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18th CEEMAN Annual Conference: New Global Performance Challenges and Implications for Management Development | Italy - Naples 2010
The general theme of the conference was "New Global Performance Challenges and Implications for Management Development".
The 18th CEEMAN Annual Conference was held on 23-24 September 2010 in Caserta/Naples, Italy, organized in cooperation with Coca-Cola HBC Italia. The general theme of the conference was "New Global Performance Challenges and Implications for Management Development". It discussed various aspects of competitiveness, including what it takes to be competitive and at the same time act in a responsible way, and what are the implications of new global performance challenges on management education, with particular focus on dynamically changing environments.
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Introduction by Danica Purg, CEEMAN President,...
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Welcome and introductory words - 18th CEEMAN...
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Performing in the new global economy: Challenges...
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What it takes to be globally competitive -...
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Living up to the Challenges: Competitive and...
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Living up to the challenges: Competitive and...
We often see a trade-off between these two concepts. If you are responsible at the expense of competitiveness, it means that you will see responsibility as a cost. But is there no way to reconcile the two? Is it possible to have the two at the same time: to be responsible without compromising competitiveness and the other way around? Ask your MBA students what was the last time they attended a meeting on corporate social responsibility that got them really excited? I think that two out of 50 will raise a hand. When you ask them what happens during such meetings, they will tell you that it is just a lot of “bla-bla”. How relevant is responsibility to you in your daily operations? Not much.
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Living up to the challenges: Competitive and...
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Report from Deans and Directors Meeting at 18th...
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Workshop 1: Implications for degree education
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Workshop 2: Implications for executive education...
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Workshop 3: Implications for research and...
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Workshop 4: Implications for faculty development...
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Looking Ahead
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Derek Abell
ESMT - European School of Management and Technology
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Jonathan Cook
Association of African Business Schools
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James Ellert
IMD International IEDC - Bled School of Management
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Luca Gatti
eLogus
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Jonas Haertle
Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME), UN Global Compact
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Fiorella Kostoris
University of Rome La Sapienza
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Peter Kraljič
McKinsey & Company IEDC - Bled School of Management
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Danica Purg
IEDC - Bled School of Management
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Nadya Zhexembayeva
IEDC - Bled School of Management