We are delighted to announce the online launch of the 2nd EABIS-Ethical Corporation Special Report on Corporate Responsibility and Global Executive Education. Following our pioneering collaboration in 2006, this latest publication delivers a “state of the art” overview of emerging trends, successes and challenges around business in society issues within international management development.

New Insights Into The Changing Face of Business Schools

In an era where managers are increasingly faced with complex social, environmental and economic concerns, which in turn require new skills and competences to address them in corporate strategy and operations, the Special Report is a timely reminder of what business schools are doing to try and keep pace with profound changes in the corporate world.

Featuring surveys, interviews with and inputs from leading figures in European and international Business Schools the report provides thoughtful insights on, among other topics:

• The change catalysts within executive learning
• New essential skills and competencies for today & tomorrow’s managers
• Innovative programmes for board members & directors education Leadership programmes in a global context
• New approaches to experiential learning
• Social enterpreuneurship from a student perspective

The Report also features the European release of the 2007-2008 Beyond Grey Pinstripes Global 100 List, the renowned biennial initiative from the Aspen Institute for Business in Society that classifies MBA programmes according to their integration of social and environmental issues into management research and education programmes.

Official Launch of Report Supported by Host INSEAD and Event Partner Microsoft

The Report’s public unveiling took place at the RESPONSE Project final conference (October 12, INSEAD Business School) in front of an audience of almost 200 global executives and senior stakeholder representatives. The launch was actively supported by Elena Bonfiglioli (Director Corporate Citizenship, Microsoft EMEA & Chair, EABIS Business Network), Prof. Luk van Wassenhove (Director, INSEAD’s Centre for Social Innovation) and John Russell (Managing Editor, Ethical Corporation).

Links & Resources

Click here to download the report. For additional information on the Ethical Corporation Magazine please visit the Ethical Corporation website.