On Monday, December 1, a new group of 50 professionals began their 18-month Executive MBA journey. This transformative program is tailored to equip participants with the skills to build, lead and develop organizations on the global stage.

The Stockholm School of Economics is pleased to announce a major five-year research fellowship in trust-based management, made possible through dedicated funding from Carl Bennet AB. The initiative will be led by Louise Bringselius, one of Sweden's foremost experts on trust, organizational culture, and public management.

As Research Advisor, you will play a central role in strengthening the school’s ability to secure external research funding, particularly from the EU Framework Programmes. You will work closely with faculty to identify opportunities, develop competitive proposals, and build strong international collaborations

During the fall, the third-year Retail Management students have been working with projects for ten companies involved in the Applied Retail Track. Now they all have been presented.

Retail Management students in Fazer Retail Club had a workshop about the importance of wholegrain, focused on how to communicate this topic to young adults.

The first-year students in the Retail Management Program visited ICA's headquarters in Solna to gain insights into the company's strategy, innovation processes, and the everyday realities of being an ICA retailer.

Retail Management students in Systembolaget Retail Club were invited to a workshop focused on exploring sustainability challenges across beverage value chains using ESG criteria.

On 1 December 2025, the Stockholm School of Economics hosted the launch of a special issue of the International Journal of Educational Management, bringing together researchers, educators, and policymakers to explore how school leadership is evolving across the Nordic countries.

In November, the Center for Responsible Leadership had the pleasure of welcoming academics from across the Nordics, Germany, the UK, and Cyprus to Stockholm for our workshop “New Directions in Leadership Research and Practice”.

Associate Professor Kristina Tamm Hallström has published a study on old stores. The book was presented to an enthusiastic audience at SCORE (Stockholm Centre for Organizational Research), a center initiated jointly by SSE and Stockholm University, to which Tamm Hallström is also affiliated. It was written together with three colleagues from SCORE and KTH.