Salaries Are on the Rise at B-Schools

Today’s chaotic worldwide business environment has forced both executives and educators to re-evaluate basic concepts of management. But as rapid change continues to boil through the global landscape, is either group really equipped to meet it?

Governance has triggered great debate in the international community over how, which, and even whether codes of corporate conduct should be enforced. Most experts agree that coming to a consensus on best practices will be anything but easy.

There’s much ado about corporate governance these days, but what’s really being done? The world’s most fervent watchdogs of corporate conduct believe that effective governance is less about boards and bookkeeping than it is about changing attitudes and behaviors—for good.

The current world climate requires military organizations with as much prowess in the boardroom as on the battlefield. To help form leaner, meaner militaries, education principles are coming front and center.

Black Enterprise founder Earl Graves believes that business rules the world—and that education is the key to creating successful businesspeople. He has committed himself to both.

As business schools proliferate around the world, a handful of privately owned universities have come onto the scene promising to offer new approaches to business education.