Sustainability
The other side of the global environmental conversation
Professor Hamid Bouchikhi spoke with ESSEC Knowledge LIVE to discuss COP 23 and the critical role entrepreneurs must play in a more sustainable future.
ARTICLES WITH TAG: Center of Excellence Impact Entrepreneurship
Sustainability
For an entrepreneurial ecology
Fabrice Cavarretta, Professor of Management at ESSEC Business School, explains how a healthy economic ecosystem is like a tropical forest, containing a wide variety of actors who nourish the ecosystem in different ways.
Sustainability
Philanthropists, think about the impact of your donations
Arthur Gautier, Executive Director of the ESSEC Philanthropy Chair, explains how donors can take into account and improve the impact of their donations as he prepares to launch the MOOC La Philanthropie: Comprendre et Agir (in French).
Sustainability
HOW SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP COULD DRIVE DEVELOPMENT IN NORTH AFRICA
In the lead-up to the inauguration of ESSEC’s new campus in Rabat, Morocco, Professor Thierry Sibieude analyzes the social entrepreneurial opportunities in the region, and how they will impact the local economy.
Sustainability
China Urgently Needs More Responsible Entrepreneurs
These actors have the power to reverse the ecological and social consequences of China’s growth-at-any-cost policies.
Strategy
VIDEO: France, an Entrepreneur's Paradise?
A new book by Management Professor Fabrice Cavarretta brings a convincing argument to critics of France's entrepreneurial landscape
Sustainability
Social entrepreneurs, don’t lose sight of your benefactors as you increase the impact of your organization
How can they maintain caring relationships they developed on a small scale to the next level?
Innovation
How is ‘crowdfunding’ the new venture capitalism, or even way better?
Crowdfunding is an industrial revolution in that it flips the Venture Capitalist fundraising model
Leadership
VIDEO: Overcoming the fear of failure is the new challenge of the modern manager
"The way we see failure is still very immature"
Sustainability
Can we measure social entrepreneurship activity globally?
A bird’s eye view to compliment case-based studies to take in