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The goals of social innovation often win broader acceptance than the specific approaches taken. Cambridge researchers are redefining social innovation to overcome resistance and moving beyond market-based solutions.

Entrepreneurship is more than just having a great idea – it’s a journey shaped by purpose, persistence, and personal growth. In this article, Monique Boddington, Management Practice Associate Professor and Director of the Masters in Entrepreneurship at Cambridge Judge Business School, explores the real lessons behind building a business, drawing on the experiences of 2 successful founders to uncover what it truly takes to go from a personal passion to scaling a venture. Whether you’re just starting out or deep into your venture, these insights offer a grounded, practical perspective on what makes entrepreneurship both challenging and deeply rewarding.

Urban areas are major contributors to climate change but also critical sites for implementing sustainable solutions. Research by Cambridge Judge Business School's Lucia Reisch provides a blueprint for local initiatives to be adopted in cities around the world.