The Global Exchange: Conversations That Matter features thought leaders, change makers, and pioneers in the business school landscape. Each episode offers a unique opportunity to listen to an intimate, thought-provoking conversation. The sessions feature the Global Business School Network’s CEO, Dan LeClair, in a dialogue with a special guest, diving deep into conversations that foster global engagement, innovation, and actionable learning.
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The Global Exchange: Conversations That Matter features thought leaders, change makers, and pioneers in the business school landscape. Each episode offers a unique opportunity to listen to an intimate, thought-provoking conversation. The sessions feature the Global Business School Network’s CEO, Dan LeClair, in a dialogue with a special guest, diving deep into conversations that foster global engagement, innovation, and actionable learning.
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August 21, 2022
The Jobs That Do Not Yet Exist: Urban Air Mobility
<p>GBSN and Korn Ferry have partnered to deliver a series of conversations with business leaders who are catalyzing innovation. The task of universities and business schools is after all “to prepare graduates for jobs that do not yet exist.” These jobs of the future are being created right now by leading businesses worldwide. These conversations are designed for a global audience of business students and alumni, as well as the staff and faculty who are helping them navigate careers in a rapidly changing world. </p><p>This conversation about<strong> Urban Air Mobility </strong>features<strong> </strong>GBSN CEO<strong> Dan LeClair </strong>with <strong>Esina Alic</strong> CEO of Res Novae Group, and <strong>Grace Chew</strong> from preeminent organizational consultancy, Korn Ferry who discussed the development, current landscape, and how companies are innovating in the Urban Air Mobility Sector. We also considered the hard and soft skillsets business schools need to equip their student with to help them be competitive in the urban air mobility sector.</p>
May 20, 2022
The Jobs That Do Not Yet Exist: The Workforce of the Future
<p>The task of universities and business schools is after all “to prepare graduates for jobs that do not yet exist.” These jobs of the future are being created right now by leading businesses worldwide.</p><p>With this in mind, GBSN and Korn Ferry have partnered to deliver a series of conversations with business leaders who are catalyzing innovation. These include chief strategy and innovation officers and other c-suite executives working where industries and ecosystems are intersecting in spectacular ways to generate the jobs of the future.</p><p>These conversations will be designed for a global audience of business students and alumni, as well as the staff and faculty who are helping them navigate careers in a rapidly changing world.</p><p>The following conversation moderated by GBSN CEO <a href="https://gbsn.org/profile/dan-leclair/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dan LeClair</a> with guests <a href="https://gbsn.org/profile/grace-chew/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Grace Chew</a> and <a href="https://gbsn.org/profile/lisa-harrison/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Lisa Harrison</a> is all about <strong>The Workforce of the Future</strong>.</p>
November 8, 2021
Leading Operation Warp Speed - Donna Shalala & Alex Azar
<p>In this episode we share insights into <strong>Collaborations for healthcare leadership</strong> during the covid-19 pandemic. As part of the <a href="https://gbsn.org/conference/beyond2021/race2imagine/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Race2Imagine</a> series sponsored by GBSN member Universidad de los Andes School of Management in Colombia, we partnered with fellow network members Miami Herbert Business School in Florida,<strong> </strong>to facilitate the exchange of impact stories from different perspectives: those of students, faculty and leaders from different institutions, governments, and civil society professionals to share their experience within their local community that addressed challenges related to <strong>healthcare, especially in the context of pandemic responses.</strong></p><p>We hear from two former US Secretaries of Health and Human Services as <a href="https://gbsn.org/profile/donna-e-shalala/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><strong>Donna Shalala</strong></a> interviews <a href="https://gbsn.org/profile/the-honorable-alex-m-azar-ii/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><strong>Alex Azar</strong></a> about his leadership role in Operation Warp Speed, the public–private partnership initiated by the United States government to facilitate and accelerate the development, manufacturing, and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, therapeutics, and diagnostics.</p>
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