Lee, the founding prime minister of Singapore and an education advocate, was an alumnus of NUS.

Students from Yale University and Seoul National University get a close-up look at natural and cultural heritage sites during AIM's week on sustainable tourism.

Fifty students from Tecnológico de Monterrey EGADE Business School’s sites in Panamá and Peru will travel to Yale SOM this June for a weeklong Innovation and Value Creation course.

Students from Yale University and Seoul National University are attending the Asian Institute of Management's Global Network Week on Sustainable Tourism.

Alumni of GNAM schools are invited to a Global Network Week reception on Monday, March 16, 19:00 - 20:30 at the Huixian Restaurant in the Huixian Hall at Renmin University. Registration is required.

The conclusion of UCT-GSBs’ first Global Network Week, on emerging markets.

Alumni of GNAM schools are invited to join Nobel Prize-winner and Yale Sterling Professor of Economics Robert Shiller for a discussion on “Irrational Exuberance.”

On the last day of #GNW2015 in South Africa, Global Network students looked at how other emerging economies have raised their standards of living.

Alumni from GNAM member schools are invited for drinks and to meet with the visiting students as part of the Global Network week that HKUST is hosting. Students from AIM, EGADE, FGV, Hitotsubashi ICS, Koc, University of Cape Town, PUC, Renmin, Sauder, Seoul National University and Yale SOM will be in Hong Kong for the week.

The Bertha Centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship examines South African businesses for sustainable models.

Global Network students visit South Africa’s Solms-Delta Wine Estate.

Global Network students visit Pick N Pay, one of South Africa’s largest grocery retailers.

Two GNAM students share their experiences at UCT-GSB’s Global Network Week.

UCT-GSB Director Walter Baets says that companies expanding into Africa will be more successful if they collaborate with residents.

Global Network students travel to Cape Town’s poorest areas to look for business models and social innovations that have worked there.

Prof. John Luiz says that pay-as-you-go models make goods more accessible more quickly to more people across Africa.

Global Network students hear examples of how South Africa is being used to access other African economies.

A University of Ghana Business School student talks about why he’s attending Global Network Week in Cape Town.

Prof. Jikyeong Kang, PhD assumed office as the eighth Dean of AIM on January 2015.

Prior to joining AIM, Prof. Kang spent fourteen and a half years with Manchester Business School (MBS) where she recently served as Director of the DBA Program. Prior to MBS, she spent nine years on the faculty of the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she was elected as a member of the Teaching Academy.

On the first day of Global Network Week at UCT-GSB, students got a sense of how South Africa’s businesses operate.

Yale SOM writer Matt O’Rourke travels to Cape Town for Global Network Week.