SPECIAL COVERAGE Snapshot of Attendees A Infographic of 2016 Deans Conference Attendees. February 01, 2016
How 'Super Alumni' Can Transform the Future of Business Education To prove their vitality and relevance, to deliver ready-to-go graduates, business schools need to rethink the way they operate and how processes and culture can be shifted away from higher education and toward its customers and markets.
A New Credo for Business Education: Sustainability Matters In order to achieve a business sector that functions mindfully, MBA programs must highlight sustainability and ethical leadership as the core values of business education.
Should We Give Business School Students What They Want or What They Need? In today's highly competitive environment, are business schools still doing well by doing good, or are we colluding with what students want, to make time for what we want?
1 The Real Value of Business Schools With the relevance of the MBA in peril, business schools must re-evaluate their purpose to ensure they continue to add value to the market.
2 Business Through an Ethical Lens Students take an “ethical inventory” to learn how they form their own perceptions—and how these might differ from those of the people around them.
3 Analyzing the Future What kinds of programs should business schools develop to fill the growing need for data analysts and AI specialists?