Does your accent shape your impact?
Amir Sepehri, assistant professor of marketing at ESSEC Business School, and his co-authors found that public speakers with nonnative English accents struggled to get attention compared to native speakers.
Amir Sepehri, assistant professor of marketing at ESSEC Business School, and his co-authors found that public speakers with nonnative English accents struggled to get attention compared to native speakers.
Research on gender equality often focuses on white-collar employees in formal economies - we must also shed light on the conditions of women working in blue-collar roles and informal economies.
This ESSEC Knowledge Review features research on the RISE Strategy, with articles on AI, entrepreneurship, and social and environmental action.
How can we ensure a successful economic transformation?
Lessons in how companies can achieve both social and financial goals
What place does social (or societal) impact have in corporate value creation?
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?
ESSEC professors provide insight into how artificial intelligence and the technological transformation will impact society.