A centralized approach to sustainable business practices, Ingalill Holmberg & Pernilla Petrelus Karlberg

For the 12th consecutive year, a scholarship is being awarded for Executive MBA studies at the Stockholm School of Economics. The scholarship of SEK 465,000 is announced by Swedish financial newspaper Dagens Industri in cooperation with the Stockholm School of Economics and utbildning.se and recognizes the next generation of leaders, with the purpose of strengthening Swedish competitiveness.

Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship has been awarded the 2018 prize for "Outstanding Contribution to Venture Creation" by the Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centres (GCEC) in Chicago. In 2019 SSES will bring the GCEC conference to Stockholm.

Addressing (ir)responsible business behavior, Ingalill Holmberg adn Anna Romberg

This year’s SITE Academic Conference – Gender in Economics: From Survival to Career Opportunities, brings together leading international scholars to discuss what current research tells us about the existing forms of gender inequality worldwide, their causes, and their consequences.

"Det hållbara företaget - en utopi" - Handelsforskaren Svenne Junker diskuterar hållbarhet, hållbara marknader och hållbarhet i utbildningar i Sveriges Radios program Klotet.

How can we encourage consumers to buy more energy efficient cars, houses or appliances? New policy brief by Chloé Le Coq, Associate Professor at SITE, and Rebecca Ly, Research Assistant at SITE, discusses how efficiency of consumer decisions can be improved by changing governmental regulation and market incentives.

We are proud to congratulate Karin Wiström, Director of the Stockholm School of Economics MBA Executive Format, who has been awarded the 2018 Bud Fackler Service Award for her contributions to the global EMBA community.

Jonas Colliander on influencer marketing in Stil in P1.

When, for the first time, Universum revealed its FöretagsBarometern at a Nordic level, the Stockholm School of Economics came top of the list, with the most satisfied business and economics students in the Nordic countries.