10 Most Influential Women In Graduate Management Education
In recognition of International Women’s Day, we share the stories of the influential women at the forefront of modern global management education.
Supporting Families Through The First 1,000 Days With Their Little Ones – Rima Suppan and Morgan Mixon, Co-Founders at Peachies
Rima Suppan – Imperial College Business School MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Management Class of 2021 and Morgan Mixon – Imperial College Business School MBA Class of 2021 Tell us more […]
Reframing The Reality Of What Menopause Means For Women – Markea Dickinson-Frasier, Co-Founder at Thermaband
Markea Dickinson-Frasier – Yale SOM MBA Class of 2020 Tell us more about your company and what you do I launched Thermaband in September 2019 with my mother (Debbie Dickinson) during my second year of […]
Empowering Women And Girls In Trades – Demi Knight Clark, Founder at She Built This City & Spark Building Group
Demi Knight Clark – Yale SOM MBA Class of 2019 Tell us more about your company and what you do Two companies! One is Spark Building Group, founded in 2022. It’s a certified Women Business […]
Turning Your Hormone Cycle Into Your Secret Superpower – Aagya Mathur, Co-Founder & CEO at Aavia
Aagya Mathur, MIT Sloan Class of 2018 Tell us more about your company and what you do Aavia is a daily ovarian hormone health guide. Our app helps members understand […]
Changing The Conversation About Fertility – Lina Chan, CEO & Founder at Parla
Lina Chan, Wharton MBA Class of 2009 Could you please tell me more about your venture – when was it launched, and what it focuses on? I founded Parla in […]
25 Years Of The FT Global MBA Ranking 1999 – 2023
The FT published their 2023 Global MBA Ranking today, and the results will create a storm! Columbia ranks #1 for the first time, and Wharton is dropped after ranking #1 in 2022. The #M7 that dominated the first FT ranking in 1999 have been scattered, there are new names in the top 10, established names that are not. Big jumps, significant drops - we're going to be talking about these results for a long time.
LEGO Shares The Love, But Can They Do More?
Brands like LEGO face pressure to be ethically and socially minded, but such efforts can backfire. Can cause-related marketing help?