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Las decisiones de dirección se enmarcan en cambios económicos, tecnológicos y ambientales en IESE Business School. El canal combina la presentación de programas de formación con conferencias sobre…
Las decisiones de dirección se enmarcan en cambios económicos, tecnológicos y ambientales en IESE Business School. El canal combina la presentación de programas de formación con conferencias sobre los retos que afrontan las empresas. Finanzas, liderazgo y gestión conviven con asuntos como la transición energética, el cambio climático y la fragmentación de la economía mundial. Esta amplitud permite acercarse tanto a una posible etapa de estudios como a debates que afectan a la actividad de las organizaciones.
Una parte del contenido explica programas como el MBA, el Master in Finance y el Advanced Management Program. Los vídeos vinculados a antiguos alumnos de este último añaden una perspectiva personal a su presentación. En otro registro, las conferencias examinan la relación entre crecimiento y clima o las perspectivas globales de la energía y las respuestas europeas. También se plantea qué significa liderar en la era de la inteligencia artificial. Son temas que sitúan la formación directiva en un marco más amplio que el de las tareas internas de una empresa.
Quienes valoran cursar estudios de negocios pueden utilizar las piezas de programas para familiarizarse con sus enfoques. A su vez, las conferencias ofrecen una vía de entrada a discusiones sobre el papel de compañías y dirigentes en un mundo económicamente fragmentado. El canal resulta pertinente para profesionales de gestión, personas interesadas en finanzas y espectadores que buscan relacionar decisiones empresariales con transformaciones del entorno. La alternancia entre experiencias formativas y exposiciones de fondo permite elegir entre conocer un itinerario académico o seguir un asunto de dirección con mayor detenimiento.
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Climate Change: the Growth Paradox of the 21st Century (Full Conference)
Climate change is often framed as a constraint on growth. In this event, we explore a different—and more compelling—narrative: climate action as the defining economic opportunity of our time. Drawing…
Climate change is often framed as a constraint on growth. In this event, we explore a different—and more compelling—narrative: climate action as the defining economic opportunity of our time. Drawing on his new book, The Growth Story of the 21st Century: The Economics and Opportunity of Climate Action, Lord Nicholas Stern argues that the global economy has reached a structural inflection point and that far from being a burden, decarbonization can drive innovation, productivity, job creation, and long-term prosperity. Then Professor Laia Alegret brings scientific lens with research in paleoclimatology providing powerful evidence from Earth’s geological record of how past increases in atmospheric CO₂ have led to profound and often irreversible transformations in climate and ecosystems. José Manuel Entrecanales Domecq, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ACCIONA, describes the current moment as a mid-transition phase marked by uneven progress and imperfect decisions. He argues that the next phase would be defined by execution rather than vision. He identifies five structural bottlenecks to address: infrastructure constraints, demand transformation, system stability, new dependencies, and capital allocation.
By bringing Lord Stern’s economic framework into dialogue with Laia Alegret’s scientific evidence, this event aims to re-anchor the climate conversation in facts, offering business leaders a clear and strategic understanding of climate action as the growth story of the 21st century.
Learn more: https://www.iese.edu/faculty-research/climate-action-the-growth-story-of-the-21st-century/
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