The Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) has officially become a member of the Ladok Consortium, following unanimous approval by the consortium’s 40 member institutions during an extraordinary meeting held on December 10, 2024.

Winning Project: The third-year Retail Management students in H&M Retail Club with the report "Enhancing H&M's Demand Sensing Process".

On Monday, December 2, a new group of 43 professionals began their 18-month Executive MBA journey. This transformative program is tailored to equip participants with the skills to build, lead and develop organizations on the global stage.

We are glad to announce that Misum Platform Director Mattia Bianchi, Affiliate Suvi Nenonen, and Kathleen Burke (formerly a postdoc at SSE) have secured 7 million SEK in funding from Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation for their 4-year research project: "Making Markets for Forest Ecosystem Services: Investigating Novel Technologies and Business Models." Congratulations and best wishes to the team for a successful project!

The U.S. presidential election doesn’t just have a huge impact on Americans – it affects wellbeing across Europe as well. A new study from the Stockholm School of Economics shows that happiness, life satisfaction, and optimism in Europe all shifted in response to the election outcome, mirroring American trends.

Retail Management students Fazer Retail Club had a workshop focusing on ways to present Skogaholm's new bread "Julrutan" in all channels, teaching consumers how to engage with the innovative product.

Retail Management students in the Accenture Retail Club visited the Accenture head office in central Stockholm for a workshop on case cracking.

The Retail Management students in Systembolaget's Retail Club visited the company's head office in central Stockholm for a workshop focusing on visualizing future customer journeys.

Magali Bancel, Marie Wik, and Xin Li have been awarded the SSE MBA Carl Silfvén Scholarship 2024. The scholarship is presented to the next generation leaders to promote the competitiveness of Swedish-based business in an international market. They are all grateful for the many new opportunities the scholarship offers.

David Domeij, Head of the Department of Economics at the Stockholm School of Economics, has been selected as a new member of the economics division of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA). This honor reflects his significant contributions to understanding macroeconomic policy and labor economics.