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From dystopian novels to a guide on public speaking, IMD professors share six of the books they have enjoyed this year.
From dystopian novels to a guide on public speaking, IMD professors share six of the books they have enjoyed this year.
Howard Yu, LEGO® Professor of Management and Innovation at IMD, recommends six books that will inspire you and help maximize your talent.
Professors at IMD recommend books exploring the world of art to help you think in more creative ways.
The old-fashioned printed word offers valuable insight on the latest technology. Here is our guide.
A new book by Dovev Lavie, Professor at the Department of Management and Technology of Bocconi University, sets out an extraordinary plan to tackle urgent social problems of inequality, wealth concentration, loss of data privacy, and overconsumption. He discusses with Affiliate Professor of Leadership Katharina Lange how it would work.  
IMD’s Peter Vogel and Martin Liechti of the Cambridge Family Enterprise Group demystify the concept of the family office, explore emerging trends in the field of dynastic wealth, and share insights into the best ways to safeguard your family legacy in an increasingly complex investment environment.
IMD professors recommend books for the festive season.
IMD professors recommend books to help you think differently about the challenges posed by sustainable business transformation.
Fancy something more challenging to read on the beach than the latest Danielle Steel or James Patterson? Then let IMD professors inspire you with their book recommendations on the thorny topic of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
In the quest for efficiency many organizations have forgotten the human side of customer service, says John Sills, author of The Human Experience. If in doubt, be human
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