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AI is beginning to emerge as a promising tool for sifting through mountains of sustainability research
RSM Policy director Wilfred Mijnhardt is mentioned in this article about technology challenging the supremacy of human judgment in measuring the impact of business school academics' research and teaching on sustainability.…
Germanic News Online
Thursday, 11 January 2024
Griffin Capital Partners starts the year with a series of promotions
Promotions within Griffin Capital Partners' Investment and Finance teams include an RSM alumnus
CJI Europe Online
Thursday, 11 January 2024
Kerkbalans campaign volunteers receive a medal of honor
RSM Prof. Lucas Meijs is quoted in this article about special volunteer medals given out during the 50th annual Church Balance fundraising campaign.
Reformatorisch Dagblad Online
Thursday, 11 January 2024
Update - Postmasters Impacted By Horizon Who May Have Been Made Bankrupt
An update to the article co-written by RSM's Dr Jan Lodge, with details about claiming compensation following the UK TV drama about the UK Post Office that revealed major injustice, now recognised as one of the greatest…
Caithness Business Index Online
Wednesday, 10 January 2024
AI starts to show promise as tool to sift mountain of sustainability research
RSM Policy director Wilfred Mijnhardt is referenced. Artificial intelligence models are starting to be used to measure the impact of academic research.
Financial Times Newspaper
Wednesday, 10 January 2024
Bishop Hans van den Hende: 'Kerkbalans Action is church building'
RSM Prof. Lucas Meijs is quoted on volunteering efforts in this article about the annual Kerkbalans fundraising campaign.
Friesch Dagblad Online
Wednesday, 10 January 2024
Everyone thinks it's bad, yet it continues; OPINION Juri Hoedemakers, court jester
Opinion piece, in Dutch. RSM alumnus Juri Hoedemakers writes about unhealthy organisational cultures; where people work together, fear lurks.he analyses that the boss often does not notice it, let alone find a solution. "The…
De Telegraaf Newspaper
Tuesday, 9 January 2024
CEO overconfidence isn’t always a bad thing, research shows
Research from RSM Asst Prof. Marc Kowalzick finds CEO overconfidence is not always a bad thing for companies but depends on the situation.
ResponseSource Online
Tuesday, 9 January 2024
‘Leaders are ashamed to talk about their loneliness’ | From other media
Leaders are the confident ones who tell others what to do, but very often they also feel lonely, Hong Konger Hodar Lam discovered. He recently obtained his PhD on the subject in Rotterdam. ‘In a culture of fear, leaders are…
Paudal Online
Monday, 8 January 2024
This way you really convert all those good intentions for this new year into an improved version of yourself
RSM Prof. Lucas Meijs is quoted in this article about breaking through old ingrained patterns that stand in the way of a new lifestyle. IN Dutch.
De Morgen Online
Monday, 8 January 2024