How an entrepreneurs brain is wired differently
IE Business School professor, Peter Bryant, presents his research into the entrepreneurs brain
29 September, 2011
Emmy's Recent Articles
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MIP MBA Takes Student to the United Nations
MIP Politecnico di Milano student Monica Hornung Cattan tackled the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe in her thesis
27 September, 2011
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MBA At ESMT Takes Russian Life Insurance Expert To Silicon Valley!
Dmitry Krasnozhon wants to understand the finer points of European business and America’s Silicon Valley, and apply them in Russia
9 September, 2011
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Master in International Business Helps Launch World Bank Career
Fletcher School grad Cecilia Paradi-Guilford’s research on telecommunications in Afghanistan got her a job in the World Bank’s Information and Communication Technology Unit.
11 July, 2011
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IE Business School Launches A Global Master in Finance
Taught through a mix of online and on-site sessions in Madrid and London, this blended program is aimed at professionals working in the finance industry.
5 July, 2011
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Heart Monitor Device Wins Bath MBA Entrepreneurship In Action Competition
A heart attack triggers automated call to emergency services through the patient's smartphone
1 July, 2011
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John Kerry Addresses Fletcher School Class of 2011
In his keynote address to The Fletcher School’s 2011 graduating class, Senator John Kerry describes what skills the new generation of diplomats and policy-makers need.
27 June, 2011
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IMD Students Working In Mongolia, South Africa and Kenya
It's easy to be cynical about MBA students involved in social enterprises, but these three seem pretty genuine and the businesses look good too!
15 June, 2011
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An MBA In The Lion City
Artem Ivanenko moved from Russia to Singapore to do an MBA at Nanyang Business School. Here he talks about how it is to live in one of the most exciting cities in Asia.
6 June, 2011
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China’s Manufacturing Advantage Is Here To Stay
Worker wages in the south are up, but producers only have to move a short distance inland to make massive savings, argues Chinese University Hong Kong professor
28 May, 2011