"We have noticed a clear shift in the profile of participants: they are more demanding, more aware of the impact of their decisions and more attentive to the ethical dimension of leadership. They are seeking purpose, not just career progression. Today, the real competitive advantage is not technological – it is human. And leadership without ethics is merely short-term management."
Read the interview with the Dean of Católica Porto Business School, João Pinto, in Executive Digest here (available in Portuguese).
This month's Deans' Corner focuses on the School's name change, from Católica Porto Business School to Católica Porto School of Business and Economics: "A change of name may seem insignificant. In this case, it is intended to mean precisely the opposite...
The impact of conflicts on the global economy Paulo Alves, Vice-Dean of Católica Porto Business School, was on RTP this morning to discuss the impact of conflicts on the global economy. With winter approaching, the level of gas reserves in Europe and the...
