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Not a corporate presentation, yet interesting discussions on professional matters. Beer and wine for sure, but not just that.

AI is already becoming embedded within some boardrooms. Now it is the board who must decide how newfound AI superpowers are best managed and implemented.

The Henley Business School alumni afterwork was kept on Thursday 30th March in the traditional restaurant Venn. One of the topics we discussed, was "What tribes are there in Finland?"

On 9 February, Henley Finland hosted a housewarming party at its new customised campus in the heart of Helsinki, their new location as of autumn 2022. 

The Henley Business School alumni afterwork was kept last Thursday (2.2) in the traditional restaurant Venn. The number of participants was a record high, more than 20.

One of the main reasons I selected Henley’s Executive MBA programme was the inclusion of two immersion study visits as part of the curriculum. Our group has just returned from a wonderful week in Miami, where we were immersed in the local culture and learned about international business and entrepreneurship from various perspectives.

Henley Executive MBA Elective Week was held by Dr Peter McManners. Read the interesting interview where Pasi Syvänen from Grundium tells how scenario analysis elective gave him tools to test their strategy.

The last day of November 56 Henley Alumni members gathered around a big topic on every agenda; sustainability. We need to understand sustainability – not only in companies but also on a personal level, like how to motivate and encourage people to implement it in practice.

With disruptions in the natural gas flow from Russia to Europe fuel supplies are tight and prices soaring. Will rationing and other saving measures may be brought in to protect oil and gas supplies? Read on for a short analysis from Dr Irina Heim.

Businesses are increasingly facing extraordinary disruptions and there is growing pressure for greater accountability in how leaders address these issues. Based on latest research, Professor Andrew Kakabadse has developed practical guidance for leadership teams by establishing a set of core disciplines to increase the chances of success.

Renowned business thinker, Professor Andrew Kakabadse recently presented the findings from his research into the characteristics of outstanding boards and top teams, and his views on what it means to be an outstanding global leader in today’s competitive environment.

You've heard of greenwashing - but what are pinkwashing and bluewashing? Dr Irene Garnelo-Gomez unpicks the unethical marketing practices of certain companies in our latest Leading Insight.