2024 events

The role of the Chief Financial Officer in leading the organization

Register for a webinar that will cover findings from a new research project exploring the value and implications of vulnerability as a focus for policing.

Building on information processing theory, we study how the interplay between formal institutions and national culture influences inventors’ information processing in developing AI innovation.

This forum aims to bring thought leaders, innovators, investors, academics, and business owners from York and beyond.

What do policymakers mean when they use the language of vulnerability?

Can the private sector really provide social value and deliver Government policy for public good?

Join us for a friendly online workshop creating a digital zine for LGBTQ+ families to share their stories of adversity, love, hope and joy.

Suppliers work harder when they suspect customers will leave positive feedback via online customer reviews. But what about customers?

Take your business beyond profits and learn how to create lasting value in this insightful event.

Join us for a friendly online workshop creating a digital zine for LGBTQ+ families to share their stories of adversity, love, hope and joy.

The aim of the conference is to create an interdisciplinary forum for researchers across the school and beyond, to promote a dialogue on research questions related to the theme.

Since the end of the 20th century, large global companies have developed in the clothing and accessories retail sector. Our paper analyses the evolution of the four companies that currently lead this market in order to explain their different results

Reflections on Rights, Wrongs and Responsibilities: Critical Social Marketing and Marketingfor Pro-Social Change

This two-hour ECR workshop features four interactive segments focusing on the politics of academia, publishing, research grant funding, and research impact.

Does Land Affect Stock Return Volatility and Expect the Unexpected: Modelling Mortality in the Presence of Catastrophic Events

In this SBS EDI Forum, we will focus on issues related to mental health and wellbeing to mark the upcoming Mental Health Awareness Week (13-19th May).

This year we're marking Mental Health awareness week, with the theme ‘Movement: Moving More for our Mental Health.’

The research explored in this seminar examines whether and how Corporate Lean Programs (CLPs) can be adapted to respond to extreme disruption and crisis.

This talk explores AI, its environmental impact and its use to achieve good.

Social entrepreneurship and ecosystems

This seminar aims to talk about two papers covering the Scotch Whisky industry and its business history.

In April 2023, the School for Business and Society launched a new work in progress seminar series that provides an informal opportunity to present and get feedback on developing research.

We invite you to join us in celebrating David Wilkie's remarkable contributions to the field of Actuarial Science on the occasion of his 90th birthday.

This talk explores AI and the future of live experiences.

This seminar aims to unravel a success story in family business history, while engaging with debates in business and management research through the application of corporate strategy tool frameworks.

A screening of The Unequal Pandemic and panel discussion featuring Debbie Abrahams MP, Prof Kate Pickett and the COVID Realities project

At this event of the SBS EDI Forum, we will focus on neurodiversity to mark the upcoming Neurodiversity Celebration Week.

Identifying gaps in the Literature of EDI and Performance Management Systems.

This talk explores the challenges of creating AI systems that are socially safe and socially trustworthy.

Join us at SMIF|UK24. The conference is open to University students and industry members. Supported by the School for Business and Society, HSBC Asset Management and Cazenove Capital.

Exploring a unique insight into decision-making in a crisis scenario.

A live mock workplace mediation will be held for CIPD North Yorkshire members at York University.

The Changing Realities zine was made by parents and carers as a creative way of reflecting on participatory research and activism.

Coping with the stress of dangerous staff postings

Sponsored by the POM group