We are proud to announce the recipients of the second Singhal Awards, selected by UCL School of Management Programme Directors Andrew Whiter and Maya Cara: Tisha Pruthi from the BSc Information Management for Business programme and Lina Kalai from the BSc/MSci Management Science programme. Established in 2024 by UCL School of Management alumni and brothers Udit and Suchet Singhal, the awards recognise and celebrate exceptional undergraduate students.

Long Reads is a new feature series that showcases the ideas and viewpoints of the School of Management's leading academics on pertinent issues in the global landscape. In the first of the series, Assistant Professor Daniel Ershov argues that embracing AI platforms such as ChatGPT does not signal the death of critical thinking.

Bart Vanneste is featured in an article in Management Today, offering valuable insight into the challenges of integrating generative AI into real-world business processes.

Professor Paolo Taticchi and fellow researcher Melina Corvaglia-Charrey have been shortlisted for the 2025 Thinkers50 Strategy Award for their book How to be Sustainable: Business Strategies for Leading Change.

On Tuesday 02 September, UCL School of Management welcomed this year’s participants of the Next Generation of Ukrainian Entrepreneurs Lecture Series to our home in One Canada Square. Now in its third edition, the Lecture Series supports aspiring and early-stage Ukrainian entrepreneurs—especially those affected by the war—to develop ventures that drive impact, resilience, and recovery in Ukraine and beyond.

On Friday 05 September 2025, the UCL School of Management hosted the second annual Accounting Streams Workshop on Level 50 of One Canada Square. The event brought together over 50 members of the Accounting Streams community, along with academic professionals, to engage in meaningful discussions about the future of accounting education and the continued development of the Accounting Streams initiative.

Artificial intelligence (AI) could help charities strengthen relationships with their donors and volunteers rather than replace them, according to a new editorial in the Stanford Social Innovation Review co-authored by UCL School of Management’s Assistant Professor Angela Aristidou.

Upcoming research from UCL School of Management reveals that “dissonant ties” – relationships characterised by conflicting feelings, such as liking but not respecting someone, or disliking yet respecting them – disproportionately harm women in the workplace.

In his new book The Collective Edge, UCL School of Management’s own Associate Professor Colin Fisher explores the power and potential of cooperation and group dynamics – from creative teams and political movements to dinner table conversations, Colin distils decades of research into practical strategies to help groups thrive.

To mark the launch of The Collective Edge, we sat down with Colin to talk about the inspiration behind the book, key take aways for professionals and what’s next for Colin.

MSc Entrepreneurship student Mrityunjay Sharma is set to join the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), where he will play a pivotal role in tackling one of today’s most urgent climate challenges: extreme urban heat. The work of UNEP forms part of the Cool Coalition, a landmark global initiative endorsed by more than 80 countries following the success of the Montreal Protocol in addressing ozone depletion. India is the first focus country, with interventions set to expand globally in the years ahead. With rising heatwaves in London and across the UK, the issue is becoming increasingly relevant worldwide.

The social structure of local communities has a powerful influence on whether businesses take a stand on controversial and societal issues, finds a new award-winning study, now published in Administrative Science Quarterly (ASQ).

On 28 July, UCL School of Management welcomed Year 12 students based in east London to Level 50 of One Canada Square for the second iteration of our annual Summer School initiative. Over the course of the week, participants were challenged to develop innovative and creative solutions for tackling excessive waste in London.

New research by the UCL School of Management’s Associate Professor Yiting Deng explores the impact of expert opinions on consumer satisfaction and finds that losing a Michelin star can in fact lead to higher consumer ratings, challenging the conventional belief that losing a star is detrimental to business.

Former PhD student at UCL School of Management, Joe Ploog, has won the Outstanding Dissertation Award from the Strategic Management Division at the Academy of Management’s Annual Meeting in Copenhagen.

