We invite our collaborators, supporters and alumni to the seminar at the School, and everyone else interested in the topic to follow the live broadcast on Youtube. The seminars are arranged monthly, generally on the first Thursday of the month, excluding holiday seasons. There are seminars both in Finnish and in English.
The next seminar will be organized on 5th April, 2023.
"Murros mallissa tai markkinassa – uusi mahdollisuus haastaa", Pekka Mattila (FI)
The Better Business — Better Society seminar series offers our collaborators, supporters, and alumni opportunities to learn about and discuss current societally important topics.
There are problems with the quality of the sound in the video. We apologize for this and are fixing the microphones. The speakers' sound disappears at around 4 min in, but reappears at 7 min 19 sec.
UNESCO estimates that about half of the schoolchildren in developing countries do not even have the basic skills that they need even though they have been attending school for years.
Familiarity with the prevailing operating environment in society is important for corporate management if companies are to operate at maximum profitability in the future.
The coronavirus crisis has highlighted the importance of strategic foresight and resilience to change in companies. New methods and approaches are being sought to continuously monitor uncertainties and update strategy.
The next Better Business – Better Society seminar will discuss how the retail sector is being reformed and where it is headed.
Professors Matti Rossi and Markku Kaustia will discuss the opportunities and challenges of cryptocurrencies.
After the epidemic, having larger reserve stocks and distributing purchases between several suppliers is likely to become more common.
Leaders need to know their organisation and employees well in order to be able to assess the impact of the changes taking place.
Fast fashion pushes beyond the Earth’s limits.
Seminar brings together a dream panel to discuss an economic recession that has affected us all.
Culture is the cheapest and most efficient management system, says Professor of Practice Pekka Mattila.
The vast amount of data and expertise should be utilised to the full.
