The world may witness its first trillionaire in the next 10 years!

D’Amore-McKim School of Business faculty and business experts John Bai and Alvaro Cuervo-Cazurra are reshaping our understanding of extreme wealth by sharing insights into the methodologies behind measuring the net worth of the ultra-rich.

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DCU Business School next Let’s Talk Speaker

DCU Business School is thrilled to introduce Leanne Brolly as one of our esteemed alumni and speakers for the upcoming hashtag#BusinessDCU hashtag#LetsTalk event at Dublin City University on the 19th of February!

Talk Topic: Leanne will be sharing insights on Aviation Leasing Trends for 2024.

Leanne brings a wealth of expertise as a Senior Risk Manager at GENESIS, specialising in Aviation Leasing Trends. Leanne’s journey is marked by academic excellence, holding both an MSc in hashtag#Finance and a BA in hashtag#AccountingandFinance from Dublin City University Business School.

Additionally, her affiliation with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) underscores her commitment to professional development.

Beginning her career as a Credit Analyst at AIB Corporate Banking, Leanne swiftly rose to the role of Relationship Manager, demonstrating adept management across diverse sectors including energy, retail, and aircraft leasing. Currently serving as the Senior Risk Manager at Genesis Aircraft Services Limited, she excels as interim SVP of Risk, leading strategic investment decisions through her expertise in assessing counterparty credit risk.

Join us on February 19th to hear from Leanne and insights into Aviation Leasing Trends at our Let’s Talk event!

Professor De Massis ranked #1 author in Family Business Research

Congratulations Professor Alfredo De Massis, former Director of Lancaster University Management School for Family Business Centre, who has been ranked as the number one author in Family Business Research!

Find out more about our world-leading research in family business: https://lnkd.in/eNxYNh-y

The Global Programs team in NC State Poole College of Management celebrated the successful marketing and recruitment effort for our faculty-led group programs for 2024.

NC State Poole College of management is thrilled to offer three programs over Spring Break and 10 programs plus a new global internship program this summer. They will have nearly 300 students abroad in these programs in five continents. From Global Sustainability in Brazil, International Marketing in Spain, Global Teams and Leadership in South Africa, Global Risk in Switzerland, and a new internship program in Singapore (plus a few more locations), Poole students are “GOING GLOBAL”!

StudyCheck Award 2024: Reutlingen University honored again

New year, new successes: At this year’s StudyCheck Award, the most popular colleges and universities have been determined: For the second time in a row, Reutlingen University has been awarded the StudyCheck Award 2024 for the most popular universities. This makes the Reutlingen campus one of the top-rated colleges and universities in the whole of Germany.
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NEOMA becomes the most awarded European School by AACSB International with its new award for the systemic approach to generative hashtag#IA.

 AACSB, a prestigious American organization that places innovation at the heart of its accreditation processes, has selected NEOMA’s Generative Artificial Intelligence acculturation system as one of the 26 major innovations in the world of education and management. NEOMA wins the “Innovations that Inspire” award for the 4th time, becoming the most awarded school in Europe, and thus consolidates its status as a pioneer in educational innovation.

“Generative Artificial Intelligence is such a breakthrough that we need to acculturate students and teachers at the same time. It was this conviction that inspired us. In addition, generative AI must remain a means and not an end, it is only useful if it facilitates learning,” explains Delphine Manceau. “This is why it seemed very important to us to quickly train our students, but also our teachers and employees, on the possibilities and limits of this technology. By highlighting this acculturation system, we also hope to inspire other education actors in France and abroad.”

And that’s 4! NEOMA becomes the most awarded European School by International with its new award in favour of the systemic approach to generative AI.

AACSB, the prestigious American organisation that places innovation at the heart of its accreditation processes, has selected NEOMA’s Generative Artificial Intelligence acculturation system as one of 26 major innovations in the world of education and management. NEOMA has won the “Innovations that Inspire” award for the 4th time, becoming the most awarded school in Europe and confirming its status as a pioneer in educational innovation.

“Generative Artificial Intelligence is such a breakthrough that we need to acculturate students and teachers at the same time. It was this conviction that inspired us. What’s more, generative AI must remain a means to an end and not an end in itself. It is only useful if it facilitates learning,” explains Delphine Manceau. “That’s why we felt it was so important to quickly educate our students, as well as our teachers and staff, about the possibilities and limits of this technology. By highlighting this acculturation system, we also hope to inspire other education players in France and abroad.