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Thank you to Fatema Z. Sumar, regional deputy VP of the Millenium challenge corporation, for visiting Tuck yesterday. Fatema shed light on how to improve international development by providing grants annually to help economies in impoverished countries committed to democratic reforms.
UChicago Innovation Fest, a three-week celebration of the University of Chicago’s entrepreneurial and innovative advances and solutions, is kicking off on May 12 with a fireside chat with Bryan Johnson, MBA ’07. RSVP now to hear from the Braintree founder: http://bit.ly/innofest-01
Tomorrow is Kellogg's Emerging Markets Conference! Focusing on the theme of rediscovering sustained growth, the conference will feature more than 30 prominent business leaders, scholars and policy-makers from around the world.
Student Deepti Gupta shares why she is looking forward to #KelloggEMC: http://kell.gg/1XcrpNe
"The importance of emerging markets in today’s global economy in undeniable."
How can Sub-Saharan African countries drive growth when their total exports are significantly smaller than their oil imports?
New Fuel Freedom Chair for Energy and Social Development …
Meet Dean Jay Hartzell and the new leadership team at the McCombs School of Business.
From the spring 2016 issue of McCOMBS, the magazine for alumni and friends of the McCombs School of Business.
Meet Alexander Jackson, one of our incredible Master of Accounting students. Today, he and his classmates will turn their tassels and join the ranks of UNC Kenan-Flagler alumni.
Congratulations MAC Class of 2016! #UNCgrad
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Carolina Development
Jackson (BA '15, MAC '16) has seized every opportunity to position himself for success.
5/2/16 Henley Business School Africa has launched a new MBA programme option to provide creative acumen for business people and business acumen for creatives.
The MBA+ for Creative Activists and Innovators programme is evolved from Henley Africa’s world-first MBA for the Music and Creative Industry.
Puleng Makhoalibe, head of the School of Innovation and Branding at Henley Africa, said the programme consists of Henley’s international, triple accredited executive MBA, with additional workshops and speakers focusing on the progressive business ideas and practices of the creative economy.
“Students learn to build new forms of business models, work on creative and innovative projects, manage creatives and creative work, and understand their working future with the emphasis on industry 4.0 and design thinking,” she said.
Read more via: http://www.mba.co.za/article.aspx?s=51&f=1&a=6226
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