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Olympics 2024: Getting the balance right in sports nutrition

As the countdown to the Olympics gets underway, the focus for athletes is on getting fitter, faster, and stronger, but at what cost? Qualified sports nutritionist Clare Shaw, a Senior Sports Lecturer at Oxford Brookes University, and a practitioner on the Sport and Exercise Nutrition register (SENr), is researching the impact of low energy availability in athletes for her PhD. Here she discusses her research and offers tips for balancing energy intake and output.

Work with our students

Have a project that could benefit from student resources? There are numerous opportunities at the Business School to work with our students and tutors to get free consultancy. Many local businesses have utilised these resources as an opportunity to address pieces of work that never reach the top of the priority list.

How do we educate business school students of the future?

Last month, our B4 podcast ‘The Sharp End’ saw Frank Nigriello, B4 Chairman and Group Director of Corporate Affairs, Unipart Group, conduct an in-depth interview with Tim Vorley, Pro Vice Chancellor, and Dean of Oxford Brookes Business School. The fascinating online discussion, was attended by other B4 business members, including Grant Thornton, OSEP and Oxford […]

At The Sharp End with Tim Vorley

Tim Vorley, Pro Vice Chancellor and Dean of Oxford Brookes Business School talks about the challenges of bringing the business school back to a post COVID world, his early successes in leading the Business School and the challenges that lie ahead.

At The Sharp End with Tim Vorley (with Q&A)

Tim Vorley, Pro Vice Chancellor and Dean of Oxford Brookes Business School talks about the challenges of bringing the business school back to a post COVID world, his early successes in leading the Business School and the challenges that lie ahead.

Replacing a Leader

You won’t have missed the news last week that Jeff Bezos is preparing to stand aside as chief executive of Amazon. The move will come into effect in the third quarter of 2021 when he will hand over the reins to Andy Jassy, who heads up Amazon’s cloud computing arm. So how do you prepare? Are you thinking of standing down as leader for a slower pace of life or are you preparing yourself to lead? What does a business need to do to prepare for such a change to ensure the wheels keep turning, or is it a great opportunity to make fundamental changes?

Replacing a Leader

Are you thinking of standing down as leader for a slower pace of life or are you preparing yourself to lead? What does a business need to do to prepare for such a change to ensure the wheels keep turning, or is it a great opportunity to make fundamental changes?

Replacing a Leader

Are you thinking of standing down as leader for a slower pace of life or are you preparing yourself to lead? What does a business need to do to prepare for such a change to ensure the wheels keep turning, or is it a great opportunity to make fundamental changes?

A request from Professor Tim Vorley, Pro Vice-Chancellor & Dean, Professor...

I am writing to ask if you would like to take part in a government-funded research project looking to understand the immediate and long-term impact of the COVID-19 crisis on UK entrepreneurs and business owners. There is a survey to complete here: http://bit.ly/3oWIIDH We are also interested in speaking with entrepreneurs and business owners about […]

B4 People & Strategy Day

It’s People & Strategy Day at B4 so we’re highlighting some recent and not so recent articles and press releases posted by B4 members over the past year or so. Some content is pre-COVID but still relevant so get stuck in for great advice from our growing community of experts.