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CambridgeJBS — 500 episodes
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
Cutting the mustard
Beyond efficiency
Opportunity or threat?
Can pay be strategic?
Reputation and redundancies
Breaking with Tradition
The human cost of slashing public spending
Neuro-databases
Virtual times are the future
Human capital risk
Let's have less pride, and more shame, in the work place (produced by Boni Sones OBE)
Building bridges: what is best practice for structuring executive remuneration?
A bitter pill to swallow
Interview With Paul Hammer (MBA 1997)
Interview with Louise Chow (MBA 2010)
Interview with Brian Yang (MBA 2010)(Mandarin)
Interview with Pratik Shah (MBA 2010)
Interview with Chris Kinne (MBA 2011)
Interview with Suneira Rana (MBA 2012)
Where there's a will there's a way
The new legal and economic challenges facing the government as the UK negotiates a Brexit deal
Post-Brexit options for the UK: the WTO option
Post-Brexit options for the UK: the white paper; Brexit and devolution; the geopolitics of Brexit
Post-Brexit options for the UK: Brexit and taxation laws
Post-Brexit options for the UK: social policy, what changes?
Post-Brexit options for the UK: the UK constitution, the white paper and the proposed Repeal Act
Post-Brexit options for the UK: free movement of people and EU law
Post-Brexit options for the UK: financial cost to the UK of leaving the EU
Post-Brexit options for the UK: economic impact of post-Brexit
Post-Brexit options for the UK: the right to remain of EU nationals
Shifting paradigms
Bombay mix
Creativity and China
Return to Maharajah style
The impact of cultural and economic distances
'And action'
Consumer India
Soaring prices for Asian art
Bottom-up inventors
Leadership in Conversation: Nina Bhatia
Leadership in Conversation: John Griffith-Jones
The Second Reading of the Brexit Bill
Hinkley Point C revisited: Dr Ding Chen
Hinkley Point C revisited: Dr Paul Dorfman
Hinkley Point C revisited: Professor Simon Deakin and Professor David Howarth
Hinkley Point C revisited: Tony Roulstone
Hinkley Point C revisited: Dr David Lowry and Professor Emeritus Andrew Blowers
Hinkley Point C revisited: Dr David Reiner and Chris Huhne
Simon Deakin and Graham Gudgin discuss their predictions for the UK economy in 2017
Fabian women launch a Five Point Charter for BREXIT
Maria Miller the Conservative MP for Basingstoke and Chair of the Equalities Select Committee
Labour Standards part two
Labour Law part one
Leadership in Conversation: Rebecca George (Deloitte)
Leadership in Conversation - Tian Tao (Huawei)
Reflections on Brexit
Simon Deakin discusses “What next for Brexit?”
Simon Deakin talks Brexit, labour rights and migration
Brexit
The impact of George Osborne's March 2016 budget
The New Equality Agenda 2016 (part two)
The New Equality Agenda 2016 (part one)
Leadership in Conversation: Richard Baker
Leadership in Conversation: Lois Jacobs
So you want to work in…finance
Keeping the world at arm's length: what the Amish can teach us about technology
Getting into finance
UK Economy Forecast Report: Winter 2015
Leadership in Conversation: Julian Metherell
Women in business and women in politics have much to learn from each other
Leadership in Conversation: Marty Wikstrom
The High Court ruling on Uber, Google's driverless cars & the lesson of the Luddites
The new China and its corporate governance
Recent stock market turmoil in China
Learning about the music industry with Bertelsmann
The Spotify of Pakistan - re-energising local music
The Nigerian filmmaker's guide to success: Dr Allègre Hadida in conversation with Nadia Denton
Building a brand against the odds
A new way for SMEs to get financing wins CJBS team a prize at Cambridge Startup Weekend
Gates Scholar explains why mobile payments haven't taken off in Kenya's public transport sector
A solution for the last mile in logistics
Collaboration and kindness
Don't start with technology, start with the people
Forget venture capital! Get customers to fund you
Listening to customers
Building billion dollar companies
Lessons in leadership
Executive pay: your questions answered
New governance research: your questions answered (part 2)
New governance research: your questions answered (part 1)
Social policy will be critical to a sustainable economic and monetary union (EMU)
Rebalancing our economy needs more push from government
Why UK business need funds to grow and global talent to capture new markets
