A box of colourful chocolates spills over a desk. Each chocolate is labelled or made with different social aspects, like CO2, costs, company balances, zero sugar, etc.

Chocolate

The sweet spot

Can the troubled chocolate industry solve its ethics problem?

4 minutes read

Management

Why am I so miserable at work?

In today’s corporate culture, creating an environment where we can all live our best lives goes much deeper than pool tables and yoga classes.

6 minutes read

I was loyal to my company and loyal to my boss, but wasn’t loyal to myself

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How to fail

I was loyal to my company and loyal to my boss, but wasn’t loyal to myself

Our old approach to sustainability reporting was a good effort. We tried. But it hasn’t worked out. And now it requires a rethink.

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Futureland

Our old approach to sustainability reporting was a good effort. We tried. But it hasn’t worked out. And now it requires a rethink.

We want to educate managers who care about business AND the world.

From the Dean

We want to educate managers who care about business AND the world.

We built our brand around two things: impact and gender parity – and it paid off.

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Elevator Pitch

We built our brand around two things: impact and gender parity – and it paid off.

On the Maas

You have the power

Workplace coaching isn’t just about improving – it’s about empowering, says Hetty Brand-Boswijk

2 minutes read
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How to fail

Everyone thinks you’ve made it – except you

By any standards, Hanneke Wisman had a stellar career: a partner at global consulting firm KPMG by her early 30s. But she felt hemmed in. She longed to work creatively – to explore and lead differently. So she took a deep breath and flipped the script. This is what happened next.

3 minutes read

Would like to meet...

New job? New opportunity? New connection? Let your fellow alumni know what you’re up to – and who you’d like to meet.

Shiv Lakhi

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Real-life experience can be messy, but that’s where the most valuable lessons live.

Jelmer Smits

The world has too many boring online meetings – and I’m here to change that.

Matthijs Wilhelmus

I'm the CEO at a globally leading company in premium Pilates equipment.

Herbert Smorenburg

We are transforming our living farm into a haven for inspiration, relaxation, and the experience of nature and self-sustainability.

Richard Tessell

I keep in touch with many of my former classmates - particularly those that I almost went into business with!

Jorik Bremer

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I’m excited to solve the most pressing agricultural challenges
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From the Dean

Looking forward to meeting you!

It’s the RSM community who will be the greatest force for positive change, says RSM’s Dean Professor Aukje Hassoldt.

2 minutes read
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Elevator Pitch

Meet the future of venture capital

It’s rare for an under-30 to start their own VC firm – but that rarity helped win deals over established VCs, says Paulina Jänsch (MSc Marketing Management, 2020)

2 minutes read
A windmill is connected to a laptop, but the power cable is tied in a knot.

Energy transition

We have the technology

Green tech is here, and it works. But how do you persuade your business to make the change?

6 minutes read

The latest research news from RSM Discovery

When participation isn’t enough: who really controls green innovation?

Why do we certify pilots but not the people running our companies?

RSM’s Daniel Liebau co-edits book on blockchain, targeting busy financial services executives

When AI enters the workplace, who gets to decide how it is used?
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