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How to Run a Small Business: 7 Tips for Success
More than half of small businesses fail within five years of launching. That’s not all the worrying reality that the stats show though as …
Diversity Training. Does It Work?
In 2020, Quantum Research performed an online survey of over 1000 participants across the Best Places to Work network. Even within these “best” places …
How to Stay Healthy While Running a Business
Building a business is an exhausting endeavour. It is certainly understandable if you’ve let other priorities slide as a result. However, failing to maintain …
How Graduates Can “Keep Exploring” With Charles Steinmyller
For many students, graduation is an experience that is equal parts exciting and challenging. If you’re nearing graduation, or if the big day has …
Work-Life Balance While Working From Home
A balance between work and leisure is crucial if we want to have a good quality of life. However, working from home can result …
Building Your Personal Brand on LinkedIn by Shalini Sankar
Shalinki Sankar, a branding expert, presented to EU Business students in relation to how to successfully build their personal brand using social media platform …
Are Video Games Good For You?
Whether or not video games are good for you probably isn’t the first question on your mind when you’re trying to take out another …
Business Expansion and Development Through the Franchising System by Guillemette Schortgen
General Introduction to Mrs. Guillemette Schortgen Franchise business expert, Guillemette Schortgen, recently provided EU Business School students with a fascinating insight into the overall …
Life After Grad School: 5 Tips for Success and Happiness
Graduation is a disorientating experience for many. Yes, it’s filled with excitement and the promise of a bright future. But it can also be …
The Woman Trained Man – An Open Letter From EU’s Head of Academic Administration
On this year’s International Women’s Day, I reflected upon the important women in my life and what I learned from them. I was fortunate …