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Business school programs help executives address climate risks

Senior executives, investment bankers and legal professionals are flocking to executive education courses to capitalize on the dealmaking boom

COVID initially sparked great interest in crisis leadership training, but the lessons learnt will be valuable long beyond the pandemic

Business schools aim to increase substantially the number of women who are leaders, but real change must come from within companies themselves

Business schools have created courses that focus on preparing company executives for the workplace revolution.

As capitalism gets cuddly, executive programs that focus on sustainability and responsible business are growing in number and prominence

Companies want leaders with a human touch, prompting business schools to roll out courses that nurture social and emotional skills to promote wellbeing and boost diversity

Some business schools have spotted an opportunity to help solve the challenges faced by investors in the booming private capital industry

A business school course can support a social enterprise so that it can generate sufficient economic impact and ensure its survival

Sustainable finance and ESG investing is a growth area, but there is still a great deal of uncertainty and competing standards

LGBT issues have risen to the fore in recent years and business schools can play a positive role in improving workplace progress

Companies across business sectors are beginning to realize the potential of “big data”, but that has introduced risks such as privacy violations and discrimination

Despite some ethical qualms, artificial intelligence has the power to transform the way businesses operate

It’s one of the hottest subjects in executive education, despite some ethical concerns

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought into sharper focus the importance of using digital technology to create new distribution channels