In July 2025, students from the UCL MBA with Peking University visited UCL School of Management’s campus in Canary Wharf as part of the optional MSIN0125 Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Europe module led by School of Management Lecturer Alastair Moore and Assistant Professor James Berry.

UCL School of Management hosted the Finance Theory Group (FTG) Summer Conference 2025 earlier this month, marking the first time that one of the prestigious research group’s flagship events has been held in the UK.

UCL School of Management has been awarded accreditation by AACSB International (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) after a meticulous peer-reviewed process spanning several years.

A new collaborative research initiative from UCL School of Management and Tohoku University has launched to examine how humanitarian organisations develop, test and scale complex technological and strategic solutions in disaster situations.

Workplace rituals such as holiday parties could be undermined by negative feelings of exclusion, inauthenticity and underappreciation among employees, suggests upcoming research by Professor Anthony Klotz.

UCL Centre for Sustainable Business Co-Director and Professor Paolo Taticchi has authored a new case study exploring the sustainability journey of Tecno Group – a Naples-born company – that, over 25 years, evolved from an energy tax recovery consultancy into a company operating at the intersection of sustainability and digital transformation.

Alison Brown and Elliotte Jacobs - UCL MBA alumna and student respectively - were invited to Level 50 of One Canada Square for a panel discussion moderated by Professor and UCL MBA Programme Director Harveen Chugh. The event was open to UCL MBA students and alumni, as well as visiting students from both Singapore Management University and the UCL MBA with Peking University.

UCL Centre for Sustainable Business Co-Director and Professor Paolo Taticchi’s most recent white paper explores how circular economy principles are being applied to agriculture in response to growing environmental, economic and social pressures. Titled Circular Economy in Agriculture: Stories from Italy, the publication examines how food production can move away from more wasteful models towards regenerative and resilient methods.

Generative AI (GenAI) – artificial intelligence that can produce content – promises many benefits for organisations. But rapid technological change, the urgent need for new processes and skills, plus new ethical and legal risks and challenges make the scaling of GenAI within businesses difficult and uncertain.

This summer, the School of Management welcomed 50 international students from partner institutions including, Copenhagen Business School , Singapore Management University, Ewha School of Business, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, KU Leuven, HSUHK and Tsinghua University to spend two weeks participating in the Innovation Ecosystems for Grand Challenges (IEGC) programme.

UCL Centre for Sustainable Business Co-Director and Professor Paolo Taticchi, has recently authored a case study, examining how Veragon Technologies entered the Philippine market in 2024, to address water scarcity through its innovative Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG) technology. The company’s expansion was made possible by a groundbreaking public-private partnership (PPP) with the government of Camarines Sur. This collaboration provided Veragon with critical advantages: government-funded infrastructure, tax incentives, regulatory facilitation, and access to public institutions as early adopters. In return, the initiative fostered industrialisation, job creation, and improved water access in the region. The PPP structure - anchored in a shared vision for sustainable development - enabled Veragon to reduce financial risk while contributing to local economic growth, positioning Camarines Sur as a model for scalable, high-impact partnerships across Southeast Asia. In his case study, Paolo highlights the important role of PPPs for sustainable development.

On Wednesday 04 June, the Business Builder programme – built and developed as a collaborative initiative between UCL School of Management and Fashion Business School, London College of Fashion – delivered its final session to this year’s cohort at UCL East in Stratford. Designed to support entrepreneurs and small businesses based in East London through expert teaching, the programme provides attendees with the knowledge, skills and tools to scale and grow their business.

During their time at UCL, BSc Information Management for Business student (now alumnus) Jake Osorio and Bachelor of Laws alumnus Jake Ramus founded Snuze, a network of tech-enhanced sleep pods designed for on-demand naps and short stays. Now with several locations across London, the entrepreneurial duo recently announced a significant milestone for the company: £600,000 in pre-seed funding to develop and grow Snuze.

The Sustainable Circuits Index (SCI), published by Professor Paolo Taticchi with Enovation Consulting, has found Circuit de Barcelona – Catalunya to be the world’s most sustainable motor racing circuit for the second year in a row.

