Energy costs crisis – what Cameron could do instead
Tax the big emitters and use the £50bn a year raised to lower income tax and VAT. Result? Make energy bills more affordable by putting more cash in the pockets of ordinary households.
On Anti-Slavery Day, campaigner Simon Stockley welcomes new bill to fight human trafficking
As the UK marks National Anti-Slavery Day (Friday 18 October), Cambridge Judge Business School’s very own expert on human trafficking, Simon Stockley, speaks about a new law to crack down on the traffickers – and his work with a ground-breaking charity that helps victims.
Dr Chris Hope takes on 'The Spectator' over claim that climate change is ‘beneficial’
Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) environment expert Dr Chris Hope has challenged The Spectator over what he says are misleading claims about climate change.
Cambridge MBA in ‘Women of the Future’ shortlist
Ritika Dave, an MBA student at Cambridge Judge Business School, has been shortlisted for the MBA Star Award in the 2013 Women of the Future Awards.
Epic Amazon row ends!
Guinness World Record smashed by Cambridge rowers
Tide comes in for Daniel
Former UK Defence Secretary Liam Fox turned to MFin student Daniel Yates when he needed to get his head round complex financial matters for his new book, Rising Tides.
First briefing on climate change reports published
Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership (CPSL), together with Cambridge Judge Business School and the support of the European Climate Foundation, has launched the first in what should be a prominent series of business briefings on the new IPCC report on climate change.
Amazon rowers on the last stretch
The Brazilian coast and the end of an epic adventure are in sight for Amazon rowers Mark de Rond and Anton Wright.
US shutdown: the fallout for UK and emerging economies
A prolonged shutdown of the US government will spell interesting times for other economies as the ripples spread outwards to lap at other shores. This is the message from three commentators from Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) who are closely monitoring the effects of the shutdown on the UK and emerging economies, as well as the global picture.
Cambridge student shortlisted for 'Women of the Future' award
A philanthropic young Cambridge student is among the outstanding women shortlisted for the 2013 Women of the Future Awards, in association with Shell.
Latest from the Amazon: and then there were two!
The Amazon adventure has returned to its original configuration of two rowers as Dr Mark de Rond and Anton Wright push on to the finish alone.
Amazon rowers reach halfway mark
Braving all the Amazon can throw at them, intrepid rowers Dr Mark de Rond, Anton Wright and Murilo Reis are now halfway through their historic attempt to row the entire length of the iconic river. If they make it, they will be the first to achieve this feat.
Praise for Cambridge Judge Business School’s Mark Thompson
Policy Exchange, a leading think tank, credits Judge Business School’s lecturer Mark Thompson for firing up the Digital Government Agenda.
Counting down to Leadership & Hubris on 19 September
Lord Owen, chairman of the Daedalus Trust, is looking forward to the Leadership & Hubris themed meeting this month being “not just a listening conference”.
Deadline looms for MBA project proposals
Time is running out for project proposals for companies which could benefit from market research carried out by a team of enthusiastic MBA students. Cambridge Judge Business School is looking for companies to work with students on the Cambridge Venture Project (CVP) during the Michaelmas term (October – December 2013). But hurry - the deadline for submissions is 10 September.
Biobusiness leaders explore new ideas at Cambridge conference
Beating the Odds: Growing Biobusinesses Today will take place on Thursday 3 October 2013 at Clare College, Cambridge.
Cambridge MBA Open Day takes place on 14 September
An Open Day on Saturday 14 September is a valuable opportunity to visit the Judge Business School, hear about its strengths, and discuss your MBA future directly with staff and current students.
How much will climate policy impact the oil sand industry?
Dr Chris Hope, Reader in Policy Modelling at Cambridge Judge Business School, and School alumna Dr Aurélie Méjean, Research Fellow at CIRED (Centre International de Recherche sur l’Environnement et le Développement) in France, have been working together on research published in the journal Energy Policy.
Cambridge honours Sir Adrian Cadbury’s contributions to corporate governance
A special symposium was organised recently by the Cambridge Corporate Governance Network (CCGN) at Cambridge University to mark the 20th anniversary since the publication of the influential Cadbury Report.
Outstanding line-up of speakers for Leadership & Hubris on 19 September
"Set for Thursday 19 September 2013, the speakers at this conference represent a collection of talent, insight and knowledge that would be crazy to miss." Dan Marks, media and communications industry executive, on behalf of the Daedalus Trust.
Professor Elroy Dimson appointed as new Chair of FTSE Policy Group
Professor Elroy Dimson, co-director of the Centre for Endowment Asset Management at Cambridge Judge Business School, has accepted the position of Chairman of the FTSE Policy Group, the most senior position within the FTSE Governance Committees.
'Winning without losing' - a guide for entrepreneurs
Winning Without Losing: a strategic guide to help entrepreneurs achieve better business success and work-life balance has been launched in the UK.
PhD student selected for Academy of Management Best Paper Award
Stefano Tasselli, a PhD candidate in Management Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School, has been awarded with the Academy of Management Best Paper Award in the Health Care Management Division. He will receive the award during a ceremony in Orlando, Florida, on 12 August 2013.
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Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education improves gender diversity
Four in ten delegates on the Cambridge Advanced Leadership Programme are women