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Research
Gender stereotyping in financial ads: Men overwhelmingly feature as the central figure
Dr. Alexandra Niessen-Ruenzi and Dr. Luisa Langer
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In the Media
AfD Stirs Hostility Towards Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises – Prof. Dr. Florian Stahl in WirtschaftsWoche
Prof. Dr. Florian Stahl, Chair of Quantitative Marketing, is quoted in WirtschaftsWoche on the topic of the politicization of companies and brands.
Prof. Aprea has shoulder-length dark hair and wears a dark blazer and a purple blouse.
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In the Media
“Women Leading The Finance Industry”
Professor Dr. Carmela Aprea, Chair of Economic and Business Education – Design and Evaluation of Instructional Systems, talks about financial and life advice in ...
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In the Media
Cum-Cum-Investigations against the Sparkasse
Prof. Dr. Christoph Spengel is quoted in the Zeit and Badische neueste Nachrichten on the cum-cum deals and the ongoing investigations.
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In the Media
How do I explain price increases to my customers without scaring them away?
Lufthansa and Deutsche Bahn are raising their prices. Prof. Dr. Cornelia Schön, holder of the Chair of Service Operations Management, and other experts explain ...
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Student life
“Finishing your studies at Mannheim is something to be proud of”
Matthew Rodzik from Queen’s University, Kingston Ontario in Canada, shares his impressions of his time at Business School Mannheim as an international exchange ...
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In the Media
“Es ist nicht so schwer! [It's not that hard!]” – Prof. Dr. Alexandra Niessen Ruenzi in an interview with the F.A.Z.
Prof. Niessen-Ruenzi holds the Chair of Corporate Governance in Mannheim. She talks to the F.A.Z. about the gender investment gap.
Porträtaufnahmen Biemann und Koch-Bayram
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Research
People are more charitable if their employer is environmentally-conscious
Dr. Irmela Koch-Bayram and Prof. Dr. Torsten Biemann – As humans, we are influenced by those around us throughout our lives. Parents and other relatives can ...
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In the Media
Magic with ESG key figures – Prof. Dr. Jannis Bischof in the FAZ
Prof. Dr. Jannis Bischof, holder of the Chair of Business Administration and Accounting, in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper about new obligations for ...
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In the Media
Are There Now Supply Bottlenecks After the Houthi Attacks?
Prof. Dr. Jannis Bischof, holder of the Chair of General Business Administration and Management Accounting in Wirtschaftswoche
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Research
GPT cooperates more than humans, finds research
Professor Dr. Kevin Bauer, Assistant Professor of E-Business and E-Government from the University of Mannheim Business School
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In the Media
“Teaching Business In The City Of Inventions” – Dean Joachim Lutz in Forbes
Forbes publishes an article about Joachim Lutz, Dean of Business Administration, and his goals for the faculty. The article also talks about the faculty's ...
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In the Media
Gender Pay Gap – Prof. Dr. Alexandra Niessen-Ruenzi in Stepstone Magazine
Stepstone Magazine reports on “Gender Pay Gap 2023: How big is the gender pay gap in Germany?” and interviews Prof. Dr. Alexandra Niessen-Ruenzi. The article ...
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In the Media
Sensible Donations – Prof. Dr. Bernd Helmig in an Interview With Deutschlandfunk Kultur
In the podcast format Studio 9 of Deutschlandfunk, Prof. Dr. Helmig, holder of the Chair of Business Administration, Public & Nonprofit Management, talks about ...
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Research
CEO overconfidence isn’t always a bad thing, research finds
CEO overconfidence is not always a bad thing for companies but depends on the situation, reveals new research from Marc Kowalzick and Jan-Philipp Ahrens at ...
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Research
Sustainable hydrogen to become more cost-effective by 2030
Sustainable hydrogen Power-to-Gas (PtG) technologies are forecast to become more affordable and energy-efficient in the next decade, reveal experts at ...
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In the Media
Women and Finance – Prof. Alexandra Niessen-Ruenzi in ZEIT Magazine
The article titled “Keine Frau braucht rosa Finanzen” (No Woman Needs Pink Finances) (14 July, ZEIT ONLINE) discusses the financial insecurity faced by women ...
Prof. Aprea has shoulder-length dark hair and wears a dark blazer and a purple blouse.
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In the Media
Financial Education – Prof. Carmela Aprea in the Handelsblatt Newspaper
The article “So lernt Ihr Kind den Umgang mit Geld” (How your child learns to handle money) by Katharina Schneider from 12.06.2023 in the Handelsblatt discusses ...
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Research
The Interaction of Team Incentives and Individual Incentives in Sales
How can managers employ both team and individual incentives to foster a supportive and high-performing salesforce? A summery of the publication “Coopetition” ...
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Awards
Award of the Sustainability Prize of the “Mannheimer Wirtschaftsförderung” for Students
On April 17, eight diverse, creative and future-oriented student works and projects were awarded the Sustainability Prize of the Mannheimer Wirtschaftsförderung ...
