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Many working professionals hungry for world-class international management education commute from neighboring states and even the East Coast to participate in Thunderbird’s Executive MBA program, which was ranked No. 3 in a new global survey released Sept. 30 by the Wall Street Journal.
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Bob Cremin has focused on people before numbers at Esterline Corp. since taking control in 1997 as chairman, president and CEO. But the numbers have been pretty good for the aerospace and defense manufacturer, Cremin said Sept. 25 at Thunderbird. Read the full story on the Thunderbird Knowledge Network or continue here for a condensed version.
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Thunderbird School of Global Management alumnus Philip T. Reeker, who graduated from the school in 1991, was sworn in as the U.S. ambassador to Macedonia on Sept. 10 in Washington.
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In an age of hyper-globalism and a waning economy, U.S. business must be surefooted in knowing how to engage with the rest of the world to maintain a competitive edge. In response, the nation’s top business-led public diplomacy advocate and the No. 1 school of global management education are joining forces to help multinational corporations better understand foreign cultures in order to operate more successfully and diplomatically across borders.
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