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We’ve all heard of the notion of the “American Dream,” the ideology that every person has the ability to succeed and become prosperous through hard work.
Innocent Smoothies Co-Founder Shows Hult MBA Students How to Start a Healthy Business
Richard Reed has come a long way since the age of 16, when he worked for £2 per hour in a factory making dog biscuits. Now, the Innocent co-founder runs a growing empire with a £200m a year turnover, and will soon be fronting a new BBC series called Be Your Own Boss. Speaking at Hult’s Executive Speaker Series, Reed mentioned the key ingredient for entrepreneurial success is having a clear purpose.
Hult Prize Announces Regional Winners of US$ 1 Million Poverty Competition
(BOSTON – February 28, 2012)—Hult International Business School today announced the regional winning teams of its 3rd Annual Hult Prize (formally known as Hult Global Case Challenge). Carnegie Mellon University, Hult International Business School, ESADE, Aarhus University, Dartmouth College, UC Davis, NYU Abu Dhabi, Asian Institute of Management, Presidio Graduate School, University of Belgrade and HKUST will move on to the competition’s global final at the New York Public Library in April.
Hult Global Case Challenge Announces Regional Winners of US$ 1 Million Poverty Competition
Hult International Business School today announced the regional winning teams of its 3rd Annual Hult Global Case Challenge. Carnegie Mellon University, Hult International Business School, ESADE, Aarhus University, Dartmouth College, UC Davis, NYU Abu Dhabi, Asian Institute of Management, Presidio Graduate School, University of Belgrade and HKUST will move on to the competition’s global final at the New York Public Library in April.
Hodges: The UK’s Looming Brain Drain [CNBC]
MBA students in the United Kingdom and many other European nations are fleeing for business schools – and jobs – elsewhere. And fewer students outside the UK are seeking higher education within the region.
B-school? There’s an app for that [Gulf News]
An MBA continues to be the most in-demand and recognized degree in today's competitive world.