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Headquarters Global Business School Network 1100 15th Street, NW 4th Floor Washington D.C., 20005 USA info@gbsn.org
Hosted by the GBSN for Learning Innovations Impact Community Co-hosted by: Join a small group of individuals from business schools around the world in a hands-on learning simulation focused on a specific application of generative AI tools in support of personalized learning. Our focus will be on tools that are available at no- to […]
Every organization that is part of GBSN shares the vision for the world to have the management talent needed to generate global prosperity and well-being. Within the context of the mission, GBSN’s activities, programs, and projects enable the creation of new knowledge, provide meaningful international experiences, and build relationships that can transform management education, […]
GBSN is pleased to present the 5th annual Africa Business Concept Challenge (ABCC), a virtual business concept competition for African undergraduate and graduate students. The competition challenges student teams to develop a viable business concept that addresses a locally relevant challenge or problem related to Agenda 2063 and inclusive and sustainable development as outlined […]
Jean-François Manzoni is the President of IMD, where he also serves as the Nestlé Professor. In conversation with Soumitra Dutta and Dan LeClair of GBSN, he discusses trust in governments, innovation in executive education, and leading in a crisis.
“Look at this lead pencil. There is not a single person in the world who can make this pencil.” That was Milton Friedman 16 minutes into the first installment of “Free to Choose,” the 1980 television show by the Nobel Laureate and his wife, Rose Friedman. For the next two minutes he told the […]
“What is the place of economics in the curriculum of business?” That was the opening sentence and principal question of an article by Roswell C. McCrea in the Journal of Political Economy nearly 100 years ago. Keep in mind, it was early in the development of collegiate schools of business in the US, and […]
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[…] BI’s Leadership Magazine. Davenport, T. H., & Ronanki, R. (2018). Artificial Intelligence for the Real World. Harvard Business Review, 96(1), 108-116. Retrieved from ://WOS:000418785600024 Jarrahi, M. H., Lutz, C., & Newlands, G. (2022). Artificial intelligence, human intelligence and hybrid intelligence based on mutual augmentation. Big Data & Society, 9(2), 20539517221142824. doi:10.1177/20539517221142824 Mollick, E. (2022). ChatGPT Is […]
“Student learning should never be confined to the walls of a classroom. The CO-OP program is designed to give our students a headstart in today’s highly competitive job market.” – Ahmed Abdel-Meguid, associate professor of accounting and Founding CO-OP Faculty Mentor.As part of the school’s efforts in offering experiential learning opportunities and in collaboration […]