The Umsobomvu Youth Fund is dedicated to funding and supporting small businesses for South Africa’s impoverished younger generation. Malose Kekana runs the Fund—and nourishes big dreams.

To manage its programs in the volatile Middle Eastern environment, the American University of Beirut’s Olayan School stresses careful planning, unorthodox approaches, and, above all, the ability to be comfortable with uncertainty.

Where professors publish is just as critical as how often they publish. But it’s essential to establish a fair and consistent method to gauge publication quality.

To judge academic qualifications of faculty, business schools often resort to counting the number of articles they’ve published. But is there a better way?

To cultivate professors with stamina and star power, a business school must find creative ways to support their personal and professional development.