We are delighted to share that UCL School of Management PhD candidate Nelberto Nicholas "Sam" Quinto has recently received a prestigious $10,000 research grant from Negotiations and Team Resources (NTR), a non-profit organisation that supports innovative research and teaching in negotiation, dispute resolution, and teamwork.

UCL School of Management is proud to share the news that UCL School of Management Assistant Professor Rohin Borpujari has been named as a finalist for the 2025 Grigor McClelland Doctoral Dissertation Award and the 2025 Academy of Management "Technology and Innovation Management" Best Dissertation Award.

Earlier this month, UCL School of Management Deputy Director (Research), Professor and Head of Organisations and Innovation Martin Kilduff was elected to the Academy of Management (AoM) Fellows Group. The Group is dedicated to recognising and honouring members of the AoM who have made significant contributions to the science and practice of management, and we are proud to see Martin inducted into this esteemed community.

UCL School of Management Lecturer in Organisational Behaviour and Head of Executive Coaching for the UCL Global Dr MBA Lorenzo Todorow was recently invited to deliver a masterclass for the Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) as part of their newly launched Policy Conversation Series. The session, titled “Strategies for Motivation and Successful Goal Attainment,” was attended by over 60 financial regulators from 41 institutions across 33 countries. Dr Todorow’s masterclass explored evidence-based approaches to sustaining motivation, balancing competing goals, and navigating institutional complexity.

On Tuesday 24 June 2025, UCL School of Management welcomed conversationalist expert Farley Thomas to the Business Leaders Speaker Series, designed to bring together the UCL community, both past and present, to learn and gain advice from industry leaders.

In partnership with Tecno International, UCL School of Management recently hosted the inaugural Pitch Day of the UCL SoM SustainTech Pitching Competition. Our finalists pitched their ground-breaking startup ideas to a panel of experts and competed for one of three prizes: Best Pitch, Best Idea, and Audience Choice Award.

We would like to congratulate Solora Limited for being awarded the Best Pitch Award, who have designed a mobile application that is designed to help visually impaired users access real-time public transportation information across the United Kingdom. We caught up with Alyssa, the COO of Solora Limited to find out more and how it felt to win the Best Pitch Award.

On Thursday 05 June, the UCL School of Management hosted its first-ever Alumni Volunteer Celebration, bringing alumni and student leaders together to celebrate those who generously volunteer their time and expertise to support the School and enrich the student experience. Held during Volunteers’ Week, an annual campaign that recognises the vital role of volunteers, the event was filled with warmth, gratitude, and a strong sense of connection. Attendees came together to share their experiences and build relationships with fellow volunteers and staff from across the School of Management.

In partnership with Tecno International, UCL School of Management recently hosted the inaugural Pitch Day of the UCL SoM SustainTech Pitching Competition. Our finalists pitched their ground-breaking startup ideas to a panel of experts and competed for one of three prizes: Best Pitch, Best Idea, and Audience Choice Award.

We would like to congratulate EcoNomad Solutions for being awarded the Audience Choice Award. We caught up with Ilan Adler, the CEO of EcoNomad to find out more and how it felt to win the Audience Choice Award.

On Tuesday 17 June, UCL School of Management hosted a thought-provoking guest lecture with Professor Wilson Wong, an Associate Professor at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, to discuss 'The Future of Learning or the Future of Dividing? Exploring the Impact of General Artificial Intelligence on Higher Education.' The lecture drew upon a joint research project with Professor Angela Aristidou, exploring how the rise of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) will reshape the future of higher education.

We are thrilled to share that UCL has ranked the 9th best university in the world in the 2026 QS World University Rankings, marking its 14th consecutive year in the global top 10. QS is the world’s most-consulted international ranking and uses a number of indicators to compile the rankings, including academic reputation, employer reputation, citations per faculty, faculty-to-student ratio, international faculty ratio and international student ratio.

