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Episode six is the final part of our three episode focus on the longer term changes to business education. In this episode we talk events, more specifically virtual events and whether they are here to stay. Guests this episode: BlueSky Education's Katie Hurley, returning guest Angus Laing, Dean of Lancaster University Management School, and an interview with BlueSky Education Thinking's host, Matt Symonds.

Continuing with the theme of long term changes to business education but from the perspective of adapting and embracing opportunities for change, in episode five we talk to Dana Brown, Dean of the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University and Angus Laing, Dean of Lancaster University Management School.

In the second half of season two, we focus on the long term changes to business education that have been brought about by the events of 2020. Topics across the three episodes include delivery, student recruitment, social media and virtual events.

Guests this episode: Hanna-Leena Pesonen, Dean of the Jyväskylä University School of Business, BlueSky Education's Kate Mowbray and Jonny Stone, and returning guest Jonathan L. Simon of The Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa.

One of the key topics of 2020, and one which we expect to grow even more in prominence over coming years is equality and diversity, a topic which prompted much discussion and great insights from our guests this episode: BlueSky Education's Kyle Grizzell and Sunitha Narendran, Director of  Roehampton Business School at University of Roehampton.

Season two, episode two of the BlueSky Education Thinking podcast discusses why and how to leverage the experience and perspectives of a Dean in the most impactful and responsible way. Guests this episode: BlueSky Education's Peter Remon, Sarah Seedsman from Media Minds Global and returning guest Jonathan L. Simon of The Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa.

International BizEd Guru Matt Symonds, BlueSky Education’s Stephanie Mullins, Kerry Ruffle and Olivia Nieberg, and Jonathan L. Simon of The Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa talk business education in 2020 and why COVID-19 has led to an increased need for expert opinion.