Board members with dedicated expertise in decarbonisation and a company’s systematic engagement with stakeholders on climate-related issues are the most effective corporate governance mechanisms for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
HSE Graduate School of Business Associate Professor Ekaterina Ivanova, participated in the PRME Global Forum 2026 under the theme “Global Unity Meets Local Impact” from June 29 to July 2 hosted by the American University in Cairo. The forum brought together leaders in responsible management education from around the world to advance sustainable and ethical business practices. This year's Responsible Management Education (RME) Week gathered over 400 scholars, educators, practitioners, and student communities from 58 countries across all regions of the world.
With the support of the HSE Graduate School of Business, Arseny Moshninov, a student on the Master’s programme in Electronic Business and Digital Innovations, presented his research at AIEI 2026, International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Energy and Infrastructure. The conference took place on 13–15 May in Da Nang, Vietnam and brought together participants from France, Norway, China, Vietnam and other Asian countries.
A study conducted by the HSE Business School in collaboration with hh.ru and the Ancor staffing group revealed that the structure of HR trends is changing significantly. In 2026, companies are expected to focus on practical and measurable management solutions.
HSE Graduate School of Business hosted a seminar titled “Business Education Today: Challenges, Trends, Solutions,” organized jointly with the Russian Association of Business Education (RABE).
