Nyenrode Business University recently hosted the second edition of the Radical Thinkers Series. There scientists talked about their research and their “radically” different way of thinking.
André Nijhof, Professor of Sustainable Business and Stewardship and Anke van Hal, Professor of Sustainable Building, both at Nyenrode Business University conduct research in the field of sustainability.
Using the energy transition as a lever to improve the quality of life in vulnerable neighborhoods was the goal of the experimental program Making Vulnerable Neighborhoods Sustainable (“Verduurzaming van Kwetsbare Wijken”) by Platform31, Nyenrode Business University and eighteen municipalities.
The results of the RSM-Nyenrode Family Businesses Research Panel show that 92 percent of family businesses support the government’s efforts to make the business succession scheme simpler and fairer.
Supply chain management can lead to better, faster and cheaper products and services. Despite the many benefits on paper, the concepts of supply chain management are only limited applied in practice.
Ethics in business is mainly reflected in codes and procedures. It is because of this juridification that reflection and human beings are pushed to the background. A recent example of this phenomenon is the allowance affair. This is one of the main conclusions from the research conducted by Bart Jansen, who graduates today at Nyenrode Business University.
In 2013, Dr. Jeroen Veldman and Professor Hugh Wilmott initiated the Modern Corporation Project. In this project they looked for well-founded and feasible reforms in the field of corporate governance.
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