Breakfast Briefing series
The Executive Education Breakfast Briefing series is one way we engage with the local business community and wider society.
The series offers business practitioners, policy makers, media, and other stakeholders the opportunity to hear our latest research from across various business and management themes. Our diverse and inspiring speakers represent the world of academia and business practice. They bring new insights and perspectives to challenge your current thinking and stimulate debate.
Inclusive breakfast briefings
The pandemic radically changed our breakfast briefings, enhancing the diversity of our guest speakers and audience. Within six weeks of the Spring 2020 lockdown, Cardiff Business School hosted its first fully online briefing using Zoom, which was then relatively new. These briefings helped our community stay connected and provided a sense of normalcy. Over the following year, participation surged, allowing us to invite presenters from afar and engage a nationwide audience, reaching individuals and organisations across Wales and beyond.
Our briefings have always aimed to facilitate networking within the business community. When restrictions eased, we were eager to resume in-person events. Now, our briefings are fully hybrid, allowing local attendees to join in person while accommodating those who are remote or unable to attend.
The onset of the pandemic and the associated lockdowns enforced change, but we have turned the situation positive, and our briefings are more popular than ever. If you’ve missed any sessions or would like to review what was discussed, please review our 'Previous breakfast briefing' section below.
Join us at our next one: The Employment Rights Bill 2024: Regulating for Positive Change on Tuesday 17 December 2024.
Join us
Join our Cardiff Business School Community to receive invitations for future events, breakfast briefings, course information, and our monthly newsletters.
We always hope to hear suggestions for new topics and themes for future briefings and welcome feedback on the sessions.
Executive Education
Recent topics have included gender pay disparity, building innovation in to organisations, tempting talent in to business, and information management and organisational liability.
Previous breakfast briefings
Enabling our business contacts to find out more about latest business research and key developments from industry partners and practitioners.
