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?
FT ranks Cambridge MBA top one-year programme
The annual Financial Times global MBA rankings, published today (January 27th), place Cambridge 16th, holding its position as the top ranked one-year programme in the UK for the second year running.
Advanced Leadership webinar gives executives a taste of Cambridge experience
Senior level business executives looking to refresh their approach to leadership can access a webinar this month to understand what the Advanced Leadership Programme from Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education can offer them this summer.
Cambridge Judge Business School innovates growth plans for Michell Instruments
Global technology company Michell Instruments has implemented a fresh approach to innovation to help achieve a £50 million turnover in the next three years, following attendance at the five-day executive programme ‘Making Your Organisation Innovative’ at Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education, part of the University of Cambridge.
Romanian and Bulgarian alumni share views on their full entry to the EU
From January 2014, Bulgarian and Romanian nationals are free to work across the EU as immigration limits imposed by some countries are relaxed.
Cambridge Judge Business School brews up scholarship success
Packaging manager Craig Hall, from the Northern brewery Thwaites has become the first scholarship graduate of the pioneering Cambridge General Management Certificate of Achievement programme delivered by Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education, part of the University of Cambridge.
The Autumn Statement: possibly good politics – but bad economics
University Senior Lecturer in International Macroeconomics Michael Kitson dissects the UK Government’s own assessment of its economic performance
Centre for Compliance & Trust focuses on impact and practicality
As Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education launches the Centre for Compliance & Trust, the Centre’s Executive Director, Richard Hill, shares some of the vision for Centre activities.
Accelerate Cambridge makes first two seed grants
Real-world risk prediction and a dynamic data gathering platform are the first two ventures to receive funding from the new Cambridge Judge Business School ‘Accelerate Cambridge’ business accelerator.
Donation will fuel vital research into European energy future
A research project that will influence how Europe sets its overarching climate and energy objectives for 2030 has attracted a donation of £190,000.
Vote for Cambridge four in Global Startup Battle
Four new entrepreneur teams from the latest Accelerate Cambridge start-up weekend need your help as they compete in the biggest competition for new ventures – the Global Startup Battle.
New Centre for Compliance & Trust is launched
Cambridge Judge Business School has launched a new Centre for Compliance & Trust to lead thinking and work with organisations in the financial sector to explore how they are building real change in values and behaviour and responding to the demands of the emerging regulatory landscape.
Network all you like, but it’s who you are that really matters
In an online, interconnected world where we’re all obsessed with building ever-expanding social networks, some new research from Cambridge Judge Business School should give us pause.
Cambridge Judge Business School in top Cambridge businesses list
Cambridge Judge Business School has been voted one of the 125 top businesses in Cambridge.
Judge Business School launches new Islamic Finance programme
Cambridge Judge Business School’s new Islamic Finance programme has opened its doors to its first intake of delegates.
Judge Business School Fellow Navi Radjou wins Thinkers50 ‘Oscar’
Navi Radjou, a Fellow of Cambridge Judge Business School, has been named one of the world-changing thinkers of today by the ‘Oscars’ of management thinking.
Making the good great – entrepreneurs debate how to upscale social ventures
How to take social ventures to the next level was the subject under discussion when entrepreneurs and thinkers from Cambridge and Silicon Valley met at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Cambridge Master of Finance celebrates five years
Cambridge Judge Business School is celebrating five years of the Cambridge Master of Finance programme by launching eight new scholarships for students unable to consider a business school for financial reasons.
Jugaad fever sweeps the world
A book co-authored by Jaideep Prabhu, Jawaharlal Nehru Professor of Indian Business & Enterprise at Cambridge Judge Business School, on the unique Indian approach to innovating, has been translated into five languages in just 16 months.
One week left for Judge Business School proposals
Last call for proposals as deadline looms! If your company is considering a new venture, developing a new product, treatment or technology, or is expanding into a new market and could benefit from some analysis from a bright and resourceful team of MPhil/PhD students, the Cambridge Judge Business School would like to hear from you.
Cambridge MBA granted a Worshipful Company of Marketors award
Nanna Saito Nielsen, an MBA 2011 student at Cambridge Judge Business School, has won an award of £1,000 for a paper entitled ‘A Market and Gap Analysis for New Charitable Social Investments.’
Entertaining success: alumna Nathalie Dauriac on keeping the customer satisfied
The FT’s upmarket How to Spend It magazine recently featured Cambridge Judge Business School alumna Nathalie Dauriac-Stoebe, Founder and CEO of private banking and asset management company, Signia Wealth.
Dynamic paper scoops award for Dr Andrea Mina
The cost of R&D and innovation is the subject of an award-winning paper by Cambridge Judge Business School’s Andrea Mina.
HRH The Duke of York visits Judge Business School to find out what makes an entrepreneur
How to help entrepreneurs and businesses unlock their true potential was the subject under discussion when His Royal Highness, The Duke of York visited Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) last week.