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Sir John Andrew Likierman, former Dean of the London Business School, discusses the importance of good judgement and breaks it down into 6 components: learning, trust, experience, detachment, [...]

Happy Friday! Earlier this week we looked at some of NYU Stern’s new courses and faculty. Now let’s meet Lia Winograd, the founder of Pepper, a bra designed for women with small [...]

NYU Stern’s call to action for this year’s incoming students is Change: Embrace it. Lead it. Create it. To that end they have launched their new Change: Studio for full-time MBA [...]

The holidays are upon us! If you’re still looking for a gift, TED speakers have some suggestions for books on business and professional growth. There are some interesting selections here, [...]

Now that you have an idea of some of the new courses at Stanford GSB, meet Valerie Shen (MBA 2019) whose goal is to combat global climate change. Tag along with her during a typical week at [...]

Our new Wednesday series will be looking at new faculty and course offerings for the 2019-2020 school year at some of the top business schools. This week we’re focusing on Stanford Graduate [...]

Interesting article addressing the decline in MBA applications in the US, with a focus on overseas applicants. According to the Financial Times, 48% of all MBA programs in the US have seen a drop [...]

New research from the Kellogg School suggests that embarrassment may be key in generating increased creative brainstorming. Leigh Thompson, a professor of management and organizations at Kellogg, [...]

MIT’s Sloan School of Management’s Sustainability Initiative and Climate Interactive have created the En-ROADS climate solutions simulator which allows users to look at the climate [...]