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Margarita Fadieieva talks about her MBA journey, surviving war, and how the experience is helping her to become a better businesswoman. She emphasizes the importance of education and tenacity for achieving success.

Women and people far from headquarters often need help to get recognition for their ideas. One way to help is to put all ideas on equal footing through a “blinding” strategy. This research studies biases, blinding, and how managers evaluate their employees’ ideas. Surprisingly, the researchers could not detect any major biases working against women and call on companies to test alternative strategies beyond blinding to improve idea evaluation. The findings come from new research conducted by Linus Dahlander from ESMT Berlin, alongside Arne Thomas, Amsterdam Business School, Martin Wallin, Chalmers University of Technology, and Rebecka Ångström, Stockholm School of Economics.

Forbes names "INNOVA Europe", a competition launched by ESMT Berlin, EDHEC Business School, and POLIMI Graduate School of Management, as one of the partnerships that aim to address sustainability and climate change, and help provide the solutions for our future.

BusinessBecause writes about “INNOVA Europe”, a competition launched by EDHEC Business School, ESMT Berlin, and POLIMI Graduate School of Management for Master’s degree students to pitch innovative solutions for environmental challenges, with a prize of €5,000 and academic support. The article also mentions ESMT Berlin’s requirement for students to participate in a compulsory social impact project.

Roselva Tunstall, director of the Learning Innovation Lab at ESMT Berlin, says the metaverse can play a number of roles in online business education, depending on the digital strategy of the institution or the learning goals of the program.

Roselva Tunstall, director of the Learning Innovation Lab at ESMT speaks about how the metaverse can play a number of roles in online business education.

Thorsten Lambertus, managing director of DEEP - Institute for Deep Tech Innovation at ESMT Berlin, is named as one of the important figures from Berlin's economy.

ESMT Berlin is increasing its educational outreach in Central and Eastern Europe with the goal of acting as a vital bridge between the different regions of Europe, a strategy inherent to ESMT since its inception in 2002. As a part of this strategy, ESMT will enable even more students from Central and Eastern Europe to study at ESMT by collaborating with the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC).

Jörg Rocholl, President of ESMT Berlin, writes an article for Bundesfinanzministerium where he discusses how the long-term accumulation of wealth can be systematically and sustainably promoted for broad sections of German population.

Gabrielle Liu shares her internship experience working in an international team for a non-profit organization that helps entrepreneurs turn their ideas into successful businesses.

Rebecca Loades, director MBA programs at ESMT, explains in an interview why the full-time MBA program doesn’t appear in the Financial Times Global MBA Ranking 2023, and why it also won’t appear in 2024.

The ESMT Berlin Global Online MBA program offers students the opportunity to attend an on-campus Berlin Experience Week elective module. Hear from four students who share their experiences.

ESMT Berlin and the BMW Group are partnering to offer ten full-tuition scholarships for the September 2023 intake of the ESMT Global Online MBA. This program aims to nurture a new generation of leaders who will drive innovation, sustainability, and positive change in business and society in the future.

Tao Shi explains how the master's program not only teaches students how to turn great ideas into businesses but also offers a global perspective and the chance to explore new paths.

Research by Jan Malte Jeddeloh, a Master of Management student at ESMT Berlin, is mentioned by Poets & Quants in their article on Gen Z career choices.