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Guidelines for Groups’ Presentation
Each group will consist of at most 3 students and will make one presentation at the final Sessions at the end of the course. The (…) -
Reflections on Governance and the Africa Directors Program: at the forefront of responsible board practice?
I wrote this short piece as a Reflection Paper for the Newsletter of the INSEAD Corporate Governance Initiative. It illustrates my (…) -
Can you teach ethics to The Big Bank?
In early 2008 and hence before the public unfolding of the financial crisis, I was invited by a U.S. “Big Bank” to design, write and (…) -
A Journey Through the Forest
In these last years, I have been dreaming of accompanying executives in Nature, to share my teaching in this only place where I truly (…) -
Business, Corruption and the Individual (Tuesday 6th of June, 2017)
Summary As a newly appointed manager of a pharmaceutical company in China faces the issue of kickbacks to Doctors in order to boost (…) -
Gamesa
Brief introduction of Gamesa in its own words: I With 20 years’ experience and more than 30,000 MW installed in 45 countries, Gamesa (…) -
Seminar Group 101: Wednesday 9.00 - 10.30
Welcome to Group 101 of Strategic Management II! On this page, I will post the calendar for the group and maybe some more useful (…) -
International Business and National Politics: Royal Dutch/Shell in Nigeria (Seminar 4 with Case Study and Discussion, May 3, 2017)
Should companies get together with governments to control or even fight activists movements that are trying to disrupt their activities? (…) -
Social vs. Legal Responsibility: What should Dow Chemical do? (Seminar 3, April 26, 2017)
We discuss the responsibility of Dow Chemical, now owner of Union Carbide, the action it has taken, the campaigns it faces and work out (…) -
Financial Crisis and the Role of Money (Friday 31st of May 2013)
The C.E.O. of the Big Bank has to decide about his strategy in the face of an international effort to regulate financial markets. Will (…)
