Tag Archives: Stanford

January 11, 2010

The Liberal Arts Approach at B-School

Roger Martin, the new dean of the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto, has a radical idea for business education: that students need to learn how to think critically and creatively every … →

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October 22, 2009

MBA Ethics Debate, Curriculum Changes Make Headlines Again

We recently posted a story on how Harvard Business School revamped its curriculum in response to the financial crisis, and earlier this week, Fortune Magazine dove into the hot-button issue with its piece, MBAs get … →

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September 16, 2009

One Year or Two?

The Financial Times recently offered an interesting analysis of one-year MBA programs as they grow in popularity across Europe and Asia. The INSEAD MBA celebrated its 50th anniversary September 12 and is the forebearer of … →

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March 11, 2009

Entrepreneurial Insight From Stanford

Stanford University’s Entrepreneurship Corner is a fantastic resource for anyone interested in keeping up with the latest and greatest ideas coming out of the Graduate School of Business. The array of speakers and subject matters … →

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January 28, 2009

Solid Advice from Stanford GSB Leadership Coach

Leadership coach Ed Batista from Stanford’s Graduate School of Business had an insightful post last week on three things you probably won’t learn in b-school. With a major assist from his colleague Corey Ford, former … →

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January 27, 2009

Benefits After Graduation

I am constantly reminded of the benefits of going to a great business school, even after your two years are up.  In my case, I am almost ten years out of Kellogg, 16 years out … →

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