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Women are more accurate at recognizing social ties in the workplace; yet men tend to use networks more successfully for career advancement. New research shows that women hold an advantage, yet they lose it precisely in situations where networks are open, loosely connected, and often critical for career progression.
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.
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.
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.
On September 1, 2025, Hami Amiraslani joined ESMT Berlin as an assistant professor of accounting.
President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen is confirmed to attend the third Berlin Global Dialogue. After two successful summits, this year’s Berlin Global Dialogue (BGD) will take place from October 23 to October, 2025, at ESMT Berlin.
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.
Explore the world of deep tech and see how ESMT Berlin’s DEEP Institute brings together science, entrepreneurship, and business education to turn breakthrough ideas into real-world change.