On 12–13 May 2025, Maya Cara and Edyta Kostanek from UCL School of Management's BSc Information Management for Business (IMB) programme visited Copenhagen Business School (CBS) as part of a benchmarking project funded by the SoM Best Practice in Business Education grant scheme. The visit formed part of a wider effort to explore international best practices in business and digital education, with the aim of further enhancing the IMB programme. CBS was selected due to its global standing, interdisciplinary focus, and strong emphasis on digitalisation and innovation within management education.

On Saturday 31 May, UCL School of Management welcomed alumni from across our programmes back to Level 50 of One Canada Square for our annual Alumni Reunion. With a packed agenda, plenty of lively conversation and panoramic views of London, the day brought together friends old and new for a celebration of connection, community and lifelong learning.

UCL School of Management Lecturer Dr. Deyu Ming and Professor Steve Yoo have secured a £200,000 Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) with Howden Re, the global reinsurance, capital markets and strategic advisory arm of Howden, the global insurance intermediary group, marking the school’s first-ever KTP project. Co-funded by Innovate UK and Howden Re, the collaboration will apply cutting-edge artificial intelligence to automate and innovate data processing in the (re)insurance sector, bridging the gap between academic research and commercial applications of AI.

Last week, the UCL MBA hosted its fourth annual Global DigitalHack event, bringing together a dynamic mix of industry professionals, experts, technologists, entrepreneurs and academic faculty from across industry sectors for a high-impact, fully virtual innovation experience. This year’s theme, “Futuring Better with Truth, Trust and Transparency,” invited participants to explore how organisations can build more ethical, inclusive, and resilient futures through strategic innovation and digital- and AI-led transformation.

Last month, UCL School of Management Director and Professor Davide Ravasi travelled to Beijing to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Peking University's Guanghua School of Management and the 5th anniversary of the School's Future Leaders programme. Davide joined a number of global academic leaders at the event, where he was also invited to speak as a panellist on the Global Deans' Forum.

On Thursday 29 May, UCL School of Management hosted the Sustainability and Social Good Summit: The Future of Purpose-Driven Entrepreneurship on Level 50 of One Canada Square. In collaboration with MSc Entrepreneurship student Tally Bevis and Assistant Professor Jen Rhymer, the event was sponsored by UCL Grand Challenges, a UCL initiative tackling complex global, national and local issues through interdisciplinary research and collaboration.

On 21 May 2025, UCL School of Management welcomed Common Home, a global forum founded in 2022 by Assoholding and the Regenerative Marketing Institute for the first-ever British edition of the event. This year, the theme centred upon ‘Regenerating the Common Good’, and brought together more than 20 international speakers on Level 50 of One Canada Square to address challenges of sustainability, innovation and the pursuit of common good.

On Tuesday 20 May, UCL School of Management Assistant Professor Anil Doshi welcomed more than 50 doctoral students to One Canada Square for the first-ever AI Plus Management Doctoral Consortium. Co-organised with University of Exeter Professor Oliver Hauser, University of Oxford Professor Pinar Ozcan, and University of Warwick Professor Hila Lifshitz, the event centred upon the implementation and integration of AI and the ways in which organisations can address key issues surrounding the use of artificial intelligence.

In May 2025, students from UCL School of Management’s MSc Entrepreneurship programme, along with Programme Director Simon Hulme, headed to Milan for their annual Trek. Throughout their 5-day visit, students visited a number of internationally renowned organisations based in Italy, including The Walt Disney Company and Ferrari, whilst also developing their understanding of local Italian visits through site visits to LaCimbali and Ykone Milan.

On Wednesday 21 May 2025, several members of the UCL School of Management faculty hosted the fourth annual UCL Diversity Research Day conference. Organised by Professors Clarissa Cortland and Felix Danbold, the event brought together a select group of management scholars from across the UK who are committed to advancing theoretical and empirical insights that not only deepen our understanding of workplace inequities, but also equip organisations to navigate this increasingly complex landscape.

