Managers

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.

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CMI is bringing the best research on management topics from leading universities and business schools in the UK to managers in the workplace.

Working in collaboration with British Academy of Management, the Advanced Institute of Management Research, the Association of Business Schools, and the British Library.  This innovative initiative is sponsored by John Wiley and Sons Ltd, one of the world’s leading business publishers.

The startling finding is reported in the Corporate Learning Priorities Survey 2011 carried out by Henley Business School’s Corporate Development team.

Bradford is the only business school in the North of England to achieve an FT 2010 ranking for its highly rated Executive MBA programme. Students on average, see a 70 per cent salary rise four years after starting the programme.

The league table results are compiled using information from two sets of surveys, one completed by alumni graduating three years ago and the other by the business schools.

To listen to the full podcast please go to: http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/interactive/expert_comment/2010/quarterly_2010summer.html

Academics at Cambridge Judge Business School give their view of the current economic difficulties economies in Europe are facing and how managers need to adapt and innovate to cope with an increasingly interconnected but complex world that will see traditional orthodoxies turned on their heads.