By Gemma Donnelly-Cox, Assistant Professor in Business “…the failure to take correct action can destroy firm value, diminish corporate reputation – and ruin lives.” The session I’m chairing on the 26th of May concerns responsibilities business leaders face in … Continued
By Frank Barry, Professor of International Business and Economic Development Until the 1960s Ireland was under-industrialised by Western European standards. Today, manufacturing’s contribution to Irish GDP is much higher than the EU average. But manufacturing is migrating eastwards. In … Continued
By Professor Andrew Burke, Dean of Trinity Business School The World of work is changing. The fastest growing segment of the workforce over the last 15 years have not been employees or new business owners. Instead, the biggest growth … Continued
By Mary Lee Rhodes Associate Professor, Business and Administrative Studies The session I’m chairing on the 26th of May concerns the massive ‘opportunity’ we are all aware of and sick of hearing about. [Note – in management speak, … Continued
By Brian Lucey, Professor in Finance (Business and Administrative Studies) “No.” Have we done enough to prevent another financial crisis? No. Have we done enough to delay one? Perhaps. Have we learned from the last one? Doubtful. Now you know … Continued
by Brendan McDonagh, Former Chairman of NT Butterfield and Sons Ltd “… despite the recent successes in debt markets, we are far from achieving sustainable debt levels.” Adam Smith first published the “Wealth of Nations” in 1776, some … Continued