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How Professor Melati Nungsari Is Using Evidence to Drive Inclusion Across ASEAN
Featured by AVPN’s Inspired Asians, Inspiring the World campaign, Professor Melati’s work highlights how data and research can improve outcomes for refugees, vulnerable communities, and underserved youth across the region. For communities that are often left out of formal systems, visibility matters. Without reliable data and community insight, the needs of refugees, stateless populations, vulnerable […]
Thinking Across Worlds: Andrew Foley on Strategy, Action Learning, and the Asia School of Business Experience
For Andrew Foley, Asia School of Business (ASB) MBA Class of 2018, business education was never only about mastering frameworks or analyzing numbers. It was about learning how organizations make decisions in the real world, how people respond to change, and how leaders can move between ideas, cultures, and practical realities. Today, Andrew is an […]
Nimble Decision-Making: An Unfolding Board Competence
By Gabe Shawn Varges, Adjunct Senior Lecturer, Asia School of Business and Vice-Chairman GECN Group Five Step-Ups for Boosting Board Performance Self-Awareness Facing shrinking “runways” for making important corporate decisions, Boards need to innovate away from sluggish toward higher kinetic review and approval processes. Historically, one salient function of the Board of Directors has been […]
Will an accelerated MBA supercharge my career? Alumni reveal key outcomes
If your goal is to accelerate your career trajectory, there are few more impactful options than enrolling in an MBA degree. Designed to provide business acumen and develop the mindset vital for management and leadership, each year global MBA programs help students achieve goals such as increasing their earning potential or changing industry, function, or […]
Community, Vulnerability, and Epiphany: Wei Han’s Homecoming Journey
From Massachusetts Back to Malaysia For Wei Han Lim, ASB Class of 2025, the MBA wasn’t a carefully plotted pivot. It was, in his own words, “a last-minute scramble.” Born and raised in Malaysia, Wei Han had spent 12 years in Massachusetts, completing his Bachelor’s at Tufts and his Master’s at MIT, both in chemical […]
