Anthony 'Tas' Tasgal, is an award-winning author, and took some time away from his writing desk to talk about his new book, InCitations: Discovering a world of inspiration through quotes, words, and expressions. During the interview, Tas puts forward a few of his ideas on storytelling, as well as his thoughts on the value of creativity in organisations.

With more and more Business Schools focusing on diverse and innovative forms of teaching and learning, Antonella Moretto, Senior Assistant Professor at MIP Politecno Milano, talks about the growth and development of open programmes, specialist programmes and the tech innovation being spearheaded at her Business School. She also shares her views on her own area of research – supply chain management – especially in light to how supply and demand might be transformed in the future in the wake of Covid-19.

A few weeks ago, AMBA reached a milestone in its history by recruiting its 50,000th MBA member – Pablo Espinosa Almenara. Pablo is an MBA candidate at Alliance Manchester Business School as well as Growth and Innovation Leader at Arcadis, which is a built asset design and consultancy firm, behind projects including Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the London Bridge Railway Station rejuvenation, and the design of the Australian Grand Prix track. We caught up with Pablo to find out a little bit more about his thoughts on innovation, sustainability, ethics, and the future of business.

MBA and DBA graduate Anino Emuwa is the Founder and Director of Avandis Consulting and a vocal advocate for the progression for female leadership – a topic which she has raised up the agenda of the World Economic Forum at Davos earlier this year. In this episode you will hear about Anino's work in campaigning for women to reach leadership positions, and her views on the challenges - and future - of the diversity and equality discussion.

In this episode of the AMBITION Podcast, we speak to author, consultant, researcher, and speaker, Efosa Ojomo. During our conversation, we find out more about his book; The Prosperity Paradox: How Innovation Can Lift Nations Out of Poverty and learn about Efosa's passion for entrepreneurship and innovation to progress economic development.

In this episode of The AMBITION Podcast, we hear from Lise Hammergren, Executive Vice President for BI Executive at BI Norwegian Business School and Nick Barniville, Associate Dean for Degree Programmes and Director of the EdTech Lab at ESMT Berlin. Nick discusses how ESMT is committed to creating responsible leaders and his role as part of the EdTech team. Lise then talks about how Business Schools can collaborate with one another to achieve for better student experience.

This episode of The AMBITION Podcast features an interview with Zita Zoltayne Paprika, Dean of Corvinus Business School in Budapest, Hungary. In this exclusive interview, she discusses why it’s essential that Business Schools encompass lifelong learning among their offerings, and the opportunities and challenges this form of education presents.

The AMBITON Podcast explores sustainability in Business Schools and in business itself. We spoke to Hanna Leena Pesonen, Dean and Professor of Corporate Environmental Management at the University of Jyväskylä School of Business and Economics, to get the sustainability prospective from a Business School. She spoke about some of her own research into sustainability and the challenge facing Business Schools to come up with a solution to climate change. We then spoke to Claudine Blamey, Head of Sustainability and Digital Strategy, Argent, and Former Interim Director of Sustainability at EasyJet to get a more corporate perspective. We asked her how to even begin to lead the sustainability agenda at large organizations.

In this episode of The AMBITION Podcast, we speak to two leaders from QUT Graduate School of Business, Queensland University of Technology, Australia. Glen Murphy, MBA Director, tells us about the school’s first online MBA cohort and some of the successes the programme has had since then. Bob O'Conner then discusses how QUT and the higher education industry have changed over the course of his 15 years at the institution, and how he sees the sector evolving in the future.