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ACE Founders, with Ian Charles Stewart and Luckabox founder Aike Festini
90% of startups fail. For all sorts of different reasons. And few people want to talk about it. But WiReD Magazine co-Founder and IMD Executive in Residence Ian Charles Stewart and Aike Festini, Founder and CEO of logistics startup Luckabox
ACE Founders, with Ian Charles Stewart & Schuyler Weiss
As the FinTech arena moves beyond smoothing back-office processes and facilitating relationships between existing players we are seeing a new generation of B2C players rise to take on the incumbent institutions. With the rise of challenger
ACE Founders, with Ian Charles Stewart & Raffaello D'Andrea
Raffaello D’Andrea co-founded warehouse automation company Kiva Systems, which was sold to Amazon in 2012 for $775m and rebranded as Amazon Robotics, and then Verity, the autonomous indoor drone company now growing quickly in Zürich. He is
ACE Founders, with Ian Charles Stewart & Tony Jamous
Oyster began with a question: How can we make global employment easier for companies and talented workers? Building an all-star team shouldn’t be limited by borders. Now, the company is on a mission to make it easier than ever for growing c
The Interview: Sarena Lin
In this episode of IMD's "The Interview" podcast, Sarena Lin, Chief Transformation & Talent Officer at Bayer, speaks with IMD's Professor Misiek Piskorski about digital transformation and leadership. Bayer is a global enterprise specializin
The Interview: Zoe Chance
"Influence doesn’t work the way you think, because you don’t think the way you think." So says Zoe Chance in her latest book, Influence Is Your Superpower. As a Professor at the Yale School of Management, Chance is an expert in behavioral e
The Interview: Kristina Walcker-Mayer
***This podcast interview was recorded in 2021*** As competition in the retail banking space increases and consumers demand more services, new players are entering the market and disrupting our relationships with our wealth. One of these co
The Interview: Nicholas Christakis
Once named amongst Time magazine’s 100 most influential people, Nicholas Christakis is now the director of Yale’s Human Nature Lab; a position that puts his diverse range of skills to good use. With expertise in several fields including soc
The Interview: Peter Bakker
When Peter Bakker joined World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) a decade ago, the conversation on climate change was very different. Back in 2012, he says, companies were still grappling with the 'why' of environmental i
Should I Fly: The Answer
In the finale of Should I Fly, Professors Jim Pulcrano and Patrick Reinmoeller layout their conclusions on the big question; and find that things aren't so straightforward. Who should take responsibility for the aviation industry's emission
Should I Fly: Why we fly
Over the past two years, global lockdowns meant many didn't have to answer the “Should I fly?” question. But as the world re-opens, travel looks set to make a comeback in 2022. Should we return to our pre-covid habits? Has the pandemic chan
Should I Fly: Entrepreneurs
Quick and easy international travel is a normal part of modern life, but almost 20 years ago getting from A to B was an even faster process. In the early 2000s, Concorde allowed passengers to get from London to New York in less than four ho
The Interview: Janice Wang, CEO of Alvanon, on the future of fashion
This weeks' host is Edwin Keh, Chief Executive of The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel. His guest is Janice Wang, The CEO of Alvanon, a global fashion innovations and product development company. The 3D models created by
Should I Fly: Airlines
To hear your views aired on Should I Fly, please fill out our short survey: https://imd.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cZ3MoMg51bvCLWK From passengers to investors, there's not much love lost for Airlines. But why? Airlines provide us with th
Should I Fly: Airports
Airports are portals to other worlds. You walk into a building, enter a metal tube, and sometime later you arrive in another city, country, or even continent. It all seems seamless, but most don't notice the thousands of moving parts that g
Should I Fly: The Environment
2020 was the year that travel companies crumbled. But while transport executives winced, others saw a silver lining. COVID gave the world a much-needed break from CO2 and sparked a deeper conversation about our reliance on flying. In episod
Should I Fly: The Question
Flying used to be about glitz, glamour and, of course, getting places. But in a post-pandemic world of global warming and zoom calls, those days may be firmly behind us. The international travel shutdown left many unanswered questions: Has
“Solar Impulse” explorer Bertrand Piccard on finding purpose
As an explorer, Bertrand Piccard has always had a strong sense of purpose. But now he finds he has a gift for helping other people to find theirs. In this conversation with Alyson Meister, Professor of Leadership and Organizational Behavior
Man vs Machine has evolved into Man + Machine
Democratize AI and create the notion of the citizen data scientist, says Bertrand Bodson, CDO of Novartis AI has begun to perform lie detection, play complex games like “Go”, diagnose diseases and even create art. But IMD Professor of Leade
Thoughts on sustainability from a pioneer in the field: Firmenich
Gilbert Ghostine is CEO of Firmenich, winner of the inaugural 2019 IMD Pictet Sustainability in Family Business Award. Firmenich is the world’s largest privately held manufacturer of fragrances and flavourings for consumer goods. Ghostine t
What does coronavirus mean for the global economy?
The outbreak of coronavirus, which to date has killed nearly 500 people and infected thousands more, has rattled global markets. What are the implications for Chinese businesses and the global economy? What next for global trade? What does
Chinese business trends to watch out for in 2020
With the Lunar New Year celebrations in progress - against the backdrop of the deadly coronavirus – IMD professors Howard Yu and Stephane Girod get together to discuss some of the key business trends likely to dominate the headlines in Chin
Leadership OS: The Operating System You Need to Succeed
Based on years of original research by IMD Professor Shlomo Ben-Hur and Nik Kinley, this book controversially counters almost every existing leadership model and approach. It shows how as leaders rise to senior levels, their roles become le
How to Thrive in a World Where Everything Can Be Copied - Professor Howard Yu
Every business faces the existential threat of competitors producing cheaper copies. Even patent filings, market dominance and financial resources can’t shield them from copycats. So what can we do—and, what can we learn from companies that
Lifelong Learning with Prof. Katharina Lange and Alain Dehaze, CEO of The Adecco Group
IMD Professor of Leadership Katharina Lange sits down with Alain Dehaze, CEO of The Adecco Group to discuss lifelong learning. They discuss the shift of responsibility for the long-term learning process from public sector to the individual.
IMD's World Talent Ranking 2019 with Prof. Arturo Bris
The IMD World Talent Ranking evaluates the capability of 63 economies in developing, attracting and retaining talent - key factors for competitiveness. Professor Arturo Bris, Director of IMD's World Competitiveness Center discusses how to c
Careers with Purpose Panel Discussion at Annual International Alumni Event
Careers with Purpose IMD Alumni Panelists: Pierre Morgon, NED, CEO, MRGN Advisors - Scott Poynton, Founding Principal, Stott Poynton Sarl - Gerard Bos, Director - Global Business and Biodiversity Programme, IUCN - Marie-Laure Schaufelberger
Where the Wild Things Were by IMD Affiliate Professor Susan Goldsworthy and Sydney Goldsworthy
Where the Wild Things Were by IMD Affiliate Professor Susan Goldsworthy and Sydney Goldsworthy Do we really want the acceleration of the extinction of all wild creatures to be our legacy to future generations? That’s the question at the hea