Why the £200m a year Small Business Research Initiative needs transparent implementation
European Court’s Pringle judgment: good law, bad economics
Rejoining the north European mainstream
Shares for workers' rights – why entrepreneurial firms need employment law too
Hedge fund activism in Japan: the limits of shareholder primary
John Kay needs to replace “shareholder value” with “corporate value”
Qhubeka's bicycles stimulate community development in South Africa
Bringing big data solutions to a huge public transport problem in South Africa
McKinsey's Centered Leadership model is effective for both individuals and organisations
Football fans go to the polls
Cambridge MBA team at 2014 Odyssey competition
The challenges for social enterprise
A new way to treat people you appreciate (part 2)
Disposable nappies to social finance: an overview of five social impact organisations
Urs Rohner, Credit Suisse Group: Leadership is about solving problems
The five things to watch for when investing in a company (part 1)
Edward Chaplin, former British ambassador: Celebrate success and drop Anglo-Saxon inhibitions
António Horta-Osório, Lloyds Banking Group: In defence of business schools
Rory Sutherland, Ogilvy & Mather UK: Economists should think like biologists
The World Economic Forum is more than Davos
Innovation needs more than just money
The sharing economy
Facebook likes: do they matter?
Islamic finance: the future is great
What can the entertainment industry and business schools learn from each other?
Classical music in the digital age
A new way to discover independent and international films
Every large company has a soul-mate in Africa - corporate venture capital and search funds in Africa
A want-to-preneur's start to entrepreneurship, and how to improve your next Powerpoint presentation
National Stock Exchange of India: a world-class and transparent institution
Entrepreneurship is crafted
A peek into the life of an app developer
Want to avoid another Rana Plaza? Then regulation of Asia's textile industry must be more rigorous
From Delhi to South Africa: the story of Zomato
Changing European carbon markets ... in one weekend
Innovation policy needs to change
Brand building programme for Cambridge Judge Business School
Transparency is paramount in organisational change
Women are key to Procter & Gamble success in Africa
Putting Africa on the map for luxury fashion
Conquerors of the Amazon
They've done it! Amazon rowers Mark and Anton reach the end of epic adventure
End in sight for Cambridge Amazon rowers
Shape new technology to a market’s culture
Steve Overman of Nokia on marketing tools and approaches
Islamic finance – conservative, safe and growing dramatically
Amazon rowers to brave hostage takers, uninhabited jungle and waterborne parasites
Reward at work strategies for Cambridge summit
Beyond the tip of the iceberg: the future of personalised healthcare
The need to shift from macroeconomics to wealth creation
European Finance Association AGM for Cambridge
Cadbury Collection complete
Never miss the opportunities that emerge from a crisis
Time is running out for the euro
Cambridge climate change adviser argues the EU Emission Trading System is working as designed
Sofaer International Case Competition: Cambridge MBAs have recommendations for top Israeli company
Cambridge MBA hopes a small video store will help independent film producers with paid content model
Thinking outside the box for product development
Publicise CSR carefully to avoid accusations of 'greenwashing'
An Israeli startup tries to crack the conference networking market
Maps level the playing field, but you can't throw a map at a problem
Entrepreneurs must accept rejection but keep going
How to accelerate social investment
Music in prisons - rehabilitation in South African prisons
Bonus cap for Euro bankers is a step forward
Google your own name
Pay management requires a 21st century shake-up
Increase transparency around proxy voting
Stop blindly following Techcrunch - forge your own path
Advice to Africa's entrepreneurs: start by solving the problems of the developing world
Prospects for Australian mining companies as demand for commodities cools
Exciting new product in children's publishing
The West takes up the frugal innovation gauntlet
Values in a rapidly changing Indonesia
Leading innovative organisations
Cambridge Business Breakthrough Series targets major issues
Your vote can help solve world hunger
Building communities meets big data: learn how Waze has revolutionised navigation.
