Improving cooperation between NGO’s on the Greek Island Lesvos
Improving cooperation between NGO’s on the Greek Island Lesvos
On April 20th, Nyenrode welcomed speaker Marieke Vrins as part of the Nyenrode Online Breakfast Sessions. She introduced the participants to the challenges related to her work for several NGO’s on the Greek Island Lesvos.
Innovation during COVID-19
Innovation during COVID-19
For the specialization Digital Business & Innovation, one of the three tracks within the Full-time Master of Science in Management, a study trip to Shenzhen (China) was scheduled. Exactly: was, since Covid-19 changed everything.
Giving the next generation the chances they deserve
Giving the next generation the chances they deserve
On November 3rd, 2020, Nyenrode welcomed Loek van den Boog, Founder and Chairman of Net4kids, a matchmaker between business and local child aid projects in Asia and Africa as part of the Nyenrode Online Breakfast Sessions.
Nyenrode scores again above average on practical orientation
Nyenrode scores again above average on practical orientation
The master's programs at Nyenrode Business University score above average when it comes to practical orientation.
You don’t learn leadership from a book
You don’t learn leadership from a book
Steven Sijperda was a student in the Full-time Master of Science in Management (FTMSc) program last year and chairman of the Nyenrode student association in Breukelen. This role allowed him to take the lessons he learned on leadership and immediately put them into practice.
“Off the beaten path”
“Off the beaten path”
Rosa Duran (26), alumna of the Amsterdam BBA (2014) and Master in Management (2016), headed to the Greek island of Lesbos in 2018 to help with the reception of refugees.
Controllers, prepare for Artificial Intelligence!
Controllers, prepare for Artificial Intelligence!
According to Prof. Dr. Jan Bots, it's only a matter of time before big data and digitization become an integral part of the controlling profession. He delivered his retirement speech on Thursday August 29, 2019.
Disruptive innovations in a sustainable world
Disruptive innovations in a sustainable world
Marjolein Bakker, an alumna of the Full-time MSc in International Management, has recently embarked on a collaboration to publish her thesis as an article. Joining her in this effort are Prof André Nijhof and Dr Henk Kievit, both professors at Nyenrode Business University. Her Master’s thesis, “Exploring Encroachment: value propositions and the role of disruptive innovation in attracting new customers”, examines the type of innovation that drives new customers to buy a particular value proposition. The provocative title of Bakker’s forthcoming article reads: “Can the customer still be king in the era of sustainability?”
