My MBA Journey

Module 3: Understanding the Economy – MBA Reflections

As part of my MBA journey, the Understanding the Economy module stood out for its relevance, challenge, and direct applicability to my real-world leadership role within the NHS. Coming from a clinical and operational background, I approached this subject...

Module 2: Procurement with Purpose: Reflections on My Sustainable Operations Assignment

One of the most rewarding parts of my MBA journey so far has been applying theory to real-world challenges - and nowhere was that clearer than in my recent Sustainable Operations assignment. I centred the project around a live procurement improvement at Worcestershire...

Feedback, Frameworks & Forward Motion: Reflections on My MBA Marketing Results

My first academic submission since completing my PhD in 2013 — a deep dive into marketing frameworks, feedback, and rediscovering the rhythm of structured writing in the MBA programme. Here’s what I learned, what I got right, and where I’ll go next.

The Rise of ChatGPT in Academia: Tool, Threat, or Transformational Aid?

“ChatGPT is not a shortcut — it’s a thinking partner. When used transparently, it helps students synthesise theory, draft ideas, and clarify complex feedback. The real academic misconduct isn’t using AI — it’s avoiding critical thinking. Responsible AI use is now part of academic literacy, not a threat to it.”

The MBA has always interested me and now I have a change to do it 🙂

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Module 1: MBA Marketing

Module 1: MBA Marketing

From Starbucks to Supplements: An MBA Journey Through Marketing in Action Introduction: When Marketing Became More Than Just a Module There are few MBA...

I have to do what now?

I have to do what now?

“Wait, I Have to Do What Now?” — Reflections on Starting an MBA Apprenticeship When I first signed up for the MBA via the Level 7 Senior Leader...

Starting My MBA Journey

Starting My MBA Journey

In January 2024, during my annual appraisal, a suggestion was made that resonated deeply with me: to pursue an MBA. It wasn’t just a tick-box...