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Churches were once deliberately redesigned to change how people learned, listened and behaved. At a seminar at the House of Innovation, art historian Anna Bortolozzi discussed how studying the Reformation and Counter-Reformation churches can provide insights into the shaping of spaces and their relationship with art and knowledge.  

How can organizations make sound decisions when cyber threats, geopolitical uncertainty, and technological change make the environment increasingly unpredictable? The Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) and DNV will explore this question through a new five-year partnership.

How can sports organizations preserve their strong voluntary foundations while responding to growing demands for professionalization, commercialization and long-term sustainability? The Center for Sports and Business Partner Day at the Stockholm School of Economics brought together representatives from sport, business and academia to explore this question.

How can businesses help strengthen Sweden’s social cohesion while creating long-term business value? A new initiative from the Stockholm School of Economics’ Center for Sports and Business and SES – Sponsrings & Eventsverige will explore how more companies can invest in sport, culture and community life.

How can societies turn preparedness into practical capability? This third panel will examine Finland’s experience and its relevance for cooperation across the Nordic-Baltic region. 

In response to Swedish Radio’s latest reporting on the connection between the Stockholm School of Economics and Jeffrey Epstein, we wish to clarify that the payment from Epstein in 2017 mentioned in the coverage did not go to the School. According to the Epstein files, the recipient was Barbro Ehnbom’s company, Barbros Best and Brightest (BBB) AB.