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10/19/20
Dean Khagram Joins 5th Annual Women in Global Leadership Event
Global Chamber
Global Chamber® "Women in Global Leadership" events began 5 years ago in the early days of Global Chamber® in San Francisco and Phoenix.
Global Impact and Engagement
10/02/20
My American dream…
PBS
My American dream began in Jinja, Uganda in 1968. I am of Asian Indian descent, and my paternal family ran enterprises across a range of industries...
Global Impact and Engagement
10/01/20
Interview with Sanjeev Khagram
Times Higher Education
The child refugee and business prodigy discusses racial prejudice and personal perseverance, and the prospects for Kamala Harris.
Global Impact and Engagement
09/11/20
The New Urgency of Global Tech Governance
Project Syndicate
Now that the COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating the diffusion of digital technologies, international rules and standards governing data urgently need...
Global Impact and Engagement
09/11/20
Thunderbird global affairs program harnesses historic events of 2020
ASU Now
In Arizona State University’s first academic program based entirely at its Washington, D.C., location, an innovative graduate curriculum is giving the...
Academic Programs
08/27/20
Graduate School Forum: International Affairs in an Age of Global Crises
Foreign Affairs
Thunderbird is the world’s premier academic institution for the study of global leadership, management, and business for the Fourth Industrial...
Academic Programs
Global Impact and Engagement
08/27/20
Rising like a Phoenix, Thunderbird goes global in Arizona
SustMeme
Back from the brink of serious financial difficulties just over five years ago, Thunderbird School of Global Management is now little more than 12...
Thunderbird Events
08/27/20
“Pioneer When Others Retreat”: Why Digital Learning Can Be Powerful
Merit
What if digital learning and remote executive education were not a compromise, but a chance for L&D to innovate and achieve as much, if not more? In...
Academic Programs
07/30/20
Cybercrime ramps up amid coronavirus chaos, costing companies billions
CNBC
"They are using interest and attention to an issue as a way to get clicks and take advantage of changed behavior," said Nicholas Davis, professor of...
Faculty News