A study called “We survived this! What managers could learn from SMEs who successfully navigated the Greek economic crisis“, which was published this year in the journal Industrial Marketing Management, has gained international recognition. Its main findings were published in a major Australian newspaper, The Sydney Morning Herald. The first author is Efthymia Kottika from […]
The academic year 2020/2021 for the new CEMS class at the University of Economics, Prague has been kicked-off with the Block Seminar, which was held on September 7 – 11, 2020. The Block Seminar is a compulsory part of the CEMS MIM curriculum. An attractive topic “eMobility growth plan in EU or worldwide” has been […]
This paper aims to develop a thorough understanding of industry-specific networking behaviour on the internationalization performance of Czech small and medium enterprises (SMEs). We have used a deviation-ideal profile methodology to explore the ideal networking behaviour profile of different industries. We argue that firms adhering to ideal profiles performed well in the international market, while […]
“Humans of CEMS” is an initiative set up by the CEMS Student Board, with a set of interviews with the CEMS Community members who have an interesting story and experience to share. In the last issue, you can read an interview with CEMS VSE alumnus 2018/2019 Martin Fortelný. Martin and another CEMS Alumnus Jan Kölbl […]
The study contributes to the discussion on the effects of start-up subsidies for unemployed individuals as a part of the active labour market policy. The article provides insights into the survival and performance of the subsidized businesses in the Czech Republic. The study follows up cohorts of self-employed individuals that were supported during years 2009–2017. […]
