Who are the millennials and why are they mocked and scorned? Do they even deserve all the hate they're getting from other generations and fellow millennials?
This millennial manual by INSEAD breaks down five truths about the demographic and offers five tips to organisations and managers for enabling this diverse group of individuals to excel and make invaluable contributions at work.
Despite spending much time and resources developing ambitious strategies, why do some leaders still fail to execute them?
Based on articles and research by INSEAD faculty, this slideshare explores how managers can boost that one vital – but often neglected – element within the organisation: emotional capital.
There are rising calls to press forward and progress gender parity in the business world; the first step is to start with oneself. Insights from research papers and articles around the world offer five ways in which women can empower themselves.
“Learning is limitless.”
Senior Manager Supply Chain, Jabil
Executive Master in Change 2018
In three sentences or less, could you tell us a little more about yourself?
I was born in a small city in Bulgaria, 30 minutes away from the border between Greece and Turkey. My name, Albena, means “wild mountain peonies”, symbolising health and beauty. I am Bulgarian and Armenian by blood, Canadian by pride and French by heart.
Any fun facts?
“I believe the best is yet to come.”
Head of Marketing, Strategy & Execution – Asia Pacific, Merck Life Science
Global Executive MBA 2017
In three sentences or less, could you tell us a little more about yourself?
“I’m an ordinary woman aiming for extraordinary things.”
CEO, CorpFocus
MBA 2014
In three sentences or less, could you tell us a little more about yourself?
I grew up in Benin in a loving, outspoken and demanding family. My parents were doctors who wanted us to outperform them. But fundamentally, I am the most ordinary woman who aims to achieve great things and make her people proud.
Any fun facts?
“No one should be limited by circumstances they didn’t choose.”
Founder & Director, Oh My Goodness!
MBA 2014
In three sentences or less, could you tell us a little more about yourself?
I am the founder of Singapore’s only gluten-free certified food company that is also halal and food safety certified, as well as a social enterprise. I am also a yoga practitioner and teacher.
Any fun facts?
“I have a vision that the future will be built upon my contribution.”
Senior Software Engineer, BHP
MBA 2012
In three sentences or less, could you tell us a little more about yourself?
I’m an entrepreneur with a passion for technology and innovation, and a strong bias for action and discovery. I enjoy data, insights, and unusual perspectives. And, oddly enough, behavioural biology.
Any fun facts?
