I had the privilege of exchange with Nobel Prize laureate Joseph Stiglitz on refining curricula at ZHAW SML to equip future leaders for evolving business landscape. Three key areas emerged: Business ethics, managing cross-border risks, navigating challenges of innovation economy

The development of policies and services between governments and citizens makes it possible to solve the pressing societal challenges. A paper by Jörn Ege, Claire Kaiser and myself has just been published that analyzes co-creation .

At ZHAW School of Management and Law, we take pride in the pivotal role of our international advisory board, which plays a critical and supportive function in our endeavors. Today's meeting has been fruitful, providing invaluable insights for advancing our institution.

The results of the National Monitoring of Municipalities show that politics is dominated by non-partisans and men, while the average age in the municipal executive is a high 54 years and has actually risen by 2 years since the last monitoring.

The business magazine Forbes has honored 30 European personalities under the age of 30. I am delighted that our ZHAW School of Management and Law alumnus Khalil Radi is among them.

This week, we welcome 1254 new Bachelor's students and 547 Master's students to the ZHAW School of Management for the introductory week. This marks a notable 3% growth in student enrollment

The ZHAW School of Management and Law continues to have a very good position in the global education landscape! Our Master's degree program has once again secured a spot in the Financial Times ranking of the world's top 100 programs: Placing 51st overall!.

More than 1000 students at the ZHAW School of Management and Law are celebrating their Bachelor's and Master's degrees! The graduation ceremonies are a highlight of the academic year. Seeing these young achievers receive their diplomas after years of hard work brings me joy.

The ZHAW School of Management and Law is delighted to welcome Dr. Sabine Keller-Busse, President UBS Switzerland, and Gustav Baldinger, the new CEO of PWC Switzerland in their International Advisory Board. #UBS #PWC #ZHAW

At the EURAM Conference in Bath, a symposium addressed the business models required to tackle society's grand challenges: Politicians must establish optimal innovation framework conditions instead of resorting to pure subsidies or bans driven by fears, as seen in AI regulation.

For the fourth time in a row, we are represented in the renowned Financial Times European Business School Ranking 2023: 74th place, 8 places higher than last year.

EQUIS Accreditation for the ZHAW School of Management and Law!🏅 EQUIS stands for European Quality Improvement System and is one of the leading systems for the #accreditation of business schools at an international level. Only 215 business schools are EQUIS-accredited.

Some thoughts on today's anniversary: 175 years Swiss constitution.

What a success! We made it into the top 50 of the global Financial Times ranking for the first time. Our Master of Science in International Business program is ranked 50th in the world, up 18 places from last year.

This week was all about our graduates. More than 1000 bachelor's and master's students received their diplomas. The speech by the Vice-Chancellor of the Swiss Confederation, Viktor Rossi, was the crowning event this evening. He conveyed the greetings of the Swiss Federal Council.

How is Good Governance in times of Multi crises possible and how can a country focus on the common good? This crucial challenge has been discussed at a high calibre panel with politicians in Singapore. It was a great privilege to give a keynote speech organized by @NTUsg .

It rocks! ZHAW School of Management and Law executive education is internationally on a high level: As of Today, we are ranked 71st worldwide in the Financial Times ranking with our Executive Education.

RT @SZSolothurn: #Kleingemeinden können angesichts der gestiegenen Anforderungen zum Problem werden. Am 12. März entscheidet sich an der Ur….

Thanks to Andreas Ladner, I was able to write my dissertation on an area that was unknown to me at the time: It makes me very sad that a great person had to leave much too early. His research will continue to shape future generations.

Today, Financial Times ranks our master's program 68th among the world's best master's programs. We are positioned just ahead of the University of Edinburgh and Singapore Management University.