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Dr. Na Fu, Associate Professor in Human Resource Management at Trinity Business School, explores the best ways for businesses to encourage and implement new and profitable ideas.

Trinity MBA Director Professor Amanda Shantz and current student April Durrett speak about how the School is helping to support women in leadership with initiatives like the 30% Club scholarship. Read more here.

Netflix emerged as the real winner behind this year’s Oscars, write Dr. Louis Brennan and Dr. Paul Lyons of Trinity Business School. Read here about how Netflix achieved its 15 Oscar nominations and the commercial realities it now faces in an increasingly competitive market:

Dr. Sinéad Monaghan, assistant professor of international business, shows how managers in the Irish subsidiaries of high-growth firms play a central role in driving their international expansion by leveraging the conditions available in Ireland to deliver high performance and growth.

While a higher-paying job can come with a bigger and more important workload, research shows that’s not necessarily where stress might be coming from. Assistant professor of HR and Organisational Behaviour Sarah-Jane Cullinane discusses this and the job demands that most strongly predict stress.

Professor Norah Campbell, assistant professor in business at Trinity Business School, makes the case in her letter to the editor of the Irish Times for stronger regulations on junk food advertising.

Charlie Butler and Brian O’Mahony are making waves with their start-up ‘Bounce’. Having recently received €12,500 in funding for their company, Bounce is redefining what constitutes market research in today’s world of technology.

Professor Brian Lucey, Professor of Finance & International Commodities, recently won the MCX award for excellence in gold research from the India Gold Policy Centre. Professor Lucey received the award for his contribution towards market development and is the first academic to be recognised at the awards.

Acting on a social enterprise idea back in October 2018, ‘Stampify’ – created by six business graduates, has gone on to acquire 15 partners and donate 1500 meals towards feeding children in the developing world. The venture has recently been voted Start-up of the Week by Silicon Republic! Read more here.

Assistant Professor in International Business Eimear Nolan discusses the importance of making a great first impression at job interviews. Read more here.