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.
ESMT Berlin has installed a photovoltaic (PV) system on the roof of its historical main building, covering about 25 percent of its electricity needs in the future. With a total of 893 highly efficient modules on the former GDR State Council building, the PV system achieves a total output of 366 kWp, making it the largest system of its kind in central Berlin. The system is expected to be connected to the electricity grid in January 2024.
Olga Almqvist shares her experience of the Women's Leadership Excellence program and how it has helped her to improve her goal alignment and maximize her impact as a leader.
ESMT Berlin, in cooperation with Frankfurt School, hosted a conference where the participants discussed how funded pension provision can boost transformation financing.
Yesterday's CEO dialogue on âLeading Global Championsâ brought together 200 CEOs and chairpersons of internationally active family businesses at ESMT Berlin. They engaged in discussions with leading German politicians such as Federal Minister Wolfgang Schmidt, head of the Federal Chancellery, and Carsten Linnemann, deputy party chairperson, Secretary General, and head of the CDU's Programme and Policy Commission. The primary focus was on the successful development of hidden to global champions.
ESMT Berlin has achieved the #2 global ranking and claimed the #1 spot in Germany in the 2024 Poets&Quants ranking for the World's Best MBA Programs for Entrepreneurship.
New research from ESMT Berlin finds that shared medical appointments increase engagement from patients as they ask more questions, make more comments, and exhibit higher levels of nonverbal engagement, providing greater value for other patients in the sessions.
ESMT Berlin President, Jörg Rocholl talks about the critical situation in which the business elite finds itself due to the endless and often self-contradictory expectations placed on them.
Read the success story of Lucy Wanjiku-Mutinda; she studied at ESMT Berlin thanks to the Allianz scholarship, and today she is the founder and engineering director of Ecycle Ltd.
The characteristics people use to judge whether an idea will be successful differ vastly depending on the stage of the idea, according to new research from ESMT Berlin. At an early stage, people tend to look at the status of the idea creator and a carefully crafted presentation, characteristics that have little bearing on success. Whereas at a later stage in the development of business ideas, people are more likely to judge based on how popular it already is and how that popularity is growing.
Mandy HĂŒbener, director of Executive Programs at ESMT Berlin, notes that there has been an increase in the need for executive education and that furthermore, executives are showing a growing interest in acquiring specialized expertise.
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