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Is going to university a waste of time?
Article 25/02/11 In 1871 Aletta Jacobs became the first woman in Dutch history that officially enrolled in university. 140 years later Dutch students
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Why brainstorming doesn’t work
Margaret Heffernan
Column 13/06/10 Brainstorming sessions are meant to be productive. Yet, more often than not we leave the meeting drained, depressed and demotivated.
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Some warning sounds about quotas
Article 20/12/10 We knew that not everybody is a fan of quotas for women in the boardroom. Even if the number of women having seats there is decreasing instead of increasing, one of the reasons we would say make quota
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Article 08/11/10 While we continue the debate about whether or not to blame the credit crunch on men, venture capitalists are making good money. Three Dutch ladies are literally bank
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LEAP Ambition event: The Speakers (2), Ann De Jaeger
Article 12/08/10 Her passion for teaching and technology crowned her the queen of management videos. Ann De Jaeger is presently Managing Partner of Executive Learning Partnership (ELP). She’s one of the
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Creating the leadership landscape
Article 08/05/10 At the LEAP Leadership event powered by Philips, on 4 March keynote speaker
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Debate: Coloured view explains disappointment women execs
Article 07/01/10 How does one explain executives telling journalists that women in top positions are disappointing? Social psychology research shows that the explanation to this question can be sought
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Article 21/12/09 2009 has been a year in which the many angles of the question ‘Why women mean business’ have been broadly discussed in the political arena, in board rooms, on the work floor, at the kit
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Article 29/11/09 Technological advances and the needs to improve employee retention, reduce costs and respond more rapidly to customers, have created a new generation of mobile workers in Europe. They demand an outcom
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Homogeneous board = groupthink = risk
Article 07/10/09 Data show that the Executive Boards and the Supervisory Boards of Dutch listed companies repeatedly show similar demographic details. This article argues that a too homogeneous board leads to gro
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Article 07/09/09 Want a better performing company? Develop a better performing board.Smart public and private companies worldwide are monitoring board performance through regular evaluation and self-
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