Aalto Leaders' Insight

An abbreviated world of knowledgeAbbreviations are a pet peeve of most all academic institutions. Eclectic combos of capital letters seem to loom everywhere.

How to choose a new career path?Journalist Annukka Oksanen and a group of experts examine what a successful career looks like in the 2010s.

Are you in the next generation of Board of Directors?I finished recently my studies at Aalto University Executive Education, Board of Directors Program.

Marketing only evolves through curiosityCIO will be the CMO’s best friend”, predicts Federico Barbieri.

Improvements needed in external resource managementSilo-based purchase management doesn't get the job done, says Dr. Kari Iloranta.

A wise investment of time and money: a self-paid MBA in a yearIn January 2014 David Schär set out to achieve a courageous quest. His plan was to obtain an MBA at Aalto University Executive Education in record sch...

Miki Kuusi: "I've decided each Slush would be my last. But each time I've been left with a hunger for more."How is a small startup gathering transformed into a huge global festival?

Instability is a tradition in RussiaOnly two years ago Russia was welcomed into various international agreements such as the WTO.

Change Management: What could a startup teach to a hospital?Managing experts is always a challenge that can get particularly tough when an industry is going through a major tumult.

Can you make money criticizing the capitalism? At least you can do artJournalist Mikko Aaltonen met acclaimed painter Sampsa Sarparanta.

Welcome to Tehran! It might look a bit different than you thoughtIran, hemmed in by the economic sanctions, is an economy of almost 80 million people.

In the midst of change, do not forget peopleEven change resistance can be transformed into an asset, says Christel Berghäll.