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Research shows that family businesses are only passed on to a daughter one out of five times. If the current trend continues then it will take up to 150 years before daughters are given the keys just as often as sons.

In a recent global Case Impact Index, The Case Centre has analysed the usage data on the platform and determined the reach and impact cases have had during the last academic year. Copenhagen Business School has placed 9th on the Impact Index ranking made by The case Centre.

Research Dissemination Prize: Megan Tobias Neely has won the DSEB Research Dissemination Prize for effectively sharing insights on inequality on wall street with the wider public.

The President of Copenhagen Business School, Nikolaj Malchow-Møller, has decided to resign from his position and will leave CBS at the end of the year. Beginning January 2024, he will assume the position as Head of People and Purpose at Deloitte.