Finance is less about profits and more about value
CSR boosts national competitiveness
Two great South Africans that you might not have heard about (South Africa's New Game Part III)
Indonesia - the next big market of e-commerce that you've not heard about
How China's mergers and acquisitions market will grow and change
Kindness and gratitude can lead to success
Dell vs Icahn. Which side are you on?
Better to be South Africa in Africa than Germany in Europe (South Africa's New Game Part II)
A Mexican shaking up India's cinemas
Pacific global leadership is in the ascendancy
Education reform in South Africa's New Game (South Africa's New Game Part I)
Micropublishing: a targeted approach within a rapidly changing industry
Using 'open platforms' could revitalise the public sector
Growing momentum for prison reform in Africa
Recession apart, we still like chocolate
Why 7-Eleven and the seven-layered rainbow cake have flourished in Indonesia
Help for SMEs in managing their business processes
Consumers are now driving the games industry
Let's get fracking. Or should we?
Can UK law firms survive the storm?
The High Street will not die, but it will change dramatically
The motivation to deliver social value give social enterprises a competitive advantage
Valuation of a drug to control obesity
The sky's the limit: Raspberry Pi goes for Brazil, India and China
Start with the customer: Startup failure is almost never about product failure
Massive economic impact as permafrost melts
The end of the middle manager?
New transformational leadership drives change
How operating in South Africa helped a Chinese company sharpen its international capabilities
Cambridge MBA Masato Omori discusses whether there is any hope for Japanese manufacturing
Cambridge MBA Goncalo Vasconcelos: Entrepreneurship is a way of life
Constructing a climate change logic
Draconian austerity measures do not work
"The alumni networks are incredibly strong."
Philosophy of mission, passion and obsession
Thinking research
Changes ahead for China predicts Professor Peter Williamson
Out with the old – in with the new: China faces economic and judicial change
'Shareholder Spring' failed to make waves
Threshold penalties for health delivery
Want to help? First research
Leaner Western banks face slow growth
Setting up your own business is a decision about a way of life
Managing in submerging markets
A leadership vacuum
Large bribes do not lead to greater benefits
Film industry should rethink its values
Ethiopia's 'Iron Lady'
Banks should put up or shut up
2010-2020: a lost decade for the world economy?
Conflict in the workplace
Fuel blind
Getting creative
Opportunity or threat?
Does the Rolodex matter?
Taxing dirty energy
Swift, even flow
An institutional context
Leadership, vision, cynicism and social issues
There is an I in team
The hour between dog and wolf
Service with a smile
Natural capital
Beyond efficiency
Helium floats up the agenda
A case of bad PR
Does my bottom line look big in this?
For leadership read fellowship
Cutting the mustard
Shale we or shan't we?
From top to bottom
Fighting boredom
Rethinking economics
Reversing the economic decline of Pakistan
Paper promises
Maonomics - the capitalism of communism
Luck favours the prepared mind
Adding value
Calling all entrepreneurs
Raspberry Pi
Jugaad Innovation
See the glass half full
'Brandwashed'
Frugal innovation is key to healthcare
Good leaders inspire
Dealing with assumptions
Russian corruption and the experience of losing $900m
A non-traditional view of entrepreneurship
An American perspective on CSR
Betting on emerging market infrastructure
A system of systems
Lessons from the frontline
Why collaboration matters
Through thick and thin
Revolution not evolution
Competitive advantage through new business models
Beyond platitudes
Another BRIC in China's Wall
The fallacies of the BRICS
Horizon scanners
The N11
The CIVETS
Transforming economies
Reshaping the world
BRICS and beyond (part 2) (CIBAM Global Business Symposium)
BRICS and beyond (part 1) (CIBAM Global Business Symposium)
Professor Paul Krugman is convinced that Greece will default on its massive debts
Islamic finance - is it here to stay?
