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Full-Time MBA graduates talk about their time at Trinity and how it was the genesis for their NGO Change Donations.

Our Executive MBA students spoke to QS Magazine recently about how they helped develop a new service for frontline w orkers and others affected by COVID-19 in Ireland as part of their Company Projects Module. Read more here.

Trinity Business School has risen to 11th position in Europe and 4th across the UK and Ireland in the 2020 Executive MBA rankings produced by The Economist. Read more here.

The initiative - called MyMind.ie - which is supported by Sláintecare and the HSE, provides access to free mental health support services through its online platform for those impacted by the pandemic. Read more here.

Full-time MBA student Richard J. Hurley has helped raise over $16,000 for Fuel the Fight Westchester, a not-for-profit grassroots campaign that aims to feed healthcare workers and support the hospitality industry in this time of need. Read more here about the initiative set up by Richard in early April in his local area.

Class of 2018 full-time MBA graduate Troy Lavin recently returned to the (virtual) classroom to mentor MBA students taking the Operations Strategy module. He has since spoken with us about his role as Chief Operating Officer for VITHIT Limited, giving an insight into the impact of logistical challenges like COVID-19 and how the Trinity MBA has shaped his approach to such problems.

Six of our MBA students who have named themselves ‘Team Tionchar’ (‘Team Impact’ in English) are working on an exciting new project with Carndonagh-based Spraoi agus Spórt to help celebrate the multi-award winning social enterprise’s achievements in the run up to their tenth anniversary later this year.

Pedro Cardone, Executive MBA graduate 2018 recently met and mentored (virtually) our current MBA students as part of their operations strategy class. He talks to us about risk in supply chain, contingency and how his firm are shoring up their preparations.

Change Donations, founded by Trinity MBA alumni Lizzy Hayashida and William Conaghan, allows people to donate cashlessly by rounding up debit card transactions.

New Adjunct Lecturer Laurence Knell spoke to our MBA Alumni recently at the Trinity Business + Technology Forum 2020

Watch Dr. Evodio Kaltenecker Lecture on The Erratic Path of a Rising Global Power.

The 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.

Trinity 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.

Professor 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.

Business leaders, Trinity MBA alumni and former President of Ireland and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson, spoke recently at the ‘Business of Climate Change’ in Trinity Business School.