A giant among Latin American countries,
Brazil has been pursuing a successful economic course in recent years. Poverty
has been reduced appreciably, and Brazil's policies against HIV/AIDS are among
the world's most successful. A number of Brazilian companies are world leaders
and Brazilian business education has become quite strong.
Since November 2007, GBSN has been working closely with Goldman Sachs and the Goldman Sachs Foundation to develop and implement the 10,000 Women Initiative. GBSN has supported the identification of academic partners globally to participate in 10,000 Women. In addition, GBSN advises the Goldman Sachs Foundation on international best practice in enhancing and supporting business education in developing countries and establishing short-term entrepreneurship education programs.
Food for Thought
"Business schools focus on problem-solving, are flexible in their curricula, and think outside the box."