Milano Management Brown Bags

The Milano Management Brown Bag series features talks by faculty and other researchers who share their ongoing management research. All are welcome to attend. Look for announcements of upcoming speakers, dates, and topics. 

Archived Milano Management Brown Bags

Reimagining Social Movements

An Anarchist Prehistory of Management

Presenter: Associate Professor of Management Nidhi Srinivas

In his recent book chapter on the anarchist prehistory of management, Associate Professor of Management Nidhi Srinivas shows that, historically, anarchist ideas held much in common with early management theory, including a shared sensitivity to the challenges of organizing. Rather than two hermetic monoliths, ‘management’ and ‘anarchism’ were initially promiscuous domains, borrowing ideas from each other and encouraging woolliness in how they defined and distinguished who they were and what they did.

So You Want to be a CEO?

Presenter: Professor Mark Lipton

In this Milano Management Brown Bag Talk, Professor Mark Lipton discusses some of the projects that have most influenced his work and how his research has shifted his own thinking and the ways he tries to influence CEOs to lead with purpose and integrity.

Learn more about the Organizational Change Management graduate program.

Corbin Hill Food Project

Presenter: Professor  Dennis Derryck

Professor of professional practice and Corbin Hill Food Project founder Dennis Derryck discusses how the Corbin Hill Food Project, a values driven social enterprise, is making the transition from food access to community ownership and wealth creation. 

Sustainability in Company Management:The Swiss Experience

Presenter: Arthur Braunschweig, PhD, Visiting Scholar

India as an Incubator of the World for Social Enterprises

Presenter:  Professor Aruna Venkatachalam

Watch Professor Aruna Venkatachalam’s brown bag presentation – India as an Incubator of the World for Social Enterprises.

Virtues and the Common Good in Leadership

Presenter: Aliza Racelis, Business Ethics professor at the University of the Philippines and Fulbright Visiting Scholar 

In this Milano Management Brown Bag talk, Aliza Racelis, Business Ethics professor at the University of the Philippines and Fulbright Visiting Scholar at the New York Institute of Technology, discusses her work and recent book chapter in Business Ethics: A Virtue Ethics and Common Good.

Stay tuned for more upcoming Brown Bags!