Amelia Roziman is among two winners from around the globe to be awarded ESMT Berlin’s prestigious Women’s Scholarship for the Executive Transition Programme (ETP).

Lydia Kostopoulos, Senior Researcher at the Digital Society Institute at ESMT Berlin is listed as one of the top 25 women in cybersecurity.

Jörg Rocholl explores the lack of clear and consistent regulations, as well as Brexit, which damage the prospects of the EU crowdfunding market.

Stefan Wagner on the benefits of losing innovative employees to competitors.

Workplace Insight reports on new research by Stefan Wagner on mobile employees.

Firms put great effort in retaining key employees because they fear the loss of talent and knowledge spillover to rival companies. But this fear might be unfounded, new research by Stefan Wagner suggests.

Linus Dahlander discusses tackling the challenges of digital changes.

The Irish Times reports on the new partnership of ESMT Berlin and the Irish trade and innovation agency Enterprise Ireland in executive education.

ESMT Berlin and the Irish government’s trade and innovation agency announced a partnership in executive education.

In Harvard Business Review, Stefan Wagner discusses the benefits of mobile employees based on his latest research.

Rick Doyle is quoted by MiM Guide on the advantages of studying in Germany and especially ESMT Berlin.

Bianca Schmitz discusses the special needs of family firms when it comes to external investors on The Conversation.

At the Event Horizon Summit, Christoph Burger discusses the potential of blockchain technology in the energy sector.

Renewable Energy World published an article written by Christoph Burger and Jens Weinmann on public influence over the energy sector.

The Telegraph quotes Jörg Rocholl on the challenges for German companies in the face of an increasing reliance on international investors (metered paywall).