UCL School of Management PhD alumnus Dr Lei Liu, together with Professor Martin Kilduff and Associate Professors Sunny Lee and Colin Fisher, has recently published a new research paper titled “Buffered by Reflected Glory? The Effects of Star Connections on Career Outcomes” at the Journal of Applied Psychology.

The UCL School of Management Executive Education team recently welcomed 22 senior leaders from Italian firm Leonardo to Level 50 of One Canada Square for the Sustainable Transformation of Business programme in partnership with SDA Bocconi. Specialising in aerospace, defence and security, Leonardo is making significant efforts to transform its company operations and improve sustainability. In total, more than 200 senior managers from Leonardo will complete the Sustainable Transformation of Business programme at UCL School of Management.

It’s been a busy couple of months for the UCL School of Management alumni team, who have hosted a range of international events alongside our world-leading faculty members. Designed to bring together our global alumni community, events took place in iconic cities, Dubai and Singapore, as well as our first-ever event in New York City. Alumni from all levels of study and across all programmes attended the events.

UCL School of Management PhD candidate Deepanshi Bhardwaj has been named as a finalist in the 2025 Production and Operations Management Society (POMS) Product Innovation & Technology Management (PITM) Best Student Paper competition.

We are thrilled to share that UCL School of Management Assistant Professor Tom Taiyi Yan has been named one of the best 40-Under-40 MBA Professors in the world by Poets&Quants.

We are delighted to share that UCL School of Management Assistant Professor Angela Aristidou was recently invited to speak at the Mastercard Foundation Summit for Global Inclusive Growth in Washington DC. Held annually, the event brings together innovative leaders and professionals with the aim of unlocking new approaches to existing challenges and utilising innovation as a means of organisational growth.

Earlier this month, the UCL MBA programme celebrated the incredible success of its 13 graduating students at an in-person completion ceremony held at Senate House. Taking place during the programme’s bi-annual Immersion weekend, the event welcomed families, graduates, and current UCL MBA students to London to commemorate the occasion.

As a part of the event 'Sustainability Unscripted: Real Talks with Industry Game Changers' offered by the UCL Centre for Sustainable Business, UCL School of Management Professor Paolo Taticchi sat down with Digital Pioneer, Marco Camisani Calzolari to discuss "Human Values in the Age of AI: A Conversation on Ethics, Sustainability, and Cyberhumanism".

Earlier this week, 32 UCL School of Management students from a range of programmes returned to London following an incredible trip to the United Arab Emirates in recognition of Global Engagement Week. Organised by our Global Engagement team, the visit saw students develop a deeper understanding of the business landscape in the UAE in order to enhance their understanding of the benefits and challenges of working and operating within the country.

We are extremely proud to announce that 2 UCL School of Management alumnae have been named in the 2025 Forbes Europe 30-Under-30 list. MSc Entrepreneurship alumna Kiki Wöhl has been named in the Social Impact category, while BSc Information Management for Business (IMB) alumna Dolapo Morgan has featured in the Finance category.

UCL School of Management officially launched its brand-new Speaker Series earlier this year. Inviting speakers from a range of industries and backgrounds to showcase their experiences and skillsets in a variety of formats, the Series welcomes authentic experiences, expertise and stories.

UCL School of Management Assistant Professor Anil Doshi recently took part in a panel discussion organised by the OECD exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on student creativity. Held on the run up to World Creativity & Innovation Day, the panel explored whether AI is helping students to apply subject knowledge, or if it merely encourages a superficial level of understanding.

UCL School of Management Associate Professor Colin Fisher has written an article for Harvard Business Review exploring the significance of listening in the workplace. Co-authored alongside Jeffrey Yip, an Assistant Professor of Management at Simon Fraser University, the article specifically addresses the organisational need for managers to be effective listeners in order to improve employee performance at work and increase productivity.

