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Firms with CEOs under clan culture influence are more likely to be internationally-focused
Firms that have CEOs with a sense of working in the name of their enduring family are much more likely to be internationally focused.
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Circular economy paves the way in tackling plastic pollution
DBA conference – Putting business theory into practice
Masters students produce UK expansion strategy for electric transport company
Top 5 Ethical Transgressions in Consulting
Sustainable clothing - 6 ways for retailers to alter their manufacturing processes
Employees adapt better to career transitions if they feel connected to the company
Sustainable clothing - 6 ways for retailers to alter their manufacturing processes
Dr Helen Goworek examines sustainable fashion, and the pragmatic strategies retailers could implement to improve the sustainability impact of clothing.
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Electing left-leaning governments reduces CEO pay by almost 6%
Failure to consider language diversity in EDI provision causes problems for multinational firms
UN PRME competition success for Durham business undergraduates
Durham’s undergraduate business (UG) students have done exceptionally well in the United Nations Principles for Responsible Management Education (UK and Ireland Chapter) annual student writing competition. Our students have won first and third prizes and provided five of the seven other finalist places in this prestigious national competition.

DBA conference – Putting business theory into practice
Durham MBA (Online) leads the way for value for money and ESG
Upcoming events
The Future of Work MBA Event
12th International Management Control Association Conference
Durham Masters Online Information Session
CEMAP Macroeconomics Conference
Podcasts
A series of podcasts hosted by Chris Roberts, Engagement Manager with the School’s International, Engagement and Careers team. Listen to career insights from a range of inspirational speakers.