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“The fu­ture is loud”: The CBS An­nu­al Cel­eb­ra­tion brought to­geth­er busi­ness lead­ers, re­search­ers and stu­dents around AI

More than 400 guests gathered in Ovnhallen on Friday evening as Copenhagen Business School hosted its annual celebration with artificial intelligence as the theme

Spæn­din­gen lig­ger gemt i det tvær­fag­li­ge

Det er et kæmpe plus at have flere redskaber i værktøjskassen til skatteopgaver, fordi skattecompliance er i konstant bevægelse, og det kræver, at man altid er…

Tri­ne Axel­sen Oli­ve­ri - Kø­ben­havns Kom­mu­ne

Hør hvad Trine Axelsen Oliveri, kontorchef i Københavns Kommune, har fået ud af at læse Master of Public Governance på CBS.

“I man­aged to put hu­man mo­tiv­a­tion into a for­mula”

How do people perform their best? This question fascinates Director for Tech & Venture Lending at EIFO, Kim Lundberg, who helps start-ups and scale-ups…

Po­m­frit­ter og pla­ne­tær for­an­dring: Hvor­dan EU’s nye em­bal­lage­for­ord­ning ska­ber reel mil­jø­ef­fekt

En ny emballageforordning fra EU kan lyde som Quick Service Restaurant-sektorens værste mareridt. Men i sit prisvindende masterprojekt viser MBD-dimittend Anne…

Le­del­se må ikke gå tabt i over­sæt­tel­sen

Ledelse handler ikke kun om at føre, men også om at forklare. Det understreger skoleleder og Master of Public Governance-dimittend Sille Sine Bruun Madsen i…

The hid­den drivers of the gender ca­reer gap

Researchers and business leaders point to parenthood, workplace structures and policy frameworks as drivers of the gender career gap. In Denmark, two-thirds of…

The hier­archy is too slow: Why com­pan­ies are dis­trib­ut­ing power

With traditional hierarchies showing their limits, researchers from CBS and RUC call for bolder organisational models. They urge Danish companies to…