GBSN Projects are designed to build capacity for management and entrepreneurship education. Projects are often supported by business, foundation, and government grants, implemented by member business schools, and administered by GBSN staff. Projects include building and scaling programs, conducting feasibility studies, creating and delivering training programs, building partnerships and associations, and more.
Logistics Hub for Africa
The Logistics Hub for Africa is envisaged as a virtual, pan-African center of logistics education and research, anchored in the expertise of African business schools and coordinated by Edinburgh Business School. It is structured in two phases. The first phase involves the development of a flexible, accessible, and relevant postgraduate program in logistics focused on African contexts. The second phase involves the establishment of theme-based research labs to advance research in areas of need relevant to Africa, including a doctoral training infrastructure to support the next generation of researchers and educators specialized in solving the logistics challenges facing Africa.
A collaborative initiative towards more sustainable and nutritious foods
The Global Business School Network co-leads the Food Culture Alliance alongside the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) and EAT Forum to champion food culture and leverage the toolbox of strategies it provides to shift preferences and increase society’s demand for nutritious and sustainable foods.
Work with GBSN
GBSN collaborates with partners — including funders, corporations, and other non-profit organizations — to design and carry out work that strengthens the contributions of management education to the development needs of society.
With this mission as its north star, GBSN connects people and knowledge across its global network and facilitates a range of collaborative work.