Research for Business (R4B) Dialogues
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Otuto Chukwu
Nov 19, 2025, 7:12:52 PMNov 19
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Research Alpha is proud to launch Research for Business (R4B) — a quarterly dialogue series designed to bridge the gap between research and practice. R4B creates a space where researchers, investors, and business leaders exchange practical insights on how to turn research into real-world impact.
Find out more and register HERE.
The inaugural session, “Lost in Translation?” explores one of the biggest challenges in research–industry collaboration: communication barriers. What gets lost in translation when researchers and investors talk about innovation, evidence, and value?
Join us for an open, thought-provoking conversation with two dynamic speakers whose work sits at the intersection of research and practice:
Dr Gillian Marcelle — CEO and Founder, Resilience Capital Ventures LLC
Dr Rehema Msulwa — Associate Professor in Major Programme Management, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford
Together, they’ll unpack how values, language, and context shape collaboration — and how we can create better conversations that drive impact across both worlds.
Format: 90-minute dialogue followed by audience Q&A.
This event marks the first in our R4B series, setting the tone for future sessions where we’ll continue exploring how research can inform business and vice versa.
The inaugural session, “Lost in Translation?” explores one of the biggest challenges in research–industry collaboration: communication barriers. What gets lost in translation when researchers and investors talk about innovation, evidence, and value?
Join us for an open, thought-provoking conversation with two dynamic speakers whose work sits at the intersection of research and practice:
Dr Gillian Marcelle — CEO and Founder, Resilience Capital Ventures LLC
Dr Rehema Msulwa — Associate Professor in Major Programme Management, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford
Together, they’ll unpack how values, language, and context shape collaboration — and how we can create better conversations that drive impact across both worlds.
Format: 90-minute dialogue followed by audience Q&A.
This event marks the first in our R4B series, setting the tone for future sessions where we’ll continue exploring how research can inform business and vice versa.
Find out more and register HERE.
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