The most appealing aspect of this site is that it's being driven by young talent, who are not afraid to push the boundaries of their thinking or writing. The site hosts a wide array of topics with articles written by authors from diverse backgrounds. This diverse background of authors means that the content provided on IMR is comprehensive and consistently fresh with new ideas. Every author brings in his or her unique angle on a particular issue, which makes the content very engaging to eclectic readers.

IMR is what students and alumni at Imperial College were waiting: a high potential media to express their view on the business world. In an age when everyone is connected through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, blogs... this community of brilliant young students and alumni had to find a way to express itself. I particularly appreciate the diversity of backgrounds among the authors. This ensures many areas such as economics, marketing, sales, innovation and social enterprise are covered all at the same time, allowing the reader to have a large view on what's trendy. The operating model is also innovative: authors are fully responsible for the content and no line of work is imposed by the administrators. Last but not least, the design of the website itself looks very neat too, with a good balance between images and text.

The Imperial Management Review is a diamond in the rough. And much like that one youth team footballer playing for the reserves, the IMR looks to be on its way to first-team stardom. This hub of information, juice-mixing fact and opinion, really stands out as a beacon of hope in a sea of boring blogs. Science. Business. Economics. Entrepreneurship. Engineering. The IMR brings together a fresh outlook on events around the world, where the best aspect is its fun-to-read nature soulfully mixed with insightful comments and guidance throughout the articles. Written by intelligent and international authors from diverse backgrounds, the Review is certainly up there in standards. I expect the site to develop considerably in the future. The online magazine that is the IMR is on its way up double-time, and this young reserve player is destined to become the next Lionel Messi. Stick around.

In this website you can find new entrepreneurial start-ups and small insightful analysis of interesting companies. It is ideal for people that want to keep themselves updated about the innovation world and surrounding management areas, but don't have time to go through lengthy newsletters and big websites/articles like the Economist. I think it is still growing, but being backed by Imperial College students/alumni I am sure it will soon have enough information about all sorts of subjects and become even more interesting. I am curious about where they will be in 2 years if they keep or increase the number of posts!