Five Global Network member schools will launch a set of dual degree programs focused on early-career students. The schools launching the M2M programs are FGV Escola de Administração de Empresas de São Paulo, HEC Paris, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Business School (HKUST), Sauder School of Business University of British Columbia, and Yale SOM.
Patricia Resio, of Yale SOM's Program on Entrepreneurship, attended the second annual Global Network for Advanced Management Unconference on Entrepreneurship at INCAE Business School in June.
Caio Lima, a Brazilian student studying at IE Business School, wrote about his experience at the Asian Institute of Management's Global Network Week for EMBA students.
The University of Ghana Business School hosted an event on July 18 to mark the launch of the new case study, which was developed in conjunction with IBM, EGADE Business School, and the Yale School of Management.
The Collaborative on Urban Resilience and Effectiveness, known as CURE, seeks to connect faculty experts for research and curriculum development. Participants met at Yale earlier this month.
329 students from across the Global Network will travel to 10 programs hosted by network schools and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.
In spring 2017, David Bach, Senior Associate Dean at the Yale School of Management, taught an online course on populism, economic nationalism, and the anti-globalization movement. The course culminated in an event in which student finalists in an intensive research "hackathon" received live feedback from Bach, from former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, and from Michael Warren, managing principal of Albright Stonebridge Group.
A network-wide course on the future of globalization culminated with student presentations, assessed in real time by former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.
Representatives from the Global Network’s 29 member schools gathered at the Yale School of Management for Business and Management Education in the Age of Contested Globalization, a three-day event that explored the critical issues facing global business today.
Rebecca Van Roy LSE ’17 writes about her experience in the Global Network Class "The End of Globalization?"—and looks forward to getting former Secretary of State John Kerry's view.
A three-day symposium from April 19 to 21 will bring deans, directors, faculty, students, alumni, and leaders of the Global Network’s 29 member schools to the Yale School of Management to celebrate the network’s accomplishments and consider the future of global management education.
Students from across the Global Network for Advanced Management traveled to the Philippines to attend AIM's Global Network Week module on sustainable tourism and social enterprises.
A survey of nearly 5,000 Global Network students and alumni presents new insights into factors that contribute to the underrepresentation of women in business leadership worldwide.
Yale SOM Senior Associate Dean David Bach spoke with New York Times Magazine staff writer Emily Bazelon about the rise of Donald Trump and the role of economic insecurity and growing inequality in the United States during a Facebook Live session on February 28.
On February 23, Yale School of Management Senior Associate Dean David Bach discussed his course "The End of Globalization?" course with Eddie Gandevia, a student from Berkeley-Haas School of Business, following a guest lecture with Mark Blyth of Brown University.
Four teams have been selected as finalists in the 2016-17 Global Network Investment Competition hosted by the International Center for Finance at the Yale School of Management.
Yale SOM's David Bach discusses how students view the future of the EU following a conversation with David R. Cameron, professor of political science and director of European Union studies at Yale.
