Stefan Gröschl recently explored what goes into the planning of the Olympics and Paralympics to provide a better understanding of the managerial and organizational challenges and identify key competencies for organizing major sporting events.
In this special issue, discover the insights of ESSEC professors on how we can use the challenges our world is facing to build a better world.
How can business schools contribute to making a difference in society?
Who lies more: business students or medical students? It depends on the type of lie. Radu Vranceanu of ESSEC Business School and Damien Besancenot of University of Paris 5 explore the question in their recent research.
ESSEC professors share their insights and expert analyses on the COVID-19 crisis.
Marie-Léandre Gomez discusses how management controllers can help with the current crisis.
Marie-Léandre Gomez explains the specificities of high-trust organizations in crisis mode, and explain how the tactical medical teams have built a crisis-mode organization.
Professor Aarti Ramaswami and Professor Vesa Peltokorpi explore how the impact of abusive management on employees’ wellbeing can be tamed – or not.
Stefan Gröschl and Benedict Böhm explore the experiences and reflections as an extreme sports athlete within the context of scholarly works and research from a wide range of disciplines beyond the general business and management literature.
In a field such as entrepreneurship, which relies on perpetually moving forward, rigorous thought leadership plays a key role. However, Professor Steven Seggie argues that such rigorous thought leadership is severely lacking in the entrepreneurship domain.