Taking CARE Ending global poverty will take no small effort. In fact, it will take millions of small efforts, says Helene Gayle, CEO of CARE
USA—efforts that are carefully coordinated and compounded to produce significant and lasting change.
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Management Education Leaders Reconfirm their Commitment to Responsible Leadership at United Nations Forum At the second United Nations Global Forum on Responsible Management Education, educators and administrators reaffirmed their commitment to the Principles for
Responsible Management Education (PRME) through a declaration encouraging more business schools to consider and adopt the Principles.
> Read More Revised Eligibility Application Process to Go Into Effect July 2010 Effective July 1, 2010, AACSB will implement its revised Eligibility Application process. This revised
process will help AACSB to provide an enhanced level of client service to schools seeking Initial Accreditation
through a more timely appointment of an accreditation mentor and staff liaison.
> Read More AACSB Explores Global Trends in Doctoral Faculty As the management education industry continually evolves, it is important to keep watch on the challenges associated with sustaining scholarship in business schools, as well as seek ways to remain proactive. AACSB takes a look at the global trends associated with doctoral faculty supply and demand.
> Read More AACSB Announces Report on Business Schools and Innovation AACSB is pleased to release Business Schools on an Innovation Mission, the final report of the AACSB International Task Force on
Business Schools and Innovation. The report sets forth to clarify what is meant by innovation, describe how managerial talent contributes to innovation, and delineate
the various ways business schools support innovation.
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AACSB Announces Report on Business Schools and Innovation
