Episodes
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Challenging the status quo
Sir Nicholas Serota is Director of the Tate. It is said of him, that Tate Modern, would just be a room added onto Tate Britain, without his personal vision, drive and restlessness. Sir Nicholas has a few surprising tips for managers wanting to effect change in their organisations, including the...
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Services science - thinking about service in an innovative, integrated way
Steve Street, Senior IT Architect, UK & Ireland New Business, Integrated Technology Delivery, IBM Global Services IBM's Steve Street explains why the financial meltdown, which demonstrates the limitations of a purely financial model, will motivate a move towards multiple sources of value.…
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'And action'
Patrick von Sychowski, Chief Operating Officer, Adlabs Digital Cinema The economic down turn is good for the cinema business, people want escapism at an affordable price and that fits in with Bollywood's plan to increase its global market share of the film industry. It might just be that "East"…
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The impact of cultural and economic distances
Dr Gerard Tellis, Neely Chair of American Enterprise, and Director of the Center for Global Innovation, Marshall School of Business, USC As the markets in the new emerging economies open up, Gerard says, success is not necessarily guaranteed. You have to make the right decision at the right time.
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Creativity and China
Kunal Sinha, Executive Director, Discovery, Ogilvy and Mather Greater China As a successful businessman, photographer, and author, who has written a book called How Creativity Is Transforming Society and Business in China, Kunal likes looking into the crystal ball of China's future. Needless to…
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Return to Maharajah style
Professor Ashok Som, Associate Professor of Management, ESSEC Business School, Paris-Singapore As their income levels swell, middle-class Indian and Chinese consumers are developing a taste for expensive luxury items imported from abroad explains Ashok.
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Soaring prices for Asian art
Anuradha Ghosh-Muzumdar, Assistant Vice President and Indian Art Specialist, Sotheby's New York The emerging art market, says Anuradha, is booming and likely to keep on going up.
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Bottom-up inventors
Professor Anil Gupta, Indian Institute of Management, co-ordinator, SRISTI and Honey Bee Network, and Executive Vice Chair, National Innovation Foundation There is every reason why those 'busy bees', the grassroots inventors, the 'knowledge holders', with their cultural and economic creativity,...
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Consumer India
Rama Bijapurkar believes it is India's adaptability at all levels of society that makes it so appealing to investors.
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Innovation in India and China (part 2) (Centre for India & Global Business Conference)
Centre for India & Global Business The Centre for India and Global Business at Cambridge Judge Business School in Cambridge is creating a new dialogue for Western understanding of the emerging markets in India and China. On the one hand the rise of India and China as fast-growing global markets…
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Innovation in India and China (part 1) (Centre for India & Global Business Conference)
The Centre for India and Global Business at Cambridge Judge Business School in Cambridge is creating a new dialogue for Western understanding of the emerging markets in India and China. On the one hand the rise of India and China as fast-growing global markets and world-class sources of…
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Leadership in action
Lord Dennis Stevenson was previously Chairman of HBOS, and until recently was also Chairman of Pearson, the world's largest educational publisher and owner of the Financial Times. He is a member of Cambridge Judge Business School's Advisory Board and is also Chairman of the House of Lords...
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From national to global
Maurice Levy, Chairman and CEO of Publicis Groupe, and Kevin Roberts, Chairman and CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi, are definitely "opposites" who attract. Together they have built up a successful global brand which dominates the world of advertising. It was, says Maurice, a "simple" vision to value our...
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Is neoliberalism doomed?
Senator Yves Leterme, Former Prime Minister of Belgium Senator Leterme compares the Anglo-Saxon and the Rhineland models of socio-economic development The current economic crisis he believes has stemmed from an over purification of neo-liberalism, which saw many economies move from…
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Healthy capital market equals healthy nation
Dr Patrick Byrne, CEO of Overstock.com, explains the concept of "naked shorting", and how he predicted as early as three years ago that the corruption of the regulator of the US capital market would lead to the systemic collapse we have now witnessed, why we need to watch the bank rescue plans…
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A new world order
Kevin Roberts, CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi, believes we are seeing not a global recession but a global catastrophe and a radical restructuring of the world. The leaders who emerge from this will be those who are able to emotionally inspire others, and re-introduce trust in a world of uncertainty and...
