I am very happy to be able to announce our confirmed line-up of speakers for our SBS Hospitality Symposium 2019, which we are hosting at Sheffield Hallam University on Wednesday 3rd April 2019. We are starting the day with an engaging mini-conference on the theme of ‘Sustainability in Hospitality’, which will include a series of talks from industry leaders
Annual Nutrition Fair – Tuesday 9 April. You are cordially invited to the 15th Annual Nutrition Fair. The fair is run specifically by our final year Nutrition students and hosts over 20 stalls on a wide variety of topics related to food, nutrition, health and lifestyle. There will be a range of activities for visitors to get involved in as well
A showcase of students who are an inspiration to fellow students, the faculty and the wider business community. Categories for 2019 are SBS Student Voice ● We Are SBS Award ● Impact on the Global Community Award ● Impact on the Sheffield City Region Award ● Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Award ● Placement Rep of the Year Award ● SBS Student
Dr Khaled Kesseba, “Factors Influencing Performance management of non-equity joint ventures in the oil sector” All the seminars are on Wednesdays and will take place between 1-2pm (20mins presentation followed by discussion) in Stoddart 7410. There is no need to book and everyone is welcome. (Please do invite your doctoral and master students, especially those research topics/interests are in
Tim Slater - Chief Executive – Global Life Sciences & Health Care and NHS Supply Chain Tim will share his views on a variety of topics from the importance of supply chains, globalisation and digital developments to the skills demanded by DHL of its graduates and the importance of leadership in an organisations good to great journey. The session will
Workshop: The sociology of family business Click here for further information and to register your place In partnership with ISBE, Sheffield Hallam University is delighted to host a workshop focusing on the Sociology of Family Business. This will be of interest to doctoral candidates, early career researchers and established academics actively engaged in family business research. The workshop will explore
Dr Natalie Wilmot, “Communication across cultural and language boundaries: paving the way for participation” All the seminars are on Wednesdays and will take place between 1-2pm (20mins presentation followed by discussion) in Stoddart 7410. There is no need to book and everyone is welcome. (Please do invite your doctoral and master students, especially those research topics/interests are in the
Dr Tilahun Mekonnen, “Lived Experience of Black African Immigrant Entrepreneurs in South Yorkshire” All the seminars are on Wednesdays and will take place between 1-2pm (20mins presentation followed by discussion) in Stoddart 7410. There is no need to book and everyone is welcome. (Please do invite your doctoral and master students, especially those research topics/interests are in the similar areas).
Click here to register your free place The Sheffield Management Lecture Series returns to Sheffield Hallam University for 2019 and we are delighted to announce Dame Stella Manzie DBE, a recognized public service leader, will be leading the faculty management lecture in the 2019 series. "But we used to be so good…" Where things go wrong with organisations and
Do you want to learn about the latest social enterprise projects to support the social economy? Sheffield Hallam University are hosting the EMES International Research Conference this summer (24th – 27th June). As part of the conference, we are showcasing projects on the practical impact of social enterprise, co-operative and voluntary action (both locally and internationally) on 24th June.
