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Business School Faculty Provide Thought Leadership Pieces for Latest CoBS Magazine SpecialMagazine features thought leadership pieces from Dr. Tanusree Jain and Dr. Na Fu, along with an insight into the recent Enactus TCD team journey to compete at the Enactus World Championships held recently in Silicon Valley. Read more here. -
Trinity Business School Nominated for National Sustainability AwardSchool building shortlisted for 2019 SEAI Awards in buildings category with winner to be accounced on October 16th. Read more here. -
Professor Jennifer Wilcox Lectures on Carbon CaptureRead more on Professor Wilcox’s lecture at Trinity Business School where she shared her research on the role of carbon capture toward achieving our climate goals. -
Associate Professor Amanda Shantz wins prize from MIT Sloan Management ReviewThe prize recognises the most outstanding article published by the journal on planned change and organizational development in the last year, and was judged by a panel of the MIT Sloan School of Management’s senior faculty members. -
Sandwiched? Will Amazon’s Whole Foods Deal Go the Same Way as L’Oréal and the Body Shop?Tanusree Jain, Professor in Ethical Business at Trinity Business School, takes a sharp look at the Amazon takeover of Whole Foods and how two apparently conflicting corporate visions are dealing with the clash. -
MBA & MSc Programmes Continue to Set European and Global Ranking StandardsTrinity Business School’s MBA and Masters programmes rank in top echelons of European and World Rankings yet again, with many ranked at the top of their fields. Read more here for the rankings for each programme. -
When Boards Matter: The Case of Corporate Social IrresponsibilityFirms with a specific board‐level governance bundle are better equipped to reduce irresponsible behaviours, both in terms of number of irresponsible incidents as well as in terms of their economic costs to the firm, writes Tanusree Jain, Assistant Professor in Business Ethics. Read more here. -
The Implications of the New US Corporate Tax Regime for Inward Investment in IrelandProfessor Frank Barry outlines the history of corporate tax policy in the USA and Ireland up until recently, and analyses the likely implications for intellectual property location and inward FDI in Ireland as a result of the new US tax system brought about by the passage of the Trump administration’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Read more here. -
Communications Gives Oxygen to Business ValuesIn an exclusive interview with the Chartered Institute of Public Relations, The Dean of Trinity Business School Professor Andrew Burke urges businesses to proactively shape the values of their consumers to create a more positive environment for all stakeholders. Watch the full interview here.



