Symbiosis of chess & business - Morgan Stanley head & Chess Federation board member Norbert Fogarasi discusses how chess skills can help in the business world.
Norbert Fogarasi
Head of Morgan Stanley Hungary and member of the Board of the Hungarian Chess Federation Norbert Fogarasi discusses how chess skills such as strategic thinking and decision making under time pressure can assist you in the business world with CBI Co-Hosts Theodore S. Boone and Krisztóf Csordás.
The episode is now available on Spotify.
Corvinus Business Intelligence is dedicated to learning about, and from, today’s and tomorrow’s business leaders and to understanding the cutting-edge issues on which they work.
The podcast is produced by the Budapest Investment Club of Corvinus University’s School of Business in Budapest, and hosted by Corvinus faculty member Theodore S. Boone and Corvinus School of Business students.
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