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The winning edge for professional service firms
Rob Lees, co-author of When Professionals Have to Lead and a member of the School's "Programme for Excellence" faculty, describes the background to the launch of two new open programmes, The Law Firm Partner and The Professional Service Firm Partner. He highlights the programmes' distinguishing...
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Engaging business leaders
Professor Vicky Pryce, Director General of Economics at BERR and Joint Head of the UK Government Economic Service According to Professor Vicky Pryce, the current financial crisis is an opportunity to stimulate green business in all organisations, moving the world towards a low carbon economy and…
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Greener than green or corporate spin?
Mr Michael Littlechild, Director of Good Corporation Michael Littlechild explains why companies need to merge their business ethics with their corporate social responsibility strategy and make them a central not peripheral business issue.
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The green new deal
Ms Ann Pettifor, Executive Director of Advocacy International The days of easy money, easy consumption and easy debt are over, according to Ann Pettifor, who argues that finance should be a servant to the economy, not its master.
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Sustainability and corporate governance
Mr Jack Keenan, CEO of Grand Cru Consulting Change needs to happen sooner rather than later - Jack Keenan thinks that this process needs to begin in the boardrooms, where better corporate governance will recreate trust in businesses.
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Climate destabilisation and driving change
Sir Crispin Tickell, Director of the Policy Foresight Programme, Oxford University Sir Crispin Tickell believes that women and education hold the key to a future of sustainable global values.
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Gucci capitalism to co-operative capitalism
Dr Noreena Hertz, Associate Director of CIBAM Dr Noreena Hertz on why in an interconnected world an open source form of capitalism is what is required for longer term viability.
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Green business and green values (part 2) (CIBAM Global Business Symposium)
The CIBAM Global Business Symposium Corporations and governments are having to face up to the new challenges of how to operate in a global business environment where the financial sector is broken and needs fixing, and protecting the environment is a major concern for all. "Sustainable...
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Green business and green values (part 1) (CIBAM Global Business Symposium)
The CIBAM Global Business Symposium Corporations and governments are having to face up to the new challenges of how to operate in a global business environment where the financial sector is broken and needs fixing, and protecting the environment is a major concern for all. "Sustainable...
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Media, arts and culture - what role for leaders?
Dame Patricia Hodgson, Principal of Newnham College and BBC Trustee If success in the creative sector is crucially dependent on a combination of talent and popular response to it, what role is there for leaders and managers? Talented individuals are notoriously difficult to manage and public...
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Better, faster, cheaper - entrepreneurship and early stage investors
Jack Lang, Andy Richards and Laurence Garrett Cambridge Angels Jack Lang and Dr Andy Richards, along with venture capitalist Laurence Garrett, talk about why the current economic gloom is in fact a great opportunity for start-ups, especially for those whose products will immediately satisfy...
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Business, NGOs and the challenge of sustainability
James P. Leape, Director General, WWF International Today's consumer driven culture is ecologically unsustainable; this fact poses a clear challenge to governments who must agree responses to climate change and other issues. But what role can business play? Jim Leape, Director General and Chief...
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The dream team
Dr Michael Lynch OBE, Founder and CEO of Autonomy, explains the importance of building a team capable of delivering your vision - a top team full of the right talent will be able to convert an idea in a tough and competitive market into a real global success. However in order to build this dream...
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Gender ethnicity and entrepreneurship
Dr Edwina Pio, Visiting Professor from AUT, New Zealand Why are the majority of entrepreneurs white males, what are the underlying mechanisms, just how important is legislation in tackling discrimination and what will be the impact of global recession on migrant women workers? Visiting Professor...
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Financial economics is not a branch of physics
Dr Bill Janeway, Senior Advisor, Warburg Pincus and Member of Cambridge Judge Business School's Advisory Board Dr Janeway comments on the current crisis, where he thinks it all went wrong and why financial economics needs to be re-established as a social science.
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Recognising opportunities
Dr Hermann Hauser, Co-Founder of Amadeus Capital Partners and Visiting Entrepreneur at the School's Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning When is an idea a business opportunity? Dr Hauser discusses the secrets of taking an idea and turning it into an enterprise following his Enterprise Tuesday...
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Lifestyle or global business? A major decision faced in any entrepreneurial career
Lord Karan Bilimoria CBE DL, Founder and Chairman of Cobra Beer and Visiting Entrepreneur at the School's Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning Following his Enterprise Tuesday seminar on 4 November 2008, Lord Karan Bilimoria talks about the implications of going global with an idea.
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