A report on participation in the Engaged Management Scholarship Conference 2026 of the Executive Doctorate in Business Administration Council Our planet and our society are changing: the society we live in is drifting apart, with […]
On December 1st, as part of the course Digital Sports Management, we had the opportunity to visit ISPO Munich together with our professor David Wagner. ISPO is considered the world’s leading international trade fair for […]
Every year at Christmas time, gift wrapping drives many people crazy – and it’s usually not particularly sustainable either. From the perspective of economic signaling theory, however, it is still an important gesture. Picture the […]
We are pleased to share that Nancy Landrum, core faculty member at Munich Business School, has co-authored a newly published textbook Sustainability Management alongside Ana Cristina Siqueira (William Paterson University, USA), Cristina Neesham (Newcastle University, UK), and Patricia Kanashiro […]
Sustainability and innovation go hand in hand — especially when it comes to developing materials that not only perform exceptionally but also contribute to reducing CO₂ emissions. A recent publication co-authored by Munich Business School professor Heiko Seif alongside Thomas […]
Munich Business School is proud to be a partner in the Certificate for Transformational Change, an interdisciplinary program addressing societal, ecological, and technological challenges. This initiative is part of the cross-university project “Impact for Future” […]
Early December, the Climate Smart Chefs Final Conference brought together experts from across Europe to explore how food can drive sustainability. Munich Business School core faculty member Hieke, Sophie, who is also a member of […]
Munich Business School Professor Hofinger, Johannes was invited to deliver a full day lecture as part of the Executive MBA in Innovation & Business Creation program at the TUM School of Management. The focus of the day was Sustainable Finance—a field […]
How does trust influence what we eat? This compelling question is tackled in a new study titled “Why Trust is Crucial – The Moderating Role of Trust in the Relationship Between Motivation and Intention to […]
This article was published in full in the July/August 2024 issue of Corporate Finance magazine, Fachmedien Otto Schmidt. Abstract Physical risks and their consequences have been increasingly present in the media in recent months: All […]
In this interview series, we regularly introduce lecturers of Munich Business School (MBS), who give insights into their research projects and explain how business practice as well as students benefit from these. Today it is […]
What are the consequences of the Green Asset Ratio for EU banks? And where does the introduction of this ratio originate from? MBS Professor Dr. Johannes Hofinger has some interesting answers! Things are getting serious. […]
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