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Do you have one of the 4 traits that predicts who will become a CEO? bit.ly/1SgOyId
“The European MBA is getting cheaper; people are seeing higher potential returns to European programs than before.” (Peter Todd, Dean of HEC Paris)
Falling exchange rates make a European MBA a bargain for Americans.
From easing knots at the #airport security check points to embracing drone #technology, here are some strategies that are being discussed to enhance the #aviation industry in Europe. Have a look.
In December 2015, the European Commission adopted a new Aviation Strategy for Europe that aims to reform the sector via revised safety and security regulations, new digital technologies and an updated legal framework. The sweeping reforms hope to...
Last month, 42 students from Kellogg’s MS in Management Studies Program traveled to Greater China to meet with top-level executives from Tencent, Huawei Technologies, Next Digital and Starbucks.
Student Kateryna Gudziak explains how this unique opportunity has evolved her understanding of international business – and prepared her to work with Chinese companies in the future http://kell.gg/1SP82bt
During their 10-day Global Immersion in Management trip, MSMS students traveled to Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Beijing.
"The business of health is one that is ripe for disruption and yet centers on the most inelastic market known – health and life of the consumer" - student Rob Nagel.
Read additional insights that Rob gained during his healthcare and biotech trek to San Francisco: http://kell.gg/1JeEg7O
For two days, MBA Candidates from Kellogg descended on the Bay Area to visit a variety of healthcare startups and companies.
Only 3 more hours left to make your gift this #GivingToHoosDay! Thanks to all who have helped support the School today. http://bit.ly/1N7gJrw
Nicole Burns T'17 will serve on a panel for Positive Tracks' Sweat for Good Summit with actor Patrick Dempsey and Boys & Girls Club of Boston president & CEO Josh Kraft.
With an improved guest list and more events and activities scheduled, Nini Meyer is hoping this year’s Sweat for Good summit will truly hit it out of the park.
John Chayka, HBA ’14, is now GM for the Arizona Coyotes – and the youngest GM in NHL history. He credits his Ivey education for helping along the way.
John Chayka, HBA ’14, talks about his role with the Arizona Coyotes.
This is really helpful for getting what you need. #WorkOnYourCareer #TheLisbonMBA
For a monthly fee, farmers in India can now check commodity prices on their mobile phones. But how is this service impacting pricing? Read our LBS research from the Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship: http://bit.ly/1rXjwzR
Choosing to grow something that is perishable is risky. Having better price information can reduce the risk.
Tepper School Undergraduate Business Administration and Economics students presented their research at the annual Carnegie Mellon Meeting of the Minds today.
MBA grads from classes ending in 1 or 6, your reunion is NEXT weekend (April 29 – May 1)! This year's celebration includes special events being held at the Dean E. Smith Center.
Don't miss out! Register today: http://bit.ly/UNCReunionWeekend2016
Five of UNC's Top 10 Scholar-Athletes are UNC Kenan-Flagler undergrads!
Congrats Paige, Elly, Connor, Christopher and Nick on your outstanding achievements! #GoHeels 🐏
“I don’t think there’s been a better example of the education these students receive.." -Bubba Cunningham: http://bit.ly/1NFMjlF.
"Our entire economy is heading towards a 'freemium' model."Watch Prof. Scott Galloway discuss this week's winners: Vans, Excedrin, Candy Crush Saga & more!
4/25/16 The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, says its online MBA is like its regular MBA “without cheapening quality or compromising rigor.” To test this claim and see where state-of-the-art online business education is up to, I rendezvous with 11 students logged into a Finance Statement Analysis class Saturday morning 10 a.m. EDT with professor Ashraf Jaffer.
The multi-party video-live online forum is by now almost old-hat for business education, as it is for company meetings and job interviews, but the usual webinar experience is mired in clunk—we seem to spend more time figuring out the hand-raise button or un-muting the mic or how to flip to the slide deck than doing what we’re actually there to do.
Jaffer has logged in from Tsinghau University, China, and the students are of course similarly dispersed, and the first thing I find in this class is if you have a question you don’t click the portal’s “raise-hand” icon. You just get your mit in front of your camera in such a way as Jaffer notices, and thus with a delightful minimum of ceremony we rollick into the thickets of operating cost inputs.
Read more via: http://www.forbes.com/sites/adamgordon/2016/04/25/unc-mba/#124449ee691a
Our delegates alongside our academics are brainstorming how to harness innovation in the bid to help mitigate #ClimateChange! #MobiliseBusinessJoin the action via live stream when the afternoon session at 2.00pm: imprl.biz/1SvXK1B
The force is strong in this NUS MBA team. More pictures from the team that endured the sun, sand and rain in the three-day 70km 亚太地区商学院沙漠挑战赛 (http://www.yashasai.com).
Deep insight into innovation strategies, interesting case studies, an assessment of the state of innovation in India and research findings fill up the pages of the new exciting issue of #ISBInsight Jan-Mar, 2016. ISBInsight is the flagship research quarterly of Indian School of Business. http://goo.gl/PTTO0Z
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