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• Quo Vadis Business Ethics? ( UNAV)

• Do you accept the risk or just don't see it (IESE Insight)?

• This is what Human Resources is asking the Three Wise Men for (El País)

• Help or harm? For women, working remotely does both (IESE Insight)

• To what extent does purpose influence employees' perception of business and its CEO (Purpose Strength Project)?

• Learning sets us apart: develop your capabilities (IESE)

• Challenges of the business Navarra and HR trends for 2023 (Capdet and Nora Reta)

• survey salary on remuneration of Human Resources Management profiles (Jaime Sol)

• Co-creating the future. The missing link in the Bo ards of Directors (high school de business y Humanismo)

• Trends 2023: Reflections for a new year (Ethic)

• HR's new operating model (McKinsey & Company)

• surveyHow has the perception of telework changed since the pandemic?

• -What if we haven't changed the way we work? - José Luis Risco

• The challenges of open innovation: collaborating to make an impact - Eugenia Clouet and María Yañez

• The management of talent in the Armed Forces - Ignacio Cristobal Urbicain

• The Culture Code by Daniel Coyle - high school of Business and Humanism

• How to maintain the energy and commitment of a team? - University of Navarra

• workshop People4ESG: the shift from soft to hard law forces HR managers to adapt and increase demand for sustainability profiles - University of Navarra- DIRSE

• employee is King: Listening to people to transform organisations- high school de business y Humanismo

• The Resilience of Organisations - Santi García

• The King inaugurates IESE's new campus in Madrid- IESE Business School

• What is the Big Withdrawal- IESE Insight

• Spanish companies are not moving fast enough on subject climate neutrality- Ramón Pueyo

• HR's highs and lows in 2021: The year in review- HR Zone

• Are Spanish business leaders ready for the distributed work ? -Santiago García

• The workplace will never be the same: Imperatives for real- estate owners and operators - McKinsey & Company

• Corporate venturing enablers: how they help open innovation -IESE Insight

• Why are wages so low? -IESE Insight

• Steps towards a single issuer of sustainability standards - Ramón Pueyo, Bernardo Ruecker

• Four principles for managing your long-term career deadline-IESE Insight

• Back to work in 'hybrid mode': the future of wages - Jaime Sol

• ESG remuneration in senior management, a question of coherence - DIRSE

• The New Engine of Business evaluation (IESE Insight)

• Gender job polarisation (Raquel Sebastián)

• Budgeting in Public Organisations: The Influence of Managerial and Political Aspects (Carmen Aranda, Javier Arellano y Antonio Dávila)

• Libro Blanco DCH de work a Distancia ( Alberto Andreu, Javier Arellano, Laura Bello and Iñaki Vélaz)

• Rethinking Supply Chains after COVID-19 (IESE)

• Towards new, more social and human business models: The role of women in social entrepreneurship processes and Economics of communion.

• IBEX-35 boards reach goal 30% female presence (IESE)

• Keys to integrating social innovators into an organisation (Navarra Capital)

• Social innovation in times of Covid 19 (Navarra Capital)

• Job Hopping, the prelude to the Gig Economy (Navarra Capital)

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