The European Sports Business Program's (ESBP) third and final module convened at ESSEC Business School in Paris from May 27 to May 29. This session, focusing on Leadership & Culture, was led by...

The Heckscher Lectures are held each year to honour the memory of Eli F. Heckscher's (1879-1952). Among other things, Heckscher was the founder of economic history in Sweden. The lectures bring world...

The Stockholm School of Economics' SSE Sport Initiative officially launched this week with a lunch seminar on Tuesday, August 9th, on the topic of "Combining Passion and Rationality - Finding a Dream...

SSE Alumni Club (formal name Kamratföreningen vid Handelshögskolan i Stockholm) was founded in 1982 to safeguard common interests among graduates at the Stockholm School of Economics. As of November...

On 6th of February, 2024, the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) and Friends of KSE initiative hosted an event in collaboration with the Nordic Ukraine Forum, to explore and support...

The sports world needs creative free-thinkers as well as structured innovators.

The edtech market was already complicated, and COVID-19 did not make things easier.

A view from Haiti, a country that is poorly prepared to handle COVID-19.

by Ina Ganguli (with Kevin Boudreau, Tom Brady, Patrick Gaule, Tony Hollenberg, Eva Guinan and Karim Lakhani), Harvard Business School Working Paper 13-023