03/27/24

Saudi Arabia introduces Madarik program to aid development of nation’s space industry

Saudi Arabia’s Communications, Space and Technology Commission on Tuesday launched a program designed to empower and develop national capabilities in the space sector. The Madarik program, which will run from May 5 to Aug. 15 in collaboration with specialist international institutions, aims to build a sustainable future for the sector by drawing on the knowledge of partners with experience in the field to develop professional pathways for Saudi citizens, officials said.

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03/27/24

Egypt To Benefit From More Intra-Africa Trade

“Egypt has what it takes to play a key role,” said Landry Signé, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, a Washington D.C.-based think tank, and professor at the Thunderbird School of Management, a business school in the United States. “For SMEs (small and medium sized enterprises) and larger companies, there are opportunities everywhere.”

 

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03/26/24

American University Kyiv holds first graduation ceremony

Built in collaboration between Arizona State University, the City of Kyiv and Cintana Education, American University Kyiv opened its doors in February 2022, just three weeks before the full-scale invasion of Russia in Ukraine. 

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03/14/24

What Makes an Apparel Producing Country ‘Competitive’?

The U.S. textile industry is facing a “crisis of historic proportions” due to rapidly deteriorating market conditions, rampant foreign predatory trade practices and weak customs enforcement, said Kimberley Glas, president and CEO of the National Council of Textile Organizations, a Washington, D.C and North Carolina-based trade group.

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03/14/24

Can China have its own SpaceX?

In February, the Beijing government announced that it would create China’s first commercial aerospace research and production hub in Yinghai. Rocket Street, a rocket park set to become a national demonstration zone, will occupy the most centralised location in the aerospace area. Construction will begin on this 140,000-square-metre facility in April this year, and it will be ready for use by the end of 2025.

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03/08/24

AWE Celebrates International Women’s Day

March is a busy time of year for the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) exchange program, which celebrates its five year anniversary in 2024. International Women’s Day, honored on March 8, is a time to reflect on the past five years and highlight some of the AWE-inspiring alumni who are making incredible impacts on their communities and around the world. 

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03/05/24

Competition winner: Outstanding Case Teacher - Euvin Naidoo

Euvin’s teaching at Thunderbird focuses on accounting, risk, board governance, agility, digital transformation and artificial intelligence. In January 2024, he launched Thunderbird’s inaugural programme on artificial intelligence, “AI and the Future of Work”.

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03/04/24

Bridging the gap: Why business principles are crucial in the creative world

The synergy between creativity and business acumen is more crucial than ever. Often, creative individuals and liberal arts majors find themselves immersed in the expressive realms of art, literature, or design, neglecting the practicalities of business.

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03/04/24

Thunderbird at ASU receives top 10 ranking in global impact for faculty research and case writing

The Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University has recently been recognized by The Case Centre's Impact Index 2023 as one of the top producers of case studies, having claimed the No. 20 position in the world and No. 7 in the U.S. for its global reach and impact of faculty case writing.

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02/29/24

New Book Highlights Compassion's Role in Financial Services for Sustainable Prosperity

Co-authored by Mary Sully de Luque, professor of global management, leadership and sustainability, and a senior Global Futures scientist at Thunderbird, the book merges evidence-informed findings with corresponding personal vignettes. Written by financial service professionals, these vignettes illustrate for readers the blending of compassion into everyday life.

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