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Episode 8 | Predicting startup success by reading investor signals
Episode 6 | What marriage research can teach us about co-founder relationships
Episode 3 | From university software to a scalable startup
Predicting Startup Success: (Episode 2) Why is deep tech so hard to predict?
Predicting Startup Success (Episode 1) Can we see through the hype?
Episode 7 | Can data predict startup success?
Episode 4 | What startups reveal when things go wrong
Education can change the world
Green Finance: Strategies for Sustainable Investment - The Just Transition
Episode 2: Business information risks and responsibilities (The MBA Perspective on Accounting)
The Hinkley nuclear contract - David Howarth and Simon Deakin interview
The Hinkley nuclear contract - lawyers' roundtable
The Hinkley nuclear contract - interview with Michael Pollitt
The Hinkley nuclear contract - interview with Tom Burke
The Hinkley nuclear contract - interview with Tim Yeo
Documentary on the Hinkley Nuclear Contract (Part 2)
Documentary on the Hinkley Nuclear Contract (Part 1)
Episode 1: Environmental, social and governance reporting (The MBA Perspective on Accounting)
CUTalks: Christopher Kong, Better Nature
CUTalks: Tim Brears, Evonetix
CUTalks: Marcel Gehrung, Cyted
CUTalks: Monica Boddington, Cambridge Judge Business School
CUTalks: Lucy Jung, Charco
CUTalks: Tim Minshall, Head, Cambridge Institute for Manufacturing
CUTalks: Daniel Rooke, co-founder, Start Codon
CUTalks: Nicola Filzmoser, co-founder of Happyr Health
CUTalks: Alex Murray, co-founder of FlitBike
CUTalks: Bruno Cotta, Executive Director, CJBS Entrepreneurship Centre
CUTalks: Tim Minshall, Cambridge Institute for Manufacturing
Technology and work
Post-Brexit Britain
Circular Economy 101 with Panikkos Poutziouris
The gig economy
CBR Brexit podcasts: April 2016 to October 2019
Office politics
#AllOutEconomics Brexit & the UK economy’s rocky path
Brexit & the UK economy & no-deal planning
Skills
Enterprise Tuesday: Creating a star team - serendipity or design?
Enterprise Tuesday: Choosing your exit - acquisition or independence?
Enterprise Tuesday: funding global growth
Enterprise Tuesday: Creating value while protecting IP
Enterprise Tuesday: the road to growth
Enterprise Tuesday: Raising finance to fund your vision
Enterprise Tuesday: How to pitch to investors
Leadership
Innovation ecosystems
Circular Economy 101 with Nada Chahadi and Professor Mark Esposito
Business opportunities and challenges in Brazil
Healthcare policy & drug development
Energy & energy policy
Brexit and its consequences for the UK economy and political systems
Researching crime and crime fighting - podcast
Driving Disruption and Innovation
From Kitchen Table to Scalable Business
Corporate governance
SSI & CBR Brexit Conference November 2018
Innovation
Brexit and regulatory alignment
Alternative finance
Among critical friends: rebuilding trust
Men and #Metoo: SOS Media Music interview with Dr Lilia Giugni
The UK's trade options post Brexit
Cambridge Social Venture Weekend
Industrial policy
Enterprise Tuesday - What We Wish We Knew Then about Raising Money
Creating shared value operationalising: CSV beyond the firm
Outsourcing to emerging markets: the challenge of coordinating globally-distributed teams
India is poised to lead the post-recession global knowledge economy
Professor Jaideep Prabhu: "What will it take for India to be more innovative?"
The launch of the Centre for India & Global Business at Cambridge Judge Business School
What price the CSR budget?
More for less for more!
Frugal innovation key to healthcare
Jugaad Innovation
Risky business
Inequality in the workplace
Law and technology in China
The EU single market at 25
Silicon Valley
Enterprise Tuesday – Artificial Intelligence & Entrepreneurship
Enterprise Tuesday - Pivoting to Success
Enterprise Tuesday - Corporate-Entrepreneurship Partnerships: Marriage Made in Heaven or Hell?
Enterprise Tuesday - Food for Thought: Innovating in an Innovation-Antipathetic Sector
The growth of fintech in China and the implications for the UK economy (part two)
The growth of fintech in China and the implications for the UK economy (part one)
Inequality
Creative disruption; inequality and economic development in China
Personal freedom and political equality
The insecurity cycle in British public policy
Redefining equality in the era of Big Data and automation
Fairness in law and economics
Globalisation
For regulatory ‘alignment’, read ‘de facto convergence’, and a symbolic Brexit (part 2)
For regulatory ‘alignment’, read ‘de facto convergence’, and a symbolic Brexit (part 1)
Pay management requires a 21st century shake-up
New transformational leadership drives change
Conflict in the workplace
Leadership, vision, cynicism and social issues (produced by Michael Robinson)
For leadership read fellowship