Manchester Business School: Think Out Loud: Recent Episodes
Manchester Business School: Think Out Loud
Think Out Loud is the official podcast channel of Manchester Business School. Share the insight of industry leaders who discuss relevant issues in business and management.
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Tarlok Teji, Retail Analyst at Manchester Business School, shares his thoughts on the 2012 budget.
Professor Jill Rubery from Manchester Business School shares her thoughts on the budget announcement on 21st March 2012.
Simon Bowen, Managing Director of Urenco Ltd, speaks to Manchester Business School about his upcoming Vital Topics talk and what challenges there are for the nuclear industry post Fukushima.
Manchester Business School talks to Robin Goad (Hitwise), Alan White (N Brown), Tarlok Teji (MBS), Mark Crutchley (Schuh), and George Macdonald (Retail Week) about the future of the high street with the rise of mobile retailing. This podcast was recorded after the retail event 'Bye or Buy' held at Harvey Nichols on the 23rd February 2012.
Sir Terry Leahy, a former alumnus of Manchester Business School and ex CEO of Tesco Ltd, discusses what retail will look like in 2012.
Paul Newman, director of communications at Peel Group Ltd, talks to Manchester Business School about the development of Media CityUK, and the benefits it is bringing to Manchester.
Sir Peter Fahy, Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, and Ralph Godbee Jr discuss the ever increasing role that politics plays in policing. The discussion was chaired by Dr Stephen Brookes of Manchester Business School.
Peter Fahy, Chief of Greater Manchester Police, discusses with Ralph Godbee Jr, Detroit Police Chief, about the differences between UK and US policing. The discussion was chaired by Dr Stephen Brookes of Manchester Business School.
Peter Fahy, Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, and Ralph Godbee Jr, Chief of Detroit Police, discuss the leadership challenge in policing. The event was chaired by Stephen Brookes of Manchester Business School.
Jim Pendrill speaks to Karel Williams, Ismail Erturk, Julie Froud and Adam Leaver from Manchester Business School about the global financial crisis and their new book, 'After the great complacence: financial crisis and the politics of reform'.
Chris Bones from Manchester Business School talks to Michael Hartmann about his latest book, Cult of the Leader.
John Hays founder of Hays Travel talks to Manchester Business School about his career and the lessons he's learned.