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Marc Le Menestrel
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Open Forum about Management Teaching at UPF
On November 28, 2011 took place the first OPEN MEETING on Strategy Teaching at UPF. It was as a very international team from Mexico, (...) -
How can Business Schools continue to make people dream?
Money as a primary goal of business organizations falls short of liberating the full potential of business executives and business (...) -
Foundation for a New Ethical Business
In 2008, I launched the Foundation for a New Ethical Business to create some institutional context within which business could be (...) -
Trim 2 - Class 9, 10, 11 & 12: A Relevant Research Question & Some method January 28, February 1st, 4, 8
Claude Lévi-Strauss is quoted to have said “The scientist is not a person who gives the right answers, he’s one who asks the right (...) -
Can we prevent Policy Capture? Reflections about Public Interest in Business Decision-Making
On March 30-31, I was invited to the OECD Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum in Paris. I had prepared the following short (...) -
Corruption: Drawing a Line in the Grey Zone
In this piece, I introduce one of my preferred model of ethics: a grey zone between night and day. Inspired by Escher, it helps to (...) -
Angola: Searching for a new Spirit by Looking at the bright side
December 2nd, 2016 was a historical day for Angola. Not because I was invited to speak at a conference on Corporate Governance in (...) -
The 3 Principles of Wise Power
If you know how to harness the power of your mind, heart and soul, you will be wiser in the face of surprises and disruption. One of (...) -
Business, Ethics and Profit: Economic Approaches (Lecture 3 with Discussion, May 8, 2017)
Nobel Prize laureate Milton Friedman argues that the sole social responsibility of companies is to maximise profits. We discuss the (...) -
Fear – Failure - Fortitude
When I stepped down as a professional athlete and started a more "normal" professional life, one of my biggest surprises was people’s (...)
