Griffith has strengthened its ties with the social innovation sector by appointing two Adjunct Industry Fellows to The Yunus Centre, an initiative of Griffith Business School.
Griffith University will play a key role at this week's INNOV8 Logan launch event.
Griffith Business School was honoured to have Professor Muhammad Yunus attend Nathan campus and inspect the newly established Yunus Social...
Nobel Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus has delivered a passionate 2017 Griffith Lecture at the Queensland Conservatorium
The head of Griffith's Business School (GBS) has called the Griffith Lecture a once in a lifetime experience to absorb the teachings of one the world's most insightful minds
We often hear the adage ‘I’ll believe it when I see it.’ But how can this sentiment help those trying to imagine a different future? For business leaders wanting to innovate –and bring others on that journey – visualising the path ahead can be a way to better identify what needs to change and how to get there.
The dominant language around great economic transitions of modern times suggests they have been caused by leaps in technological innovation. These normative narratives suggest that it was the leveraging of new technologies that opened the way for the subsequent reshaping of our economies, and our societies. But if we look more closely at the major ‘ages of transition’, it is clear that they didn’t just follow on from purely technological innovation.
A former Griffith student is combining forces with a senior lecturer on a game-changing project with the potential to transform the not-for-profit sector.
Supermarkets are central to our everyday lives, but they have also become symbols of our vulnerability in times of disruption.
Griffith University has launched an innovation platform for start-ups and scale-ups who want to make a difference in the world.