UCL School of Management is proud to announce that 11 of our fantastic staff members have been nominated in the UCL Education Awards. Held annually, the awards recognise the staff who are making outstanding contributions to the learning experience and success of students, with the School’s 2025 nominees including a host of both academic and professional services staff.

UCL School of Management recently held its first-ever Advisory Board for the newly launched MSc in Marketing Science programme and welcomed a board of industry leaders and strategic thinkers to share their expertise. Developed with industry demand in mind, the MSc Marketing Science programme was designed by leading market scientists and regularly welcomes the input of senior professionals operating within the marketing landscape.

UCL School of Management Associate Professor Ersin Korpeoglu and PhD student Ramazan Kizilyildirim have recently been named as finalists in the 2025 Production and Operations Management Society (POMS) College of Product Innovation and Technology Management (PITM) Best Student Paper Competition.

Jack Walsh, Senior Penetration Tester and Assistant Manager at KPMG, recently joined students on the UCL School of Management’s Digital Strategy & Transformation module again this year at UCL's Bloomsbury campus to share his experience and expertise of how to protect organisations against cyber threats and attacks.

We are delighted to share that UCL School of Management PhD candidate Shivaang Sharma recently presented his research at the Humanitarian Networks Partnership Week (HNPW) hosted by the United Nations.

Earlier this week, UCL School of Management partnered with Italian corporate training association CFMT to deliver a tailored Executive Education programme to 26 senior managers from a range of industries and organisations. Entitled ‘Leveraging AI for Strategic Growth and Sustainability’, the two-day programme was delivered on Level 50 of UCL School of Management’s home in One Canada Square.

We are delighted to share that a team of students from both UCL and UCL School of Management finished in third place at the recent Analytics for Society Awards held in London. A joint initiative between students from Imperial College London Business School, Ghandi Centre for Inclusive Innovation and UCL School of Management, the event celebrated the contributions of data and analytics to the wider society.

UCL School of Management officially launched its brand-new Speaker Series earlier this year. Inviting speakers from a range of industries and backgrounds to showcase their experiences and skillsets in a variety of formats, the Series welcomes authentic experiences, expertise and stories.

UCL School of Management Assistant Professor Anil Doshi recently hosted a TEDx Talk at Westminster School in London describing the ways in which students can adopt and incorporate artificial intelligence into their work without killing creativity. Posted only two weeks ago, the video has already gained more than 16,000 views on YouTube.

In February, 22 students from UCL School of Management's BSc Information Management for Business programme and 10 from our BSc/MSci Management Science programme attended the first-ever UCL x Checkout.com Exclusive Insight Session organised by Senior Employability Engagement Officers Oliver Peachey and Priya Chauhan. The Insight Session was hosted at Checkout.com's Global Headquarters near Old Street in London.

UCL School of Management’s careers team recently hosted an exclusive event for BSc/MSci Management Science students on UCL’s Bloomsbury Campus that welcomed a panel of experts from a range of industries to meet and share their insights with students. The event also saw the return of dozens of UCL School of Management alumni, who are now working at leading global firms, including Microsoft, Morgan Stanley and the Financial Times.

UCL School of Management Associate Professor Anthony Klotz has recently featured in an opinion piece from Salon assessing the recent rollout of return to office mandates across a number of large companies. The article argues that hybrid and/or remote work structures are mutually beneficial for both employees and organisation and that enforcing strict office policies will ultimately impact shareholders in the long run.

We are delighted to announce the winners and runners-up of the 2025 Digital Strategy & Transformation Awards, led by UCL School of Management Associate Professor Dr Rikke Duus. This year, almost 200 students took part and formed 34 digital consultancy teams. Over the first five weeks of the term, these teams crafted innovative digital solutions for various business clients, utilising a range of digital and AI tools for their research, ideation, evaluation, and presentations.

