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[ad_1] According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, one-in-three students graduating with an undergraduate or graduate degree from a higher education institution today is coming out of business management, law or economics. Or, on current accounted-for figures, 70 million out of just over 200 million students. “Imagine the kind of influence [educators]

[ad_1] If travel was a result of the human desire to explore, a means to seek out knowledge beyond one’s immediate surroundings, a diligent thinker would ask, ‘how did we get here’? Often the most Instagram-ed travel content inspires us to look for the ‘best’, the ‘top-most’, the ‘most convenient’. And while that’s a respectable

[ad_1] Chris Keenan, the Co-Founder and CEO of Unibeez, studied economics and finance and was headed toward a career in the financial market. Then, something different piqued his interest – the opportunity to work as a media professional instead. The change of stance not only marked the beginning of his time at Sky News and

[ad_1] For a little more than a year, Louis Goor’s office has been whatever space he can find to open up his computer and log in to his emails on board his sailing yacht, Irene IV. He’s checked in with his team at JL Goor, his polymer business in Ireland, from Panama, the Galapagos, Vanuatu,

[ad_1] Michael Dell has spent his entire life picking apart conventions and disrespecting boundaries to explore what might be possible. His maverick tendencies have served him well. As the Founder and CEO of his eponymous computer corporation, he’s one of the 25 richest people on Earth with an estimated net worth of US$51 billion. Dell

[ad_1] The term “digital strategy” had a very short shelf life. It became a shiny new thing in the 1990s when business leaders bandied it about in speeches to impress shareholders that not only had they heard of this new-fangled world wide web, but that Brian in IT reckoned he could get them an actual