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Trinity Development & Alumni (TDA) in Partnership with Trinity Business Alumni (TBA) are presenting the next instalment of the Inspiring Ideas @Trinity webinar series, Networking & Career Transition in a PC (Post-Covid) World. This webinar will take place on Wednesday 22 July at 1 pm.

On July 13th at 3pm, Thomas Philippon, Professor of Finance at the Stern School of Business, New York University will be a guest speaker in a webinar on corporate competition and concentration after Covid-19. Register to the event to learn more.

In this webinar, an international panel of academics and industry experts will discuss the immediate consequences of confinement, as well as the more long-term effect of social distancing on consumer habits, retail settings and structure. The event will take place on June 29th at 11am Irish Standard Time.

The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred interest in big data and the analytics industry is gearing up to meet the new needs of governments and businesses. However, questions on the perils of big data are also arising. On June 8th at 2pm join this webinar to learn more.

The scale and severity of the COVID-19 outbreak is a significant threat to public health that could justify restrictions on human rights. This situation poses many concerns. On June 2nd Trinity Research in Social Sciences (TRISS) are running a webinar featuring international renowned academics and experts.

As one of the world's biggest industries, the tourism sector is facing massive repercussions from the Covid health crisis and the associated lockdown measures. On May 26th Trinity Research in Social Sciences (TRISS) are running a webinar featuring a range of international experts.

TBS Executive Education wins the Silver 2020 EFMD Excellence in Practice Award in the category “Organisational Development” together with Dublin Airport Authority (daa), a prestigious recognition for the extraordinary results of our co-created, bespoke and innovative executive education programme.

Trinity Business School faculty collaborate and work closely with thought leaders and academics from across the university in providing cutting edge executive education. This month, our colleagues from Trinity Research in Social Sciences (TRISS) is launching a weekly series "COVID-19 and a Changing Society"

Dr Sarah-Jane Cullinane, Assistant Professor of Business, speaks about Benefits of Mindful Awareness for Leaders in a Crisis.

Video conferencing systems are being used for education, business and social interaction across the world. Will this new way of working change how we interact in the future? The webinar will take place on Wednesday, 13th May at 7.30pm.

How can we innovate in times of crisis? Hear how Trinity’s young entrepreneurs are adapting their businesses to the Covid-19 pandemic. The webinar will take place on Wednesday 6th May at 7.30pm.

Adjunct Associate Professor Dr. Richard Keegan on restarting your operations post-Covid-19. Watch it here. 

Professor Laurent Muzellec speaks about digitalisation and the customer journey. Watch it here. 

Adjunct Assistant Professor Melissa Sayer talks about supporting your team in a crisis. Watch it here. 

Eoghan McDermott, Managing Director of The Communications Clinic, speaks about communication during a crisis. He is personal coach and advisor to a number of Chief Executives of large corporates, both indigenous and multi-national. Watch it here. 

Forbes publishes an article on the perspectives of the Deans of the top Business Schools in Europe and so interview our own Dean, Professor Andrew Burke. Read more here. 

Defence Forces train HSE contact tracers in the business school building. Read more here.

The Director of the Executive Education Programme, Michael Flynn, spoke on behalf of Trinity Business School recently to a packed National Convention Centre for the Export Industry Awards 2019. The theme for the 2019 Awards was “Navigating Global Headwinds”, with companies competing across 12 export industry related categories. Read more here.