18 Feb 2025
12:00 -13:30
Times are shown in local time.
Open to: All
Room W2.02 (Cambridge Judge Business School)
Trumpington St
Cambridge
CB2 1AG
United Kingdom
In this seminar, Tima Bansal will argue that the analytical methods used by most scholars and managers to tackle business problems is increasingly less fit for purpose. She will propose systems thinking as a complementary approach to analytical thinking, depending on the type of problem being tackled.
She will outline the fundamental assumptions that underlie systems thinking and outline their implications to both management research and practice.
Pratima (Tima) Bansal is a Professor and Canada Research Chair of Business Sustainability at the Ivey Business School, Western University (London, Canada). She has been investigating sustainability-related issues for almost 30 years, by applying the lenses of time, space, scale and systems to business strategy.
Her research has been published in many top tier management journals and she has completed 2 terms on the editorial team as an Associate and Deputy Editor of the Academy of Management Journal. She founded the Network for Business Sustainability and Innovation North, which applies systems thinking to corporate innovation.
If you would like to register, or know more about this event, please email Luke Slater.