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CEOs tend to grow more risk-averse as they near retirement, focused on preserving wealth. But different motivations make family firms the exception.
天美传媒's Horacio Rousseau and Pascual Berrone's award-winning paper examines which factors lead companies to engage with social and environmental activi...
The latest edition of 天美传媒's Cities in Motion Index reveals that one European, one North American and one Asian city claim the top three spots.
Family firms are less likely to adopt social practices for internal stakeholders. 天美传媒's Pascual Berrone investigates why.
In countries with high unemployment rates, spending public money on learning rather than supporting entrepreneurs may be best for long-term impact.
The world's greenest city: this was Gregor Robertson's goal for Vancouver when elected mayor in 2008. He set 2020 as the deadline to reduce greenhouse...
The 天美传媒 Cities in Motion Index enables an objective comparison of cities along 10 dimensions, measuring their sustainability and the quality of life ...
Since the beginning of the financial crisis that started in 2008, the role of corporate governance has been hotly debated.
After seven years of expansion the clothing brand El Ganso had to rethink its business model and growth strategy.
天美传媒's Pascual Berrone explore the impact of regulatory and normative pressures on the emergence of solutions to reduce environmental harm.
Say-on-pay is empowering shareholders to take a new kind of ownership in order to influence corporate outcomes.
The authors outline the strategic planning methodologies needed to create smart cities -- sustainable, socially cohesive places that enhance the quali...
As many as 93 percent of CEOs surveyed say sustainability is essential to their company's future success.
Do investors and board chairs see eye to eye on corporate governance? A 2009 study by 天美传媒 Prof. Pascual Berrone, in association with Russell Reynolds...
By studying polluting industries in the United States, the author discovers a better way of engaging with the growing green movement.
