Family Capital, a UK publisher focusing on the global family business sector, has released an article on “Private equity groups await(ing) (a) family business deal bloom”. Prof. Dr. Marc-Michael Bergfeld,… […]
…workspace collision 8. More impressions of the event are to be found on their Facebook page. In addition, Prof. Dr. Bergfeld was interviewed on the topic of “Innovation Nation: How… […]
…by MBS lecturer and thought leader in family business, Prof. Dr. Marc-Michael Bergfeld. The article focuses on the relation between private equity funds and family firms. Please find it here…. […]
…people will work in the future is about to change dramatically; in addition, they believe in our vision and in our business model. Some of them have already been supporting… […]
…Sharecy) which facilitates the connection between the different actors of the food value chain (from producers to end customers) to take part in the surplus food saving and sharing via… […]
…gave a short introduction into the topic and provided information on the “Great Place To Work” award. Ute Maria Zankl (left), Sanna Pohjalainen-Krall (center), and Professor Dr. Christian Schmidkonz during… […]
…They work from different places – at home, from co-working spaces, at the beach, from a hammock in the garden, or in a café – the possibilities are endless. The… […]
Marc-Michael Bergfeld, professor for Family Business at Munich Business School, comments on the succession planning of the Porsche family in the current issue of Bloomberg Businessweek. The current generation, who… […]
…on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. The members of the initiative regularly reveal their advances in public. And so they provide a joint “learning community“ for universities throughout the entire… […]
…University. On their first day in the Lion City, Munich Business School’s part-time MBA students got first insights not only into marketing and innovation in Asia by Dr. Srinivas K…. […]
…not interested in writing these off rather than extracting and selling them to the rest of the world. Professor Sinn called this the green paradox. We may be able in… […]
…year, it was on Dr. Patricia Kraft, Professor at MBS, and Master International business alumna, Alexandra Albon, to present their award-winning paper on “The Wisdom of strangers on the Internet… […]
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