Nestlé Ecuador (A): Managing through a crisis

The first wave of the crisis requires speed, cohesion and clarity. But the second wave of the crisis, where exhaustion and division take hold, requires the courage to stay with the challenges without falling apart.

The costs of the Swiss healthcare system are rapidly approaching the 100 billion franc mark per year. On November 24, Switzerland approved the reform of the uniform financing of healthcare (EFAS), with potential savings of 440 million francs per y...

On 15 April 2019, the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris faced a devastating fire. The Brigade des Sapeurs-Pompiers de Paris (BSPP) mobilized quickly, showcasing strategies in team dynamics, crisis management and coordination under pressure. The case p...

As businesses navigate market disruptions, technological innovations and an increasingly turbulent world, leaders will frequently find themselves taking control of a team in the aftermath of a crisis. Inheriting such a challenging environment ofte...

In 1983, Korean Air Lines Flight KE007, a Boeing 747, suffered a tragic fate that claimed the lives of all 269 passengers and crew. Against the backdrop of Cold War tensions, the aircraft experienced an autopilot failure and veered significantly o...

Venezuela is engulfed in a political and economic crisis, which has forced over 6 million people – some 20% of the population – to flee the country since 2015. The mass exodus began when Venezuela’s economy collapsed, giving rise to rampant inflat...