Client coverage (Economist) – Reports of the MBA’s demise are exaggerated

by Toby Roe | Oct 26, 2017 | Impact

The Economist coverage of CarringtonCrisp’s Business of Branding Study in assocation with EFMD. The study analysed the effects of the Brexit Referendum and the election of President Trump on student recruitment to business schools in the UK and US.

Client coverage (Financial Times) – Tim Cook of Apple to open Oxford university start-up hub

by Toby Roe | Oct 10, 2017 | Impact

Financial Times Coverage of the launch of the Oxford Foundry – the new entreneurship centre at the University of Oxford.

Client coverage (Financial Times) – Schools debate traditional female popularity of masters in management

by Toby Roe | Sep 10, 2017 | Impact

Financial Times Masters in Management Report Andrew Crisp from CarringtonCrisp discusses the popularity of pre-experience Masters programme for female students in comparison to MBAs.

How should business schools promote rankings?

by Toby Roe | Jun 20, 2017 | Impact

Many business schools use third party rankings across their marketing activities. But with new research calling for changes to the way that rankings are compiled, have business schools become too reliant on them? Or is there a smarter way to use them in promoting...

Client coverage (BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour) – Good manners and leadership

by Toby Roe | May 10, 2017 | Impact

BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour Drawing on her new book Leadersmithing, Dr Eve Poole discusses the importance of good manners in being an effective leader.

Do an MBA, start a business?

by Toby Roe | Oct 18, 2016 | Impact

Starting a business is a major motivation for an increasing amount of MBA applicants, reveals a new study, Tomorrow’s MBA 2016 from CarringtonCrisp, supported by EFMD. Focus on entrepreneurship Conducted amongst 1,000 MBA applicants worldwide, the study found that...