ESMT Berlin is regularly featured in national and international media outlets. In our newsroom, we showcase selected highlights that present the exceptional achievements of our faculty, including their research activities, and offer valuable contributions to discussions in business, academia, and broader societal debates.
In a guest article for Der Tagesspiegel, Lars-Hendrik Röller, professor of economics at ESMT Berlin, argued that development cooperation must be considered an integral part of economic policy.
In an article on sustainability at business schools, Handelsblatt quoted Joanna Radeke, Director of Sustainability at ESMT Berlin, highlighting how Europe is seizing the moment to realign and advance sustainability in management education.
In the CEO Table by Table Briefings, Henry Sauermann, Professor of Strategy at ESMT Berlin, discussed how artificial intelligence is taking on managerial tasks in large organizations, highlighting five core functions.
Forbes reported on a recent study by Merih Sevilir, professor of finance at ESMT Berlin. The study analyzed the effects of private equity in healthcare, examining more than one thousand hospital acquisitions over a 19-year period.
D&I Leaders reported on new research from Eric Quintane, professor of organizational behaviour at ESMT Berlin. The research shows that women tend to recall social networks more accurately than men, especially in cohesive networks where many colleagues are closely connected.
The Globe and Mail spoke with Raji Jayamaran, associate professor of economics at ESMT Berlin, about why Canada should deepen its ties with the European Union.
Der Aufbau eines führenden europäischen Innovationshubs für Cybersicherheit bis 2030 ist das Ziel der Kollaboration zwischen dem Institute for Deep Tech Innovation (DEEP) der ESMT Berlin und Merck.
"The prospect of being able to work a considerable number of hours is a very good selling point for universities,” says Andreza André da Rocha, Senior Career Sevelopment and Employer Relations Manager at ESMT Berlin. She believes such a change could potentially attract more international students.
In response to demographic geopolitical pressures, business schools worldwide are re-imagining their strategies to build resilience and cultivate sustainable leadership. In this article, Jörg Rocholl emphasizes the importance of courageous, purpose-driven leadership and global partnerships to ensure business education remains a force for societal good.
Henry Sauermann, professor of strategy at ESMT Berlin, was honored for his paper “Fire in the belly? Employee motives and innovative performance in start-ups versus established firms”.
In Times Higher Education, Jon Demiglio, business technologist at ESMT Berlin, outlines six practical and scalable steps to integrate AI in universities.
In a recent Handelsblatt op-ed, Jörg Rocholl, President of ESMT Berlin, argues that the investment summit hosted at the Chancellery could serve as a catalyst for renewed economic momentum in Germany and across Europe.
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