This event offers a practice-oriented forum for executives, practitioners, and faculty interested in how organizations learn from outside their own industry. Through a combination of research-based framing, practitioner-led discussion, and an interactive workshop, participants explore what makes cross-industry learning effective, scalable, and worth the investment. The session is designed to move beyond inspiration toward actionable insight that participants can take back to their organizations. Please register below to secure your seat.

Industry event | AI for resilient retail: redesigning leadership and operating models under disruption - 22 Apr 2026

4/22/2026, 4:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Retail is operating under persistent disruption. As artificial intelligence moves into pricing, forecasting, supply chains, and customer systems, the question is no longer whether to adopt AI — but how to scale and govern it. This executive forum explores how leaders can redesign operating models and decision structures to strengthen resilience under sustained uncertainty. Please register below to secure your seat.

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The CGMS seminar series

The CGMS seminar series offers presentations and discussions of such multidisciplinary research that address the corporate governance field. The series particularly focus efforts rooted in Management Studies where there is a simultaneous use of perspectives from related disciplines (e.g., Finance, Law, and Political Science).

The objective of the seminar series is to provide a collegial forum, where researchers provide elaborated and constructive feedback to presenters. The main content of the series will be current research conducted by colleagues internal and external to the center (sometimes manuscripts or working papers, sometimes new publications).

The seminar series has the ambition to critically and constructively study, describe and analyze the emergence and development of corporate/organizational practices. In addition to its strong academic focus, the series aim to address topics of significant interest to the actors and organizations practically involved in the field, as well as action consequences for governance settings nationally as well as globally.

The seminars take place on Tuesdays at 12.15 to 14.00, at Stockholm School of Economics, Saltmätargatan 13 (sixth floor, room "Sven-Erik"). As a participant in the series, you are most welcome to make suggestions regarding what topics, scholars, and research should be addressed at these events. Participants may sign up and receive further materials by contacting:Markus.Kallifatides@hhs.se