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A business school without one ZIP code
Swiss School of Management puts international business education on a distributed map. Its Swiss roots, Rome classrooms and new Dallas headquarters reveal the promise - and the fine print - of a degree that travels.
Keep the job. Change the trajectory.
MIT School of Distance Education builds management courses around the working week. Its real proposition is a chance to study for the next role while still earning in the current one.
Asoke K. Laha and the art of keeping the notebook open
He built InterraIT over nearly three decades, then handed over management. His story runs through classrooms, speaking clubs and the questions that technology leaves behind.
Joel Podolny
Joel Podolny is an economic sociologist turned operator who has spent his career on a single question: how do people actually learn to lead? Handpicked by Steve Jobs in 2008 to build Apple University from scratch, he spent over a decade teaching Apple's executives to think like the company. Before that he was the youngest dean of the Yale School of Management and a tenured professor at Stanford and Harvard. Today he is co-founder and CEO of Honor Education, a San Francisco startup putting human connection at the center of online learning.