GE Healthcare's growth has been driven by expansion into fast-growing emerging markets. Dave Utama, president and CEO of GE Healthcare Southeast Asia, explains the value of new MBA hires.
19 June, 2014
From fragile teenager skin to natural disasters, MBA entrepreneurs find their ideas in the strangest of places and ways. But what are the secrets behind their inspiration?
18 June, 2014
Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter, was back on campus today to address MBAs at Oxford’s Saïd Business School. The entrepreneur had key start-up lessons to share.
18 June, 2014
SDA Bocconi School of Management and ESADE Business School are educating future CEOs. Their part-online executive Master will hope to capitalize on demand for sales and marketing roles.
17 June, 2014
After years at medical school, Divya Dhar dropped it all for entrepreneurship. The former doctor is injecting new communications into hospitals with a start-up, co-founded by a fellow Wharton MBA.
17 June, 2014
There is no need to leave business school before launching a start-up. Campus is the perfect place to secure capital, develop the next big idea and test it before going to market.
16 June, 2014
Melbourne-based MBA student Michael Brice is hoping to propel SMEs into the digital age with his boutique advisory start-up. From Down Under, he is helping ignite Australia's entrepreneurship scene.
16 June, 2014
Inge Kerkloh-Devif, director of HEC Paris Executive Education, wants to train the CEOs of tomorrow. As emerging markets ramp-up EMBA demand, she has ambitious plans for global expansion.
15 June, 2014
Business schools, for all their efforts to trump diversity, still fail to bridge the gender gap. But new initiatives at b-school and big corporations are giving female MBAs a helping hand.
14 June, 2014
European and US schools are seeing a huge increase in demand for executive education courses and EMBAs. Fuelled by growth in emerging markets, the business of executive education is booming.
14 June, 2014
