My first 6 weeks at Cranfield…
Why did I choose to do a master degree at Cranfield? I want to improve my...
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Here you’ll find the latest blog posts from students and staff specialising in leadership and management. You can find out more about our work in leadership and management, and take a look at our courses, on our main website.
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Cranfield University has a portfolio of diverse collaborative projects with business that are run under Innovate...
Continuous Improvement – How Do You Know You’re Doing It? And Is It Working?
Continuous Improvement – How Do You Know You’re Doing It? And Is It Working? On our...
The Result You Got Today Is Not The Result You’d Get Today!
Interesting isn’t it? The General Public accept that the winning numbers in the Lottery are pure...
The Exec MBA – 1 module down and only another 21 to go!
Well that was a very intense 4 days, from the moment I entered the Cranfield Conference...
My experience of studying Strategic Marketing at Cranfield University – Term 2 & 3
As I promised in my previous blog, you will explore Terms 2 & 3 of studying...
BBC News – Skating on the thin ice of a new report!
Here we go again – reporting at face value, out of context, on complex issues. Is...
Embarking on the Exec MBA – Goodbye life, or is it?
When I mention to others that I am about to embark on the Cranfield Exec MBA,...
No. 10, Parliament, BREXIT and the Chaotic Domain!
No-one who has been watching parliamentary events play out this week can be in doubt that...
Dominic Cummins – Hero or Villain?
It is highly unlikely anyone has missed the media coverage of Boris Johnson’s advisory team, and...