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 ...

Life could be your most important strategic challenge. Are you allocating your scarcest resources (time, attention and energy) to what truly matters? In the race for AI domination, we need to ask hard ...

Season 3 of The Why Podcast explored how modern systems often struggle to account for the complexity of human behaviour. Across ten conversations, London Business School faculty challenged simplistic ...

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At London Business School, we bring together world-class education, research and real-world business insights. Explore our programmes and partnerships designed for aspiring students, experienced ...

AI fluency exposes the fact that business-school analyses, models and frameworks have not always addressed the most urgent problems facing firms. Business schools shouldn’t be trying to turn managers ...

The conditions that characterise crises—uncertainty, time pressure, high stakes, strong emotions, and competing stakeholder interests—also arise in many situations that organisations may never ...

London Business School is delighted to announce a landmark £25 million gift from the David and Molly Pyott Foundation and David and Molly Pyott. One of the largest philanthropic contributions in ...

Delivered in Riyadh, designed for the pace and ambition of the Kingdom’s transformation and ambitions, learn to drive strategy implementation to deliver meaningful results for 2030 and beyond. Learn ...

Critical thinking is more important than ever. AI may seem more objective than we are but it has its own flaws and weaknesses. Learning the art of questioning will help you enter better prompts. It ...