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GBSN Model Analysis by the Thunderbird 6

A team of six MBA candidates from the Thunderbird School of Global Management worked with Guy Pfeffermann and Nora Brown to identify ways that GBSN could further their mission of developing management education capacity in developing nations. Findings from their report will be utilized to improve the reach of GBSN's network of member schools, as well as part of ongoing capacity-building projects. Moreover, GBSN and Thunderbird plan to continue their work together by establishing collaborative, experiential consulting programs with management students in Africa.

GBSN Partner School Survey

GBSN is in the process of updating its website and would like to compile as much information as possible about business schools around the world. We have created a brief survey for your completion. This information will be used to create an online database with basic information about GBSN member and partner schools.

GBSN Welcomes 3 New Members!

GBSN announced its three newest members, expanding the network to 41 world-leading business schools dedicated to building business leaders in developing economies.

GBSN Welcomes 4 New Members

We are delighted to announce that four outstanding schools have joined the Global Business School Network:

These schools are intensifying their activities in Sub-Saharan Africa and other under-served regions. The GBSN provides them with a helpful institutional framework for some of these activities.

We extend a most cordial welcome to Babson, Kegan-Flagler, Thunderbird, and Wits.

Intl. Advisory Board Meeting To Establish A New Premier Business School In Karachi, Pakistan

WASHINGTON, DC (November 24)—The Global Business School Network (GBSN) hosted the first International Advisory Board meeting for the Karachi Business School, a proposed world-class institution to be located in the prestigious city center of Karachi, Pakistan. GBSN brought together faculty and deans from top-ranked business schools from the United States, England, France, and Germany to Washington DC to meet with business officials from Pakistan to conceptualize the new school. Faculty and administrators from business schools in Mexico, Nigeria, Slovenia, Switzerland, and the United States joined the meeting through phone conferencing to advise on areas of their expertise.

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