Deans Digest: December 2009

After a Challenging 2009, Corporate Recruiters Hope for a Brighter 2010

Corporate recruiters surveyed early in the year had low hiring expectations, but GMAC’s year-end poll shows things weren’t as bad as many had predicted.

2009: The Business Education Year in Headlines

The worldwide financial crisis drove many of the major news stories in 2009, from international student loans and visa issues to business school ethics and the MBA oath.

The Emerging Student Pipeline in China and APAC Countries

With much of the global growth in GMAT volume coming from Asia, GMAC analysts use test volume and score-sending patterns to look at emerging trends in the region.

Author Bill Taylor to Keynote at 2010 MBA Leadership Conference

MBA Leadership Conference keynote Bill Taylor explains on how crisis can breed innovation.

In Israel, the Military Breeds Business Innovation

An excerpt from the book Start-Up Nation: The Story of Israel’s Economic Miracle, by Dan Senor and Saul Singer, discusses how the military helps shape Israel’s entreprenuerial culture.

Under Chinese Court Settlement, Firm Must Stop GMAT Copyright Infringement

Company had sold access to reconstructed test questions on its website.

DATA TO GO: Expected Population Shifts in APAC Countries

Birth rates in Asian Pacific countries suggest demographic changes in the region by 2020.

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