In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, the need for responsible leadership has never been more critical. Responsible leadership involves managing a corporation's societal interactions to address stakeholder concerns and enhance economic, social, and environmental performance...

With all the back-pedaling in recent months on climate, ESG, and sustainability initiatives, especially in the US, I hope that I can say...

In the 1980s, the primary motivation for doing an MBA was probably a desire to master marketing, as that was seen as the shortest career path to the C-suite. In the 1990s, it was a desire for well-paying jobs in finance that drove many to pursue an MBA (with the exception of marketers who were being promoted and realised that (oops!) they knew nothing about marketing).

As a student in the Rutgers Part-Time MBA Program, James Kindelsperger mastered some skills that allowed him to succeed through four years of studies. A working professional with a full-time job and a young father with a wife who had her own career, Kindelsperger faced the task of coordinating schedules, "being there for everyone," and often collaborating with classmates with responsibilities of their own.