HIGHLIGHTS: Lars Strannegård
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Mm. Hi everybody, tuned in to this short version of the podcast, which we do every Friday for the long version. Tune in on Wednesdays. Hi everybody, I'm uh Nikola Tanyan, the CEO of the Norwegian Summer Wealth Fund, and today we have a very, very special guest. Lars Stronegor is a dean of Stockholm School of Economics.
Which is one of the finest business schools in Europe. And Lars, you have revolutionized the Stockholm School of Economics and we are going to talk about that today. So warm welcome. Thanks so much. Great to be here. Now, um, one of the big things you have done is really to introduce culture. and learnings about culture into the school. Why is culture? important in business education.
Because it's uh when we say culture we mean uh arts, we mean literature. Uh and also music. But basically the idea behind that is uh to open up your senses. to contextualize to make you see the world from new perspectives. Um, and it's actually, you know, many business school students
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