Prior science to economics
From IT to business technology
Partners in success
How we feel?
Our disconnected lives
Job losses, library closures
The heart of 'well-being'
Measuring national 'well-being'
Bullish brands
Steady as she goes
Damning kleptocracy
The race for patents
China rising
Advantage China
There may be trouble ahead
Brazil's blue skies
The world's biggest economy?
China and the rise of the BRICS (part 2) (CIBAM/WPP Distinguished Lecture & Panel)
China and the rise of the BRICS (part 1) (CIBAM/WPP Distinguished Lecture & Panel)
Your five-a-day
Shifting tectonic plates of global power
Without passion you cannot succeed!
Use your passion and just do it
Entrepreneurial ecosystems
360 degree feedback
Standing by principles
'Chindia' - a marriage of cultures?
The symphony of the boardroom
Carpe diem
Print and be damned: The libel debate rages
Cognitive wherewithal
The difference between intelligence and wisdom
Raising the stakes
Primate coalition formation
Mitigating risk for those at the bottom of the pyramid
The brain as a business model
The economy of contingency planning
The bigger picture
The human dimension of risk (part 2) (Centre for RIsk Studies Annual Meeting)
The human dimension of risk (part 1) (Centre for RIsk Studies Annual Meeting)
It's all about attitude
The future of finance
How technology is changing our democracy and freedoms
A sign of the times
The secret to paid-for online content is quality
More news, more democracy or more superficiality?
Power to the people
What future for the media?
The global digital revolution
"Would you tell your mother?" Recovering from corruption
Lessons from failure and success
Radically optimistic
Tread your own path to success
Long live capitalism
Responding to change
No case for business as usual?
Polycentric innovation
Comply or explain
Where there's a will there's a way
So who can save the world, economists or lawyers?
Spotting the next crisis
The new normal
New retailing realities
Balancing the imbalances
Is the UK economy on the road to recovery?
A need for tougher regulation
Part of the solution or part of the problem?
A new world order (part 2) (CIBAM Global Business Symposium)
A new world order (part 1) (CIBAM Global Business Symposium)
The politics of AIDS
Neuro-databases
Terrorism and global economies
Can human behaviour be quantified?
Change and renewal
Radiating ideas
Dream a big dream
Capitalism 4.0
Hayek or Keynes?
Why "Too big to fail" is wrong!
Creating a new approach to liquidity
An intellectual crisis
Social reality
Markets do work
What's in a mathematical model?
Identity Economics
Recovery or no recovery?
Searching for the new paradigm
The economic crisis and the crisis in economics (part 2) (INET Conference)
The economic crisis and the crisis in economics (part 1) (INET Conference)
The Candy Man can
Humbling the arrogant
Change the world
Traditional economic modelling: confined to the past?
A risk too far?
Local knowledge is all
Virtual teams are the future
Total recall: will Toyota's longer term growth suffer?
Can China keep growing?
Serious ambitions
Seeing the bigger picture
Merit will prevail
Power at the point of need
Not all you read is true
New thinking required
Mix and match
Capturing a seminal moment
Rethinking the classics in international business strategy
Grass roots solutions will win through
Sharing knowledge will reap rewards
We can find a solution
The seasons are changing
Local, regional and national decision making is key
Africa needs our help
Water is a basic human right
Water, water everywhere; nor any drop to drink? (part 2) (Centre for Energy Studies Conference)
Water, water everywhere; nor any drop to drink? (part 1) (Centre for Energy Studies Conference)
Mission accomplished
Shifting paradigms
Bombay mix
Challenge on the wild side
Refocusing on values
Reinventing yourself
Setting higher goals
Thinking strategically about happiness
Never stop learning
Women in leadership: clarion call to action for women (part 2) (85 Broads Launch)
Women in leadership: clarion call to action for women (part 1) (85 Broads Launch)
The emerging SSME agenda