London Business School

London Business School stands out for its academic excellence and international perspective, fostering innovative and thought-provoking business ideas. We challenge traditional beliefs, support the growth of careers and businesses, and encourage our community to reshape the global business landscape. Our mission is to significantly influence both the business world and its effects on society. The School is frequently ranked among the top 10 globally for its programs and is renowned for its exceptional research. In addition to our highly regarded full-time MBA, we offer award-winning executive education programs designed for organizations and their employees worldwide. With campuses in London, New York, and Dubai, we are ideally situated to provide students from over 130 countries with the skills necessary to thrive in today’s dynamic business landscape. Our network includes more than 47,000 alumni from over 150 nations, offering a rich source of knowledge, professional experience, and global networking opportunities.

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Five books to help think outside the box

1 month ago | london.edu | Stefano Turconi |Joseba Martinez |Linda Yueh |Randall S Peterson

Our faculty suggest books that that will entertain, inform and sharpen your leadership skills InfluenceLeadershipMotivating peopleSocietyTechnology Discover fresh perspectives and research insights from LBS "The popular mantra ‘fail fast and often’ can be misleading – even counterproductive without a nuanced understanding of failure" "I know what CEOs do, yet this work by the entrepreneur and star of BBC TV’s Dragon’s Den is a fantastically good read on how to lead others" Select up to 4...
The global impact of the US election

Nov 25, 2024 | london.edu | Linda Yueh |Richard Portes |Joseba Martinez

Trump 1.0 proved that one cannot fight the laws of economics added Richard. “You can't fight the simple laws of economics. If you try to cut back on imports with tariffs you find that it doesn’t work. Trade deficits are a macroeconomic issue and one can have tariffs on China and elsewhere while seeing imports from other countries going up.”Cutting taxes in the way that the first Trump administration did also broke those immutable laws, producing unwelcome consequences.
Is intrapreneurship the answer for Black founders and firms? | London Business School

Oct 22, 2024 | london.edu

Intrapeneurship could close the gap between Black and White founders
Beating the death valley curve | London Business School

Oct 16, 2024 | london.edu

Cultural transformation best supports early-stage companies
What we learned at the Private Capital Symposium 2024

Jun 16, 2024 | london.edu | Jonathan Braude

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Influence: The ultimate business skill

May 19, 2024 | london.edu | Steve Martin |Robert Cialdini

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Lessons from ten great crashes

May 6, 2024 | london.edu | Linda Yueh

Lessons from historyIt’s not only policymakers who can learn from what has come before; we can all apply our understanding of the three phases of crises outlined in my book, namely, euphoria, credibility and aftermath, to better position ourselves for the next inevitable crash. Firstly, be wary of euphoria and avoid piling into rising markets by borrowing too much.
The business of succession

Mar 11, 2024 | london.edu | Jonathan Braude |Dan Atkinson

Think - AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL Family Offices have grown over the last decades and today represent an important priority of many business families – we take a closer look. IEPC Institute of Entrepreneurship and Private Capital Leadership It is often said that if you know one family office, you know only one family office. In other words, no two family offices are the same, whether in risk profile, investment aims or expertise.
Taking the lead – who plays it best? | London Business School

Mar 11, 2024 | london.edu | Randall S Peterson |Áine Doris |John Mullins

Think - AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL In our latest episode of The Why Podcast we ask: are films with male leads perceived more highly than female leads? Podcasts Gender Equality Research In the latest episode of The Why Podcast, Katie Pisa met with Bryan Stroube, Assistant Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at London Business School, to discuss the findings from his latest research on how viewers evaluate films based on lead actors’ gender.
Four things men can do to support gender equity

Mar 4, 2024 | london.edu | Randall S Peterson |Áine Doris

Think - AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL For International Women’s Day and beyond, Randall S Peterson explores what men can do today for a more just and inclusive tomorrow Leadership Gender Equality Strategy Leading teams Women Men can and should do more to support gender equity.