Neil Stott joins Cambridge Judge Business School to teach social innovation
The Chief Executive of successful charity and social enterprise, Keystone, has been appointed to a post as Senior Teaching Faculty in Social Innovation at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Cambridge Judge Business School launches its Mandarin name at Cambridge-Beijing Forum
The University of Cambridge Judge Business School has announced that the School has selected 剑桥嘉治商学院 as its Mandarin name.
Entrepreneurs graduate from Cambridge
A host of entrepreneurs have just celebrated their graduation from the Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship at the University of Cambridge.
MBA alumni triumph at 'Business Weekly' awards
Two start-up businesses founded or led by Cambridge Judge Business School alumni have carried off titles at the Business Weekly awards held in Cambridge this week.
Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship student named one of the Leaders of Tomorrow
A young German entrepreneur has been named one of the 200 Leaders of Tomorrow by the University of St Gallen.
Researchers identify the safety ‘tipping point’ at which hospitals fail
Researchers have identified the point at which hospitals begin to fail, resulting in deaths of critically ill patients
Cyber catastrophe, pandemics and geopolitical conflict
A cyber catastrophe, a geopolitical conflict between Japan and China and a human pandemic are the scenarios in the spotlight at the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies’ seminar on emerging risks, taking place in Cambridge on Thursday 20 March.
Cambridge students unite in order to improve lives in Africa
Students of the Cambridge Development Initiative (CDI) have launched their first crowd-funding campaign to support a project in Tanzania. CDI, a student society, has just recruited the first 30 volunteers who will be going to Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) later this year. The volunteers will help implement projects in entrepreneurship, education, engineering and health.
Social innovation tour cultivates ideas for Cambridge MBA students
In February this year the Cambridge MBA Social Innovation Special Interest Group (SIG) embarked on a unique career trek to five social impact organisations in the capital: Acumen, Pearson Affordable Learning Fund, Big Society Capital, Unilever and Unltd.
Industrial Excellence Award comes to the UK
UK companies are invited to showcase excellence in manufacturing via the first UK Industrial Excellence Award competition, backed by the University of Cambridge Judge Business School.
Cambridge event will unlock innovation potential
Executives are to be given the key to unlock innovation potential within their organisations at the upcoming ‘Selecting the “Right” Innovative Ideas’ event organised by Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education, part of the University of Cambridge.
Cambridge webinar for executives gives insight into general management transition
Business executives facing the challenge of transition into general management can attend a free webinar to be held by Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education, part of the University of Cambridge, in March.
Isaac Holeman attracts second Forbes listing
A social innovation that uses technology to improve healthcare has netted a Cambridge Judge Business School student a second listing in the prestigious Forbes rankings.
Realising the Chinese dream
Academics, entrepreneurs, business people and policy makers from Cambridge and China will meet in Beijing next month to debate how private enterprise can help to realise the hopes expressed in the Third Plenum.
Cambridge Judge Business School MBA scoops prestigious award
Nawaz Imam (MBA 2012) has won the 2013 Worshipful Company of Marketors Award for outstanding performance in marketing at the Master’s level. The award comes with a cash prize of £1,000.
Male and alone on Valentine’s Day? It could cost you
Men indulge in luxury goods after they have been romantically rejected, while women go for expensive treats when their lovelife is on the up, new research shows.
Allègre goes viral with help from will.i.am
A Financial Times Ten Questions profile of Dr Allègre Hadida quickly went viral yesterday when will.i.am retweeted the link to the interview to his 11 million followers – many of them also retweeted it.
Cambridge Judge shines bright to celebrate e-Luminate, 12-16 February 2014
Cambridge Judge Business School’s historic building lights up as part of the e-Luminate Cambridge Festival this year.
Amazon rowers relive – and thank their supporters at special reception
Mark de Rond and Anton Wright - the duo who rowed the length of Amazon in just 31 days in September-October 2013 - relived their experiences and thanked all their many supporters at a Row the Amazon thank you reception at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Banks must go back to their roots, Lloyds CE tells Executive MBAs
Leading by example and looking after the customer were the top themes when Lloyds Group Chief Executive António Horta-Osório took questions from a group of Executive MBA students at Cambridge Judge Business School last week.
Invest in your skills as well as your business, entrepreneurs advised
Entrepreneurs need to invest in themselves as well as their business to increase the chances of success with their ventures.
What happens in Cambridge...
...how a culture, arts and media concentration on the Cambridge MBA is influencing creative industries management around the world.
Lloyds CEO to discuss leadership and rebuilding trust with Cambridge EMBA students
Lloyds Chief Executive, António Horta-Osório, will take questions about the future of the post-crisis banking industry when he addresses an audience of Executive MBA students at Cambridge Judge Business School next Wednesday (February 5th) at 18:00 GMT.
BNY Mellon goes beyond the Boat Race
Well-known as the title sponsor of the Cambridge v Oxford Boat Race, Investment Management company BNY Mellon wants to extend its support of students beyond sport and into the learning environment.
First class education on a third sector salary: get an MBA when you can’t really afford one
How do you equip managers with cutting-edge management skills when the traditional routes of MBAs and Executive MBAs are beyond the pocket of the majority of voluntary sector organisations and their employees?