Just a year after departing Portsmouth in driving rain, Team London Business School returned under blue skies having completed one of the world's toughest endurance challenges. After eleven months, ...
London Business School mourns the passing of Dr David Potter CBE, entrepreneur, scientist and philanthropist, whose vision helped shape modern mobile computing and whose generosity left a lasting ...
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are key for driving strategy and growth. As such, managing your team’s identities at work is a modern leader’s must, explains Randall S. Peterson. As the founding ...
London Business School is celebrating the success of alumnus Dean Jones (Sloan Fellows, Leadership, Strategy and Finance 2018), whose company StirlingX has secured a $20m (£15m) Series A investment to ...
Leaders today must look beyond persuasion and influence, focusing on understanding their own priorities to unlock more value and navigate complex negotiations effectively. Perspective‑taking and ...
Michael G. Jacobides, the Sir Donald Gordon Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at London Business School, is urging business leaders to ...
McKinsey & Company’s Jonathan Dimson’s relationship with London Business School started long before he enrolled on an Executive MBA (EMBA) in 2003. His father, Professor Elroy Dimson, who now chairs ...
Leverage value at every stage, from targeting to post-integration with our Mergers and Acquisition's course in London - one of world's important financial hub. Explore the role of mergers and ...
All successful MBA applicants who have clear academic and professional merit and can demonstrate the ability to contribute to all aspects of the MBA programme. This is the MBA’s largest general group ...
"As a Merit Scholar I was expected to participate actively and stand out – you’re expected to deliver. So I was very happy to graduate from the programme with a distinction. That made me even more ...
All successful MFA applicants who have clear academic and professional merit and can demonstrate financial need. This will be assessed through the application submitted to the programme and interview ...
LBS - PhD programme Management Science and Operations All students must work as teaching or research assistants for 20 days (160 hours) a year in years 2, 3 and 4 of the programme. At least 10 days ...