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Dear colleague
Welcome to the June issue of Connect!
Our two in-depth features bring you reflections from educators around the world on the switch to online teaching during the pandemic, and the late Debapratim Purkayastha’s thoughts on management instructors’ strategies to teaching amidst the COVID-19 challenges.
In our first featured case a family-run medical startup faces an array of strategic and ethical challenges.
Next, the manager of Spain’s second largest hospital is looking towards post-COVID management.
In the third case a Moroccan family healthcare company weighs up whether to sell some of its equity.
The last is a simulation case where students have to make their decisions as the founder of a new platform venture in the sharing economy.
Finally, Anne Wilson, General Manager of the South African Business Schools Association (SABSA), takes the ‘5 minutes with…’ hotseat.
Stay safe and healthy!
The Case Centre team |
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ChekAbuse: The Ethical Challenges of a Family Startup
Susan Harmeling, Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, USC Marshall School of Business. |
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COVID-19 Management at Vall d’Hebron University Hospital
Jaume Ribera, Weiming Zhu, Mihalis Markakis, Miguel Cebrián, Laia Arnal and Mariona Esquerdo, IESE Business School. |
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Keep or Sell the Healthcare Family Business: The Case of Promamec in Morocco
Mounir Chaouki, Emines School of Industrial Management and Bertrand Guillotin, Fox School of Business at Temple University. | |
Launching BoatShare: A Simulation
Ted Ladd, Hult International Business School. |
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It's a wrap |
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What they said... |
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Why not try? |
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Hear from our 2021 Case Award and Competition winners as they speak to The Case Centre Director, Richard McCracken, about their winning cases in our 'In conversation with...' series of video interviews. Watch here. |
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“The case method gives you the ability to practice problem-solving, communication, and negotiation skills in a diverse setting, with fellow aspiring managers, every single day. Practice makes perfect.” – Anmol Gauba, MBA class of 2022, IESE Business School. Read more. |
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“You need ‘aha’ moments because that’s how students are going to remember what they learned in the case study.” – Stefano Puntoni, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University. See more. |
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Check out our next free webinars on Competitive Case Writing (1 July), Creating a Case Collection (7 July) and Implementing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in Cases and Classes (12 October). Find out more. |
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We exhibit at conferences online throughout 2021. Come and meet us virtually!
CABS Learning, Teaching & Student Experience (LTSE) Conference, 29-30 June
2021 Academy of Marketing Annual Conference, 5-7 July
81st Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, 29 July-4 August
BAM2021 Conference, 31 August-3 September
2021 Annual MAM Conference, 14-16 October
Decision Sciences Institute 52nd Annual Conference, 17-20 November
Look out for news of PDWs being run by The Case Centre at these events.
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