The changing definition of business success requires new leadership
The changing definition of business success requires new leadership
While in the last decades an organization’s success was measured mainly in terms of turnover, profitability, market share and customer satisfaction, now and in the future they will also be held accountable for the impact they make on people, the environment and society. ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) is now central to the balanced scorecard.
Leadership changes, once non-financial performance starts to count
Leadership changes when executives are held accountable for their contribution to people, the environment, and society. So say more than three-quarters of policymakers in a recent survey by KPMG and Nyenrode Business University.
“A lecture does not end at the door of the lecture hall”
“A lecture does not end at the door of the lecture hall”
Last weekend, Herman van der Meulen and Cees Koomen received several Awards.
Corporate Responsibility Framework
Corporate Responsibility Framework
If an organization wants to do business responsibly and make strategic decisions that benefit people, the environment, and the market, the golden rule is: to measure is to know.
Students choose career counselling and international experience
Students choose career counselling and international experience
The Financial Times publishes its annual ranking for Masters in Management today.
Strategic acquisition of SPO Pensioenopleiders by Nyenrode Business University
Strategic acquisition of SPO Pensioenopleiders by Nyenrode Business University
Together, Nyenrode and SPO are making the knowledge network in the pension sector, which is on the eve of major changes, even more future-proof.
Putting nature’s rights on the map
Putting nature’s rights on the map
Nature also needs rights to preserve biodiversity. Prof. Tineke Lambooy and Prof. Ronald Jeurissen identified and analyzed 409 initiatives worldwide, found in 39 countries.
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Agency Theory review leads to right decisions
Nyenrode Business University recently hosted the third edition of the Radical Thinkers Series. In the series, scientists talk about their research and their “radically” different way of thinking.
