My second semester at Thunderbird: Exploring global business, environment, innovation, and sustainability Kensle Figaro, PMP | Current MGM student and SHARE Fellow "Imagine creating the world's first laptop or being part of a team that revolutionizes an entire industry. This semester I had the privilege of learning from Professor Glenn Edens, who did both, and his insights on innovation were invaluable," stated Jean Kensle Figaro, current MGM student and SHARE Fellow at Thunderbird. "Looking back on my semester at Thunderbird, I am a bit surprised by the fact that I am already halfway through my graduate school journey. However, I have already been provided with so many valuable learning opportunities."
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Save the date for Regional Night Friday, September 22 | 7 to 10 p.m. | Thunderbird Global Headquarters Save the date for the next Thunderbird Regional Night celebrating Latin America at the F. Francis and Dionne Najafi Thunderbird Global Headquarters! A long-cherished Thunderbird tradition honoring cultural diversity, Regional Night celebrations feature incredible cuisine, culture, traditions, art, and performances of a particular part of the world. The event is free and open to all Thunderbird and ASU students, faculty and staff, families, and greater community. For any questions about the event, contact Olga Teran, assistant director of student engagement.
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Unlock your potential as a T-bird We invite you to unlock your global potential with an Executive Master of Arts in Global Affairs and Management (EMAGAM) degree from Thunderbird. Based in Washington, D.C., the one-year EMAGAM program is designed for busy professionals who want to balance their studies with work and personal commitments. The program is offered in a flexible format, allowing you to pursue the degree while continuing your professional career. Apply by Sunday, July 30, for an application fee waiver. Don't miss the chance to develop knowledge and skills to help you succeed, no matter where your future leads you.
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Accelerating Leadership and Management of Global Creative Industries executive certificate October 6–7 (Munich, Germany) or January 20-21, 2024 (Dubai, UAE) Global Creative Industries are driving dramatic and far-reaching changes in business, culture, and society. As a vital source of transformative ideas, these industries are also remaking themselves as new technologies emerge and talent is mixed with deep and enriching traditions of creativity and innovation. Thunderbird’s executive certificate in Accelerating Leadership and Management of Global Creative Industries features leading academic faculty and coaches, creative business leaders, and valuable learning materials customized for those transforming the creative industries and themselves. Save 50% with code: BDA15E
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Blitzscaling: Identifying and Managing New Hyper-Growth Initiatives professional course October 9–11 (Phoenix, AZ) Since the book was released in 2018, Blitzscaling has taken the world of startups and innovation by storm. In it, co-authors Reid Hoffman and Chris Yeh lay out the company-building and scaling strategies developed by Hoffman over the course of his legendary career in Silicon Valley. In the three-day course taught by Thunderbird alumnus Jeff Abbott '92 and Bltzscaling co-author and serial entrepreneur Chris Yeh, participants will walk through the stages, techniques, and strategies that make blitzscaling work for both traditional or established companies and start-ups. Save 50% with code: BDA15E
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Space Leadership, Business, and Policy executive certificate November 5–9 (Washington, D.C.) Space is booming. Learn to lead in the new space economy. An increasing number of commercial startups and emerging entrepreneurs are building their business models around products or services for space markets. From NASA’s budget expanding for the first time in decades to the establishment of the United States Space Force, the space sector is boldly making new commitments to the final frontier. This certificate features powerful guest speakers, valuable learning materials, and more. Taught by globally recognized space leaders and distinguished academic faculty, participants will learn from experts and practitioners how to discover growth opportunities in the space industry. Save 50% with code: BDA15E
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Navigating change and driving innovation: SDG roadmap for business success Mary Teagarden | Deputy Dean and Professor of Global Strategy Amidst significant changes in the private sector, companies and leaders must navigate and manage these transformations to safeguard their financial success and brand reputation. Simultaneously, businesses need to prioritize innovation and positive change within their organizations. By actively engaging with the agenda for sustainable development, companies can address pressing challenges related to shifting economic landscapes, environmental transitions, and social transformations.
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