Executive education articles
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Hult awarded EQUIS accreditation and triple crown status
We're pleased to announce that Hult International Business School has been awarded EQUIS accreditation, officially achieving the coveted “triple crown” accreditation status. We are the first and only business school in the U.S. to achieve this recognition. Find out more about Hult's accreditation.
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Being an influential woman: focus areas for female leaders
There are influential women in the world in all walks of life—politics, business, and arts to name just a few. Some of these women will admit that luck has played a role for them, but surely that cannot be the only answer. Fiona Elsa Dent and Vicki Holton look at key areas women can focus on to improve their influence.
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The business of sleep: a good night’s sleep is good for business
In her new book The Business of Sleep, Ashridge Professor Vicki Culpin argues that the personal and business case for getting more sleep has never been more serious. Getting the right amount of sleep could even save the UK up to £36 billion per year and improve the memory, creativity, and health of professionals.
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Managing strategy in a VUCA world
Making strategic decisions against a shifting backdrop and in a VUCA world is one of the key challenges facing organizations today. In such an unpredictable and fast-moving environment, the idea of a two-year strategy, let alone a five or 10-year plan, can feel like an alien concept.
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Five ways to make learning more agile
Making sure employees are equipped with the right skills at the right time is key to becoming an agile organization. Fast-moving and competitive digital climates call for a new breed of managers who are capable of dealing with complexity and ambiguity.
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Are you an inclusive leader?
Traditional concepts of leadership are fast becoming out-moded in today’s complex world. In diverse global environments, where technology is breaking down barriers and revolutionizing the way we work, a new breed of leader is needed.