Do you think your current position will survive the next decade? Are you flexible enough to adapt to the new reality? The work environment is changing rapidly, and with it, the skills that employers look for. Find out more about the future of work in this interview with HR expert Raquel Hernández, Talent Strategy Leader of Mercer Mexico.

In this interview, we follow the steps that led Alma Rosa García Puig, graduated from the Executive MBA, to command important Mexican companies such as Cinemex, 3B Stores, and, now, Cielito Querido Café. Her purpose of life: that new generations put a bit of love in everything they do.

"If you are looking to take a step forward in your professional career, an MBA on innovation and entrepreneurship can be an eye-opening program to leap into leadership positions and become a disruptive player in a rapidly changing business environment": Testimonial by Andrés Alba Escamilla, Graduate from the EGADE Full-Time MBA on Innovation & Entrepreneurship.

Companies can no longer afford to be ‘un’sustainable. Daniel Esty, the Hillhouse Professor of Environmental Law and Policy at Yale University, makes a compelling argument for what he calls the “sustainability imperative” in the book Labyrinth of Sustainability, published in collaboration with EGADE Business School.

Supporting growth is more important than a hardline approach to formalization in middle-income countries

Lessons from Chinese Mining Companies in Peru

Exposing the contradictions of Nearshoring in Mexico

Hybrid work patterns are a good fit for centennials

Transition from traditional practices to the contemporary business environment involves adapting to changes

The study of global entrepreneurs goes beyond the traditional internationalization of start-ups and SMEs