Católica Porto Business School yesterday, 27 January 2026, launched CIGMA – the Centre for Impact in Global Management, a new knowledge centre created...
Professor Paulo Alves was unanimously approved in his Habilitation Procedures, held last Thursday, 22 January, at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa...
Católica Porto Business School, in partnership with ACAP – the Portuguese Automobile Association, is launching the Advanced Programme in Automotive After-...
A student from Católica Porto Business School has once again seen his academic merit recognised by the Banco de Portugal. Tiago Sousa Duarte Neves was...
When he arrived in Portugal in 2023, “my dreams were to integrate well into Portuguese society, take a vocational course and find a job as an electrician...
The Universidade Católica Portuguesa and the Fundação Ilídio Pinho have entered into a cooperation agreement aimed at supporting initiatives under the...
A commission established by the Portuguese Government to study ways of strengthening the independence of regulatory authorities was formally created by a...
Católica Porto Business School and Liga Portugal have signed a cooperation agreement within the framework of the Executive MBA in Professional Football...
The eighth edition of the AEP Golf Business Cup once again brought together dozens of business leaders and managers around a competition that, more than a...
"For decades, efficiency was the main decision-making criterion. Producing where it was cheapest, buying where it was most efficient, and trusting that global supply chains would ensure continuous supply. This logic delivered significant gains in well-...
"Returning to the health sector: it is difficult for things to improve when we see the systematic replacement of hospital managers and other sectoral bodies, without any assessment or justification other than political trust, which casts suspicion on...
“The promise of AI to improve productivity, boost innovation and solve complex problems cannot be dissociated from the need to preserve the environment and respect planetary boundaries. The challenge we face is twofold: to innovate without compromising...
The transition from on-site work to remote working has brought clear benefits, but also unexpected challenges. In an opinion article published in O Jornal Económico , Eva Oliveira , a professor at Católica Porto Business School, reflects on the tensions...
"Accepting ideas without critical thinking is giving up on thinking. And refraining from thinking can be more harmful to democracy today than refraining from voting." Read here (only available in Portuguese) the most recent opinion article by Marisa...
A new episode of the podcast "COP30 in 30 Minutes" was released today, an initiative of BCSD Portugal and S317 Consulting , featuring Helena Gonçalves , professor and coordinator of the Ethics Forum at Católica Porto Business School. The episode is...
“In critical times, the fascination with hyper-confident and charismatic leaders is immense. This attraction is often instrumentalised, for their own benefit, by narcissistic leaders – audacious and hyper-confident individuals whose grandiose self-...
"Cod may be at risk of disappearing from our tables (...) Cod prices have risen by more than 50% in three years (...) Inflation is not solely to blame. It is mainly the result of European Union sanctions against Russia (following its invasion of Ukraine...
"In this reality, the business focus cannot be merely «doing less harm». Regenerative ambition is required, capable of restoring resilience to ecosystems, value to production chains and confidence to citizens (...) Incorporating ESG factors into business...
"When, in my last article, I asked «is it really that bad?», I didn't expect The Economist to respond so emphatically, naming Portugal as the best economy of 2025." Read here the latest opinion piece by Alberto Castro , Professor at Católica Porto...
