Deans’ columns
Business school deans write about an influential figure. Tom Robertson, dean of the Wharton school, believes Muhammad Yunus, the father of microcredit, is an example to all MBA students
Sports management programmes are few and far between at top business schools
Sauder School of Business students have worked with the Winter Olympics’ committee
Business schools are not preparing MBAs for the leadership challenges ahead. Comment online
The philanthropy sector is increasingly seeking business schools expertise
London Business School professor Lynda Gratton talks to Stefan Stern
Banking institutes in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia turn to US school for leadership skills
Former Shell executive quits Bath University to become one of the UK’s few women deans
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Faculty, students and executives debate mangement education issues. Add your comments
Business school deans write about an influential figure. Tom Robertson, dean of the Wharton school, believes Muhammad Yunus, the father of microcredit, is an example to all MBA students
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