The Tokyo-based school virtually hosted Global Network experts to discuss the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals as a part of its Knowledge Week offerings.
A total of 737 students participated in our most recent Global Network Week hosted by 17 schools. Students traveled to other business schools to study topics that included sustainable tourism, strategic innovation, emerging market issues, managing across cultures, financial investments, the behavioral science of management, innovation, and globalization.
Capital Y, the competing team from the Yale School of Management, took home the $3,500 security analysis prize as part of the Global Network Investment Competition. MBA 44, the team from Italy’s SDA Bocconi School of Management, won the $1,500 runner-up prize.
A research partnership collaboration between EGADE, INCAE, and Yale SOM has resulted in The Labyrinth of Sustainability: Green Business Lessons from Latin American Corporate Leaders, a book that looks at issues in the Latin American corporate sustainability.
In October, 571 students from 15 Global Network schools traveled for Global Network Week to member schools for modules covering consumer market strategies, entrepreneurship, and other business topics. Schools and students captured their experiences on social media using the #GNW2018 hashtag. A sampling of their journeys is featured below.
Azul Cimerman Sariego, an MBA student at Saïd Business School, looks back on a seminar run by the Aspen Institute and how learning to lett her guard down is helping her grow as a leader.
Amel Najjar, an EMBA student at Saïd Business School, reflects on a recent event hosted by the Aspen Institute for Global Network students and her takeaways on leadership.
Students at the Haas School of Business traveled to Ireland, the Philippines and other Global Network locations to increase their knowledge of different sectors and regions during Global Network Week in June.
As part of Global Network Week for EMBA students in June, students participated in a series of frank discussions about their careers and lives during Panel of Peers events.
The case, developed in a collaboration between NUS Business School and the Yale School of Management, investigates the marketing and operational challenges to sustainability at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. It debuted at the Aspen Institute’s Business & Society International MBA Case Competition.
