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IIM/A Ranks 11th in the FT Worldwide Business School Rankings
For the second year in a row, the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, (IIM/A) scored 11th place in the worldwide Business School Rankings from the Financial Times of the UK. These are annual rankings of the 100 best business schools … Continue reading
MBA Women and IIM
At the IIM USA meet at Pinnacle Point, I asked a question of Professor Samir Barua, Director of IIM/Ahmedabad, about women students. Back when I was there, I said, I was one of 8 women amid a class of 110 … Continue reading
IIM USA: Pinnacle at Coyote Point
I spent most of last Saturday at the Coyote Point Yacht Club, not sailing but attending the IIM USA annual convention. Airplanes came in to land over a seascape of moored boats; the San Mateo Bridge stretched into the distance. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashima Jain, aurolab, David Green, IIM USA Inc, IIM/A, International Oncology, Pradeep Jaisingh
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Making Things Happen
I’ve been thinking about people who make things happen. Specifically, I’d like to mention Ashima Jain, and Carol Sands. The IIMs (Indian Institutes of Management) are India’s leading business schools. Many alums – an estimated 2,000 of us – are … Continue reading