This article discusses the book ‘The Innovator’s DNA’ co-authored by INSEAD Professor Hal Gregersen, and how it can be relevant within an African context.
Friday, 16 December 2011
Monday, 12 December 2011
Friday, 9 December 2011
L'Afrique en progrès - De l'idée à la réalité
Mercredi 14 décembre 2011 de 19h30 à 23h00 à Paris
Animé par Jean du Lac (MBA 85J) et Philippe Creppy (MBA 97D)
Animé par Jean du Lac (MBA 85J) et Philippe Creppy (MBA 97D)
Dîner-débat organisé par Le Club Afrique, a
Avec Michel Camdessus, ancien Directeur Général du Fonds Monétaire International (1987-2000), Membre de l'Africa Progress Panel
INSEAD African Faculty Fellowship
In 2011/2012 for the 3rd time, two African Faculty Fellowships were offered to faculty members from African business schools affliated with the Global Business School Network or the Association of African Business Schools
Meshach Aziakpono, Professor of Development FInance, will visit INSEAD Asia in May-June 2012, working with Pierre Hillion, INSEAD Professor of Finance
Congratulations to Meshach !
Meshach Aziakpono, Professor of Development FInance, will visit INSEAD Asia in May-June 2012, working with Pierre Hillion, INSEAD Professor of FinanceCongratulations to Meshach !
Thursday, 1 December 2011
Wednesday, 9 November 2011
"Blue Ocean Strategy" field trips in Turkey and Kenya
From September to December 2011, Johnson & Johnson executives, INSEAD MBA participants, and AKDN team together on healthcare projects. In After four months of work on the projects, the results were presented in December in Neuss , Germany
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
African Leadership Network - 2nd Gathering
Addis Ababa - 26-29 October 2011
Loïc Sadoulet, INSEAD Professor of Economics, attended the African Leadership Network Gathering in Ethiopia. It is a very inspiring network of upcoming African leaders, who call themselves “The 3rd Generation”. The first generation (Selassie, Nkrumah, etc.) was about independence, the second generation (Kagame, Obasanjo,etc.) was about stability, the third generation is about bringing African prosperity.
"If there is one legacy that the new generation of leaders can leave for Africa, it is a legacy of African prosperity. We need to create wealth on the continent so that we can fund our own healthcare, infrastructure, education, etc. Only with our own resources can Africans finally stand on their own feet"
Loïc Sadoulet, INSEAD Professor of Economics, attended the African Leadership Network Gathering in Ethiopia. It is a very inspiring network of upcoming African leaders, who call themselves “The 3rd Generation”. The first generation (Selassie, Nkrumah, etc.) was about independence, the second generation (Kagame, Obasanjo,etc.) was about stability, the third generation is about bringing African prosperity.
"If there is one legacy that the new generation of leaders can leave for Africa, it is a legacy of African prosperity. We need to create wealth on the continent so that we can fund our own healthcare, infrastructure, education, etc. Only with our own resources can Africans finally stand on their own feet"
Tuesday, 1 November 2011
Sunday, 30 October 2011
MBA sponsorship from INVESTEC
Investec is recognised for attracting talented individuals and creating an environment which enables extraordinary performance. In this environment, Investec position personal growth, learning opportunities and development as key
In line with this development philosophy, Investec has embarked on an initiative to afford South Africans the opportunity to pursue an Investec-funded MBA at a leading international business school
In line with this development philosophy, Investec has embarked on an initiative to afford South Africans the opportunity to pursue an Investec-funded MBA at a leading international business school
Monday, 17 October 2011
Cartier Women's Initiative awards
Discover the 2011 Winners
Lorna Rutto EcoPost, Kenya, is the 2011 Laureate for Sub-Saharan Africa
Lorna manufactures durable fencing posts using plastic waste, an environmentally friendly alternative to timber. Learn about Lorna's project, EcoPost
More on the INSEAD/Cartier partnership
Lorna Rutto EcoPost, Kenya, is the 2011 Laureate for Sub-Saharan AfricaLorna manufactures durable fencing posts using plastic waste, an environmentally friendly alternative to timber. Learn about Lorna's project, EcoPost
More on the INSEAD/Cartier partnership
Saturday, 15 October 2011
The African School for Excellence
Jay Kloppenberg and Sharon Archeampong, INSEAD MBA 11J, launched the African School for Excellence in Ghana in August 2011. A unique concept of a self-sustaining chain of elite private secondary schools that anyone can afford
Monday, 10 October 2011
MBA Africa National Week
For the 4th year in a row, the INSEAD MBA Africa Club won the National Week !
A very successful event on both Europe and Asia campus, held on 10-14 October 2011, thanks to the sponsorship of Philip Morris and other companies
A very successful event on both Europe and Asia campus, held on 10-14 October 2011, thanks to the sponsorship of Philip Morris and other companies
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