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Research
In the Media
Prof. Stefan Reichelstein in the Harvard Business Review
In the article “Getting a Clearer View of Your Company’s Carbon Footprint” Prof. Reichelstein together with Robert S. Kaplan (Harvard Business School) and Prof. ...
Prof. Brauer hat kurze Haare und eine Brille. Er trägt ein dunkles Jacket, ein hellblaues Hemd und eine dunkelblaue Krawatte.
Research
A confident tone for higher chances of success
Professor Dr. Matthias Brauer, Chair for Strategic and International Management at University of Mannheim Business School, together with former Research ...
Sketch of woman with dumbbell and man juggling with money, computer and building, lettering: Aufbruch finanzielle Bildung
Prof. Dr. Aprea at the Futurium 2023 in Berlin
Together with the Federal Minister of Education, Bettina Stark-Watzinger, the Federal Minister of Finance, Christian Lindner, and other participants, Prof. Dr. ...
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Research
Hubristic CEOs avoid change in firms’ overarching trajectories
A Blog post by Marc Kowalzick, Post-Doctoral researcher at the University of Mannheim, Business School
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Research
Interview with Prof. Dr. Gunther Glenk
Under the leadership of Daimler Buses, the aim is to develop practical and economical fully electrically powered coaches in collaboration with renowned research ...
Prof. Glenk has short hair and wears a suit and tie.
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Research
Juniorprof. Gunther Glenk in an interview with MM
Gunther Glenk explains in an interview with the Mannheimer Morgen why fossil-fuel power plants in Germany are unattractive in the longer term in competition ...
In the Media
Student life
Prof. Spengel launches a new digital teaching concept
At the beginning of the spring semester 2023, the digital teaching concepts of Prof. Dr. Christoph Spengel reach another milestone with the release of the Tax ...
General News
Spring Conference of the IMU
On 23 March 2023, the Institute for Market-Oriented Management (IMU) will hold its spring conference.
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Research
The Biases in Online Product Reviews: What Consumers and Managers Need to be Aware Of
Within his time at the Universtity of Mannheim, Luca-Joel Schäfer took a closer look at online product reviews and biases.
In the Media
Student life
World championship title for Teo Hinrichs
Mannheim business administration sports scholar wins the World Cup in India together with his teammates of the German national field hockey team.
Research
In the Media
FAZ guest article by Prof. Spengel
The OECD calculates the minimum tax revenue nicely. The global minimum tax leads to high administrative costs. In the end, Germany could hardly get anything out ...
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Research
Consumer behaviour is influenced by personal politics
Blog post by Prof. Stahl (Chair of Quantitative Marketing & Consumer Analytics).
[Translate to Englisch:]
Credit: Nobert Bach
Research
Prof. Stefan Reichelstein and Prof. Dr. Gunther Glenk (MISES) are involved in the ELCH project.
Under the leadership of Daimler Buses, the aim is to develop practical and economical fully electrically powered coaches in collaboration with renowned research ...
Research
In the Media
Ifm study on family businesses
In the past decade, German family businesses have created significantly more new jobs than Dax companies.
Prof. Niessen-Ruenzi has long, brown hair and wears a black jacket and a white blouse.
Credit: Anna Logue
Research
In the Media
Male financial advertising
So-called 'financefluencer' try to take away customers' fear of investing money. But how serious are their offers? Prof. Alexandra Niessen-Ruenzi answers this ...
Castle
Research
In the Media
Analysis by the Institute for SME Research of the University of Mannheim
Family businesses are growing faster than Dax-listed companies in terms of both, their number of employees and their sales.
Credit: Rike Allendörfer
In the Media
Prof. Spengel quoted on Cum Ex scandal
Prof. Christoph Spengel (Chair of Business Administration and Taxation) was significantly involved in the uncovering of the cum-ex and cum-cum transactions.
Research
Daughters inherit inventorship from their parents – unless they have a younger brother
Eye colour, hair colour, surnames, money; we can inherit all of these things from our parents, whether genetically or otherwise. But did you know, you can ...
Research
Prof. Dr. Dirk Simons on current projects in the field of corporate disclosure behavior and transparency
Prof. Dr. Simons, Chair of Business Administration and Accounting, ist Principal Investigator of three TRR 266 projects.
Research
Prof. Dr. Dirk Simons on current projects in the field of corporate disclosure behavior and transparency
Prof. Dr. Simons, Chair of Business Administration and Accounting, ist Principal Investigator of three TRR 266 projects.
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In the Media
Prof. Weber quoted in the “Süddeutsche Zeitung”
Investing in securities involves certain risks. However, if you diversify as broadly as possible, you can minimize the risks.
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In the Media
The dangers of distorted financial statements
Guest essay by Prof. Bischof in the FAZ.
[Translate to Englisch:]
Credit: Norbert Bach
Research
The importance of female role models who go against gender stereotypes
Despite a “grand convergence” in the gender pay gap over the last 30 years, men continue to out-earn women.
Prof. Reichelstein has short hair and wears a suit and tie.
Credit: Felix Zeiffer
In the Media
Prof. Reichelstein in an interview
Professor Stefan Reichelstein on Five Things You Need To Be A Highly Effective Leader During Turbulent Times
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