Earlier this month, the annual MSc Entrepreneurship Pitch Day took place on Level 50 of One Canada Square and showcased the incredible projects and startups that our students have been working on. Competing for a range of cash prizes which will then be invested into their businesses to accelerate growth, our students pitched their business ideas to a range of experts, angel investors and VC representatives.

Earlier this month, we were delighted to welcome Theo Paphitis, esteemed retail entrepreneur and former Dragon on BBC's Dragon's Den, to Level 50 of One Canada Square to deliver an insightful talk to postgraduate students. Organised by UCL School of Management Teaching Assistant Brian Andrews, the day allowed students to hear from and ask exclusive questions to an entrepreneurship giant.

The annual BSc Information Management for Business programme's Design Sprint took on a new form this Spring Reading Week. Rebranded as the IMB Consult for Good Design Sprint and involving 80 dedicated students from all years of the programme working in collaboration with students from the UCL's Department of Information Studies, the event also saw UCL School of Management partnering with educational charity Svitlo Education. Students were tasked with devising SMART and innovative solutions to real-world challenges faced by Svitlo Education with their active input over a two-day period.

Celebrated annually on 08 March, International Women’s Day commemorates the economic, social, political and cultural achievements of women around the globe. This year, the theme of International Women’s Day is #AccelerateAction, which serves as a global call for solidarity in ensuring gender equality across the globe.A bold message, this year's theme focuses on a global call to action; one that acknowledges the strategies, resources and activities that positively impact women's advancement, and to accelerate their implementation. In recent years, backlash against gender parity has grown yet, as School Director Davide Ravasi notes below, UCL School of Management remains committed to advancing societal progress. The global International Women's Day campaign notes that, at our current rate, it will take five generations before the world can expect to see full gender equality.

UCL School of Management Associate Professor Anthony Klotz recently co-authored an article published in Harvard Business Review assessing the ways in which organisations can retain efficient and capable workers during prosperous labour times. For Anthony and co-authors Chase Thiel, Jay Hardy, Carter Gibson and Andrew Barsa, that answer is simple: promote them.

We are delighted to share that UCL School of Management Assistant Professor Anil Doshi has been named as one of the Strategy Research Foundation’s 2024 grant winners. Anil will receive the funding as part of the Research in Strategy Management (RSM) Grant Programme, which will be used to support his research in strategy and entrepreneurship.

UCL School of Management Associate Professor Colin Fisher recently wrote an article that was published by The Conversation UK discussing the changes in addressing online misinformation announced by Meta earlier this year. While the organisation previously utilised independent third-party factcheckers in an effort to monitor misinformation, Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced in January that Facebook, Instagram and Threads will be relying on "community notes" in a similar style as Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter).

Earlier this month, UCL School of Management Assistant Professor Angela Aristidou was invited to speak at the AI Action Summit at the Grand Palais in Paris. Held annually, this year's Summit saw the International Panel on the Information Environment (IPIE) launch its Scientific Panel on AI and Economic Inclusion, with Angela joining a panel of AI experts to mark the occasion.

On Tuesday 18 February, UCL School of Management hosted the inaugural She Shapes AI event and awards ceremony on Level 50 of One Canada Square. She Shapes AI identifies, celebrates and supports female trailblazers around the world in using and developing AI that responsibly contributes to society. On the day, 100 women gathered from around the world to shine a spotlight on inspiring entrepreneurs whose efforts are shaping the use of artificial intelligence to deliver real-world impact. UCL School of Management Assistant Professor Angela Aristidou (pictured right) then opened the evening awards ceremony and convened a workshop on artificial intelligence and governance.

Earlier this month, Lewis James, Senior Data Scientist at Reach plc, joined students on the UCL School of Management’s Digital Strategy & Transformation module to share his deep insights and expertise into AI-led innovation within the fiercely competitive media and publishing industry. The Digital Strategy & Transformation module, led by Dr Rikke Duus, explores how organisations across industry sectors can adapt, evolve and transform to respond to ever-changing market dynamics, customer demands, technology innovation, and economic conditions.

