Events

Panmure House restoration gets the go ahead

The decision that a £3m restoration of Panmure House, the historic home of economist and philosopher Adam Smith, in Edinburgh’s Canongate, has been given the go ahead has been welcomed by the building's owner, Edinburgh Business School.

Learn the ways to make your event sustainable

The trio, who are experts at using sustainable and cost-effective approaches to plan major events such as the Edinburgh Festival and national conferences at Earl's Court, are now bringing their expertise to Sheffield.

And the call has gone out for the region's venue and event managers to plug into their modern way of thinking by attending the Meeting The Sustainability Challenge conference, which takes place on Friday 9 September at Sheffield Business School at Sheffield Hallam University.

Business Schools and the 2012 Olympics

*Click here* to read case studies from ABS Members on working towards the Games

The London 2012 Games are and will be creating jobs and business opportunities and are benefiting culture, sport and regeneration in the capital and throughout the UK as a whole.Minister for the Olympics the Rt Hon Tessa Jowell MP sets the scene:

“In 2012 the spotlight of the world will be on the UK as we host the biggest ever Olympic Games.

Car manufacturer’s marketing expert to share vision

Mr Schlegel, who was previously General Manager for Marketing and Network Development at Aston Martin, will tell the story of the dramatic re-birth of Lotus, the iconic British car manufacturer.
In September, Lotus made headlines after attending the Auto Show 2010 in Paris when it unveiled five brand new models, thus hailing the renaissance of its brand. 

Cranfield and Coutts support social entrepreneurs to participate in the UK`s leading Business Growth and Development Programme

In businesses where profit is not necessarily the primary motive, the level of financial investment required to participate in the BGP can be a constraint. The Coutts bursary scheme will provide up to three social entrepreneurs with a substantial contribution towards the cost of participating in the programme.
 

Business Student Voice Competition 2011 - How I will use my learning to become a 'Graduate with Impact'

How I will use my learning to become a 'Graduate with Impact'

This competition is open to all students studying UK undergraduate programmes in business, management, finance and allied subject areas. Submissions can be in a variety of media and should consider:

Max Clifford Inspires UK Business School Alumni Network

The audience was made up of special guests and alumni from the following ABS members:

Max Clifford to address new UK Business School Alumni Network

The audience will be made up of over 800 alumni from the following ABS members:
University of Lincoln, University of Exeter, Bath School of Management, Henley Business School, Strathclyde University, Birmingham City Business School, Kingston University Business School, University of Wales Institute Cardiff, University of Nottingham, Ashridge Business School, University of Westminster, University of Hull, University of Leicester, Oxford Brookes University, Queen Mary University London and the ifs School of Finance.

ABS Launches Alumni Network

A welcome from Elly Sample

Elly Sample, Director of Marketing, Communications and Development for the University of Lincoln is the current Chair of the Group.

The Power of the Global Brand - Inaugural Lecture for the ABS Alumni Network

Richard Learwood, Global Marketing Director for Eukanuba, Procter & Gamble's Billion $ premium pet food brand will deliver a presentation on ‘The Power of the Global Brand’.
Richard says:

“It’s an honour to speak at this inaugural Association of Business Schools event. I am looking forward to a lively debate on the subject of Global Brand strategy. As a member of the alumni myself it is great to have the opportunity to contribute and I wish the ABS great success as it builds this important network that will be of immense value to its members”

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