Business

The Institute of Business Ethics (IBE) is a London-based non-profit organisation established in November 1986 by Neville John Cooper to promote business ethics nationally and internationally. Its founding, at the behest of Sir Terence Beckett of the CBI, occurred amids...

The United States Small Business Administration (SBA), established on July 30, 1953, by President Eisenhower, is an independent government agency dedicated to strengthening the nation's economy by supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses. Its core mission revolves around "3 Cs": providing crucial capital through g...

The Prince Mohammed Bin Salman College of Business and Entrepreneurship (MBSC) is a co-educational higher education institution in King Abdullah Economic City, Saudi Arabia. Founded in 2016 and named after its founder, Mohammed bin Salman, it became the first college i...

Product management is the comprehensive business process of planning, developing, launching, and overseeing a product or service across its entire lifecycle, from initial idea to market. The foundational concept emerged in 1931 through a memo by Procter & Gamble President Neil H. McElroy, who advoc...

Business Performance Management (BPM), also known as Corporate or Enterprise Performance Management, is a strategic approach using processes and analytical tools to align an organization's activities and outputs with its overarching goals. It involves setting performance standards, evaluating individuals and teams against desired outco...

Creative accounting refers to accounting practices that technically follow the rules but deviate from their spirit, deliberately distorting financial results to favor the company or its preparers. Often characterized by excessive complexity, it aims to influence readers' interpretations and frequently blurs the line wi...

Risk management is a crucial process involving the identification, evaluation, and prioritization of potential negative events—known as risks—followed by the implementation of strategies to minimize or control their impact and probability. These risks can originate from diverse sources, such as market volatility, project failures, lega...

The Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management, an Ivy League institution established in 1946, is renowned for its intimate, collaborative academic environment and features the smallest full-time MBA cohort among its peers. Highly selective with a 28.1% acceptance rate, Johnson offers a traditional two-year MBA in Ithaca, a one-year...

Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC) was a significant Canadian government department established in 1993 under Prime Minister Kim Campbell, tasked with a broad range of social services including unemployment insurance, job training, and issuing Social Insurance Numbers. Officially sanctioned by an act in ...