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TEACHING INNOVATIONS
The Aspen Institute Business & Society Program: Sarah Ivory
The coronavirus is the latest of many pressing global concerns. How can students develop the critical skills necessary to understand, analyze and make decisions in a complex world? Join the University of Edinburgh's Sarah Ivory as she discusses her approach to business education in the award-winning course, Global Challenges for Business.
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LEADERSHIP
ChiefExecutive: Jeffrey Sonnenfeld
Even as ideas of leadership evolve, what can we learn from Welch and others who have paved the way?
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TALENT MANAGEMENT
Harvard Business Review: Caitlyn Collins
How do parental leave policies impact not only workers, but also their companies and the economy?
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FINANCE
Bloomberg: Alastair Marsh
Change doesn't happen overnight: What can BlackRock teach us as it works to live up to its sustainability goals?
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