Earlier this month, UCL Innovation and Enterprise hosted the Creating Impact Through Knowledge Exchange Awards and we are delighted to share that eNOugh, an innovative tech start-up born out of UCL School of Management, has received the Most Impactful Start-up Award.

UCL School of Management Associate Professor Bart Vanneste has recently co-authored a research paper which has been published in SSRN alongside Research Fellow Emil Mirzayev and Marco Testini from the University of Miami's Herbert Business School. Entitled 'Artificial Agents and the Evaluation of M&As', the paper explores the impact of generative artificial intelligence on mergers and acquisitions (M&As) and their ability to differentiate between value-creating and value-destroying M&As.

For the second consecutive year, UCL School of Management and Basque Culinary Center partnered to host the On The Road food-tech pitch competition in Canary Wharf. The event brought together food-tech entrepreneurs, industry specialists, and innovative start-ups, fostering a collaborative community dedicated to advancing food technology and sustainability.

UCL School of Management officially launched its brand-new Speaker Series earlier this month. Inviting speakers from a range of industries and backgrounds to showcase their experiences and skillsets in a variety of formats, the Series welcomes authentic experiences, expertise and stories.

UCL School of Management was thrilled to host the very first IMB University Challenge on Level 50 on Wednesday 22 January. Teams of current students and alumni from our BSc Information Management for Business programme went head to head in a series of fast-paced question rounds to win the coveted trophy.

UCL School of Management is proud to share that the Centre for Sustainable Business has been named in this year's Financial Times Responsible Business Education awards in the 'Academic Research with Impact' category. Published annually, the FT awards shine a spotlight on educational projects that create real-world impact and delivers tangible societal contributions.

UCL School of Management Associate Professor Anthony Klotz has recently featured in a publication from the Academy of Management to share his insights on the widely accepted dichotomy amongst managers that workplace employees can either be categorised as 'good soldiers' or 'bad apples'. An expert in workplace behaviour, Anthony's research often explores how and why employees balance their good and bad deeds at work.

UCL School of Management is proud to announce that Professor Paolo Taticchi, an esteemed Professor of Strategy and Sustainability and the Co-Director of the UCL Centre for Sustainable Business, has been selected for the highly coveted 2025 Thinkers50 Radar List. This recognition, published in collaboration with the Association for Talent Development, is a global accolade celebrating the world’s leading minds in business thought leadership.

Earlier this month, second-year Management Science students took part in Scenario Week on Level 50 of One Canada Square as part of the programme's 'Design' module. Led by UCL School of Management Lecturer Lorenzo Todorow, this​ week-long event saw students working in close collaboration with DHL - the world's largest contract logistics specialist - to provide innovative solutions to their specific business challenges. A key part of the BSc/MSci Management Science programme, Scenario Weeks occur throughout the year and require students to work in teams to address complex interdisciplinary management problems.

Sonal Gupta Dhingra, Acting Chair of the Alumni Advisory Council, shares exciting updates on what we can expect to see from the AAC in 2025.

UCL School of Management Honorary Associate Professor Chia-Jung Tsay has recently featured in an article published by The New York Times in recognition of her research surrounding natural ability versus hard work. The article, entitled 'No, You Don't Get an A For Effort' addresses the seemingly recent emergence of discussions centred upon whether effort and hard work should trump - or at least match - contributions from formal assessment.

Since graduating from UCL School of Management's Management Science programme in 2023, Charlie has launched his career at Huzzle, a start-up co-founded by fellow UCL School of Management graduate Parham Rakhshanfar. We recently caught up with Charlie - currently Huzzle's Chief of Staff - to find out more about his role at the company, as well as his experiences of the programme and the graduate job market. Understanding the difficulties facing current students and recent graduates, he also shares his advice and reassurance to students, as well as his accomplishments at Huzzle so far.