In a May 10th edition of The Economist, the reporter explores the changes that MBA schools have undergone after receiving criticisms from the business community. Northeastern University's College of Business Administration is mentioned as being one of these schools by working with 20 to 30 businesses and tailoring their MBA programs to those business' needs.
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http://www.paradigmshiftpr.com/newgraduation.htm
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
MBA's New Attitude
Family Business’ Requiring an MBA
In a story entitled, “Look Who’s Minding the Store,” by Katherine Mangan, appearing in the May 4th issue of The Chronicle of Higher Education, she discusses the increasing number of people pursuing their MBA’s to help with family businesses. More and more schools are establishing courses focused on family business. Northeastern University’s Center for Family Business is mentioned as one of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business’ nearly 50 colleges and universities in the United States, Canada, and Britain offering family-business programs.
To read the full story, go here:
http://www.paradigmshiftpr.com/lookwhos.htm
Experiences of a Lifetime
In the May edition of Nicklaus Golf Magazine entitled, "Time, Imagination, and Money," the reporter presents some of the luxury experiences that Echelon provides, from flying in a MIG fighter to having lunch in the pyramids.
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http://www.paradigmshiftpr.com/documents/ESCHELON.pdf
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