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Teaching Sales One Door at a Time
You may have thought door-to-door selling was all but dead. That may be mostly true, but at one business school - in this article on Inc.com - it’s at the heart of an annual competition that pitches teams against each other to see which one can sell the most…dictionaries.
NGO 2.0: Accelerating Social Impact in a Connected World — The Hult Prize [Huffington Post]
What are some of the best ways to deal with social problems on a global scale - problems like hunger and economic development? In recent decades, many philanthropic and charitable organizations have often turned to non-profits, especially non-governmental organizations (NGOs), as the primary tool to address some of the world's most intractable social problems. Unfortunately, NGOs' record of success has been disappointing.
The Case For Optimism [TIME Magazine]
My last example of why I'm optimistic concerns one of my favorite partnerships, the Hult International Business School and the annual Hult Prize.
Hult business school opens dedicated campus in Dubai Internet City [The National]
With no fewer than 20 institutions offering Master's in Business Administration degrees, Dubai is not short of a business school. Forty per cent of the emirate's students are taking some kind of business degree.
From drop-out to academic [Sowetan]
"While growing up I had more challenges than victories, but the victories are more sweet."
Hult International Business School Adds Brazil To Its Global Campus Rotation Program
Starting in the spring of 2013, students enrolled in Hult’s MBA, Executive MBA, and Master of International Business courses will be able to spend up to 6 weeks living and studying in Brazil’s biggest city – São Paulo. The buzzing metropolis is home to some of the world’s foremost corporations, and is widely regarded as the commercial capital of Latin America.