Month: November 2025

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TalTech Research Seminar, 12 November

You are welcome to the Department of Economics and Finance research seminar “Consistent Segregation Metrics: Addressing Structural Variations in Global Labor Markets“.

The seminar will take place on the 12th of November, from 16:00 to 17:00 in room SOC-460 and in MS Teams (LINK).

Authors: 

Ana Kujundžić – Wageningen University
Janneke Pieters – CPB, Wageningen University, and IZA

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Stroinovskis lecture – Rolf Strauch (ESM)

We are happy to invite you to the fourth lecture of the J. Stroinovskis lecture series organized by the Bank of Lithuania and Vilnius University. On the 6th of November Rolf Strauch (European Stability Mechanism, ESM) will give a lecture on „Geopolitical Shocks and Geoeconomic Fragmentation: Implications for financial stability in the euro area from the ESM’s perspective“ in the TechHub conference hall (2nd floor).

  • Time: November 6, 14:00-15:15
  • Venue: TechHub Conference Room (Saulėtekio al.9, 2nd building, 2nd floor) NB: seminar will be held live and will not be streamed online
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4th Baltic Family Firm Institute – ECGI Conference

Effective governance lies at the heart of long-term family business success. On 15-16 June 2026, Estonian Business School (EBS) will host the 4th Baltic Family Firm Institute – ECGI Conference Steering the Legacy: Governance and Succession in Family Enterprises. The event will explore how family firms can strengthen governance, manage succession, and navigate the growing complexity of family offices and shared assets. Participants will explore evolving best practices in board composition, financial and managerial decision-making, and conflict resolution, as well as strategies for preparing next-generation leaders and aligning family and business goals. Through discussions with leading family business owners, advisors, and academics, the event will offer insights on how strong governance can drive sustainable growth, preserve legacy, and foster harmony across generations.

A selection will be made by the conference scientific committee from papers and abstracts that are submitted before the deadline of 1 February 2026 (at midnight CEST). Researchers will be notified whether their paper has been accepted for the conference before 1 March 2026.

Program queries should be directed to Anete Pajuste (anete.pajuste@sseriga.edu).

Venue: Estonian Business School, A. Lauteri 3, Tallinn, Estonia

Visit the event’s page for more info.

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Doctoral Position at EBS

Join the “Applied Economics and Policy Studies” research group to explore education, labour markets, and social policies using experimental and quantitative methods!

The Estonian Business School invites qualified candidates interested in data-driven social policy research for a fully funded full-time doctoral position (40 hours/week) in the “Applied Economics and Policy Studies” knowledge team. The position will begin on 1 January 2026 (or as soon as possible thereafter) and run for four years, subject to annual progress reviews. The position is based in Tallinn, Estonia.

More info: https://info.ebs.ee/data-driven-social-policy-research

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EBS Research Seminar, 4 November

You are welcome to join on 4 November, Tuesday between 10.00-11.00 for a research seminar by Heidi Vähänikkilä.

Abstract: The hospitality industry is highly sensitive to global crises, yet capable of remarkable resilience and innovation. This study explores how hospitality organizations build strategic flexibility to lead change during and beyond crises, focusing on the role of organizational support and leadership. Using survey data from 197 professionals in Finland and Malaysia—two culturally distinct contexts—the research introduces a new framework for change leadership. Findings offer transferable insights for global hospitality firms seeking to strengthen adaptability and crisis response capabilities.

Location: EBS room 203 and MS Teams