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Debate: How social enterprises can help rethink business growth

Debate: How social enterprises can help rethink business growth

by laurie | Apr 3, 2019 | Strategy & Governance, Uncategorized

This article was jointly written by Benjamin Huybrechts, professor in Entrepreneurship and Organization at emlyon business school, Casablanca campus, Thomas Bauwens, researcher at Utrecht University, and Frédéric Dufays, researcher at KU Leuven. The...
Intentional and emergent digital strategies:  How the process affects growth

Intentional and emergent digital strategies: How the process affects growth

by laurie | Nov 28, 2018 | Strategy & Governance

  Digital strategies are extremely inspiring, in terms of the variety of technologies available, the diverse areas affected and the multiple opportunities proposed. In addition to the enthusiasm these strategies generate within most organisations, the digital...
Renewable energy: how cooperatives joined the European debate and may inspire community-based economic initiatives

Renewable energy: how cooperatives joined the European debate and may inspire community-based economic initiatives

by laurie | Dec 20, 2017 | Strategy & Governance

  Community or citizen-based cooperatives are booming in the European renewable energy field. There are hundreds of these cooperatives in Germany and Denmark, and dozens in France (e.g. Enercoop), Belgium (e.g. Ecopower), the United Kingdom (e.g. Energy4All),...
How corporate entrepreneurship can support innovation

How corporate entrepreneurship can support innovation

by laurie | Dec 6, 2017 | Strategy & Governance

  Innovation is the process of converting an idea or an invention into a good or a service, creating a value that users are prepared to adopt and/or pay for. Although they invest heavily in R&D, this conversion process remains elusive for numerous...
The public decision-maker in the face of uncertainty: towards the technical democracy?

The public decision-maker in the face of uncertainty: towards the technical democracy?

by laurie | Oct 18, 2017 | Strategy & Governance

  The development of uncertainty resulting from scientific and technical innovation is a particular challenge for the public decision-maker. The time when he could decide on a major program and impose it on the people is gone forever. As authority cannot be based...
Companies without female directors on your boards: you might as well give up your CSR reporting!

Companies without female directors on your boards: you might as well give up your CSR reporting!

by laurie | May 31, 2017 | Strategy & Governance

  In an era where social and environmental responsibility is a central concern for stakeholders (consumers, suppliers, employees, investors, etc.), companies have engaged in a frantic race to disclose extra-financial information.   A report published by the...
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