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Business Impact Magazine 2019
Explore the complete archive of Business Impact Magazine articles from Volumes 1–2.
Volume 1
Browse the complete collection of articles published in Business Impact Magazine – 2019 Volume 1.
Mind the poverty gap
How the most progressive business schools in the world are trying to help close it.
The CEO with a social conscience
Indra Nooyi, Chairman and Former CEO of PepsiCo, speaks exclusively to BGA CEO Andrew Main Wilson about why business schools have a role in developing leaders who embrace a new kind of capitalism that works for everyone.
Nurturing a vibrant research culture
Business schools face a range of challenges in developing faculty members that benefit both the staff and the school.
The core qualities of tomorrow's leaders
Top CEOs outline the skill sets business graduates must develop to thrive in an ever-changing business world.
A strategy for business school internationalisation
High-performing international business schools take a strategic approach to internationalisation.
Exploring the principles and value of strategic corporate social responsibility
Business schools must play their role in developing business leaders who are responsible and ethical.
Time for business schools to practice what they teach
To prosper, business schools must develop sustainable competitive advantage within a crowded marketplace – and that means investing in teaching.
Volume 2
Browse the complete collection of articles published in Business Impact Magazine – 2019 Volume 2.
The opportunities for international expansion in Asia
Expanding a business internationally can be challenging, but Asia offers five major markets and many of the world’s fastest-growing economies, writes Siddharth Shankar.
Creating entrepreneurial ecosystems
Business schools must help create positive energy around entrepreneurship, in partnership with entrepreneurs, investors and mentors, argues Gerard George, Dean and Professor of innovation at the Lee Kong Chian School of Business in Singapore.
Business education at the vanguard of change
Imperial College Business School is committed to pushing digital in education. Its Dean, Francisco Veloso, explains why and how.
Meeting India's demand for business education with responsibility
How Mumbai’s Athena School of Management aims to change the parameters of traditional management education in India.
The impact of geopolitics of business and business schools
Global political and cultural goalposts are moving, and business schools must move with them, writes Giuliano Noci.
Are MBA rankings fit for purpose?
AMBA & BGA’s exclusive research into the viability of present-day MBA rankings.
How can business schools stay relevant in the face of growing alternatives?
Andrew Crisp, Co-Founder of CarringtonCrisp, considers the strengths and weaknesses of business schools and how they can compete successfully with other providers.
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