MBS Executive Series blog highlights!

As the MBS Executive Series is about to commence, we would like to feature some blog highlights from over the last two months.

What were some of your favourite posts and why?

Ian Williamson, a talented and engaging speaker, speaks on talent and how to engage.

Revisit this podcast here.

Mark Ritson looks at top brands using Social Media - does it work?

Find out here.

Paul Kirkbride recommends a whole new way of thinking about change.

For a sneak preview, watch the podcast here.

Debi Mishra gets to the heart of strategic partnerships.

For ideas on finding your ideal strategic partner, click here.

Sven Feldmann finds answers to a bunch of eclectic questions using game theory.

Have a second read of this blog post here.

Registrations for Executive Series programs are closing soon!

Ian and Mark's will close tomorrow.

Paul, Debi and Sven's will close at the end of next week.

For all enquiries, contact Marianne Carollo at MBS on +61 3 9349 8292 or m.carollo@mbs.edu.

You can also register online HERE.

What does Carbon Tax, Game Theory, Broadband Policy and the Australian Dollar have in common? | Sven Felmann

With the application of microeconomics and game theory, Sven Feldmann is able to develop managerial and political decision-making strategies. He is thus an academic of all trades. 

Through his methods, Sven advises on an eclectic range of challenges facing our time, from how carbon tax should be priced to how game theory can be used to match children and kindergartens.

Sven is also running a very popular 2 day program in the upcoming Executive Series, called Pricing in a competitive environment, which starts on 2nd March.

For more on his views about Carbon Tax pricing, see the transcript from his appearance on ABC's Lateline. The interview podcast can also be downloaded from this link.

Kwang Lim also provides a piece on Sven's use of Game Theory in linking children to kindergartens, including some helpful references explaining the more complex details. See the full article on ThinkTank.

Sven's summation of the polictical responses to Broadband policy and his theories about the Australia Dollar can also be found on MBS in the Media.

For more information on Sven Feldmann or his Executive Series program, please contact the Melbourne Business School at executiveseries@mbs.edu

Sven Feldmann