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Grub Club – offering a sustainable protein boost for dogs
Alumnus Alessandro Ti Trapani has found a way to be kind to pets and the planet. In celebration of Earth Day, we hear his story
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Applying classroom learning to real-world challenges
We challenge our students to apply their learning through transformational experiences and to have responsible, real-world impact. We seek to nurture a generation of leaders who are lifelong learners with a global view. Through our experiential learning projects, students will have the opportunity to apply their skills and experience in order to affect positive social and economic changes in local communities worldwide.
Graduate Masters, MBA, Sloan and Leadership programmes travel to destinations such as Boston & New York, San Francisco and Zurich.
Each Global Experience is led by expert faculty and explores a topical theme, offering an in-depth view of a country's business culture. Students will have the opportunity to interact meaningfully with members of the local business ecosystem, faculty, alumni, fellow peers and others in the LBS global community.
At LBS we recognise the importance of our role in helping business drive global impact, many of our programmes and initiatives are designed to help us deliver against this aim.
At London Business School we are proud of the work and relationships our people bring to global business and government acting in the capacity as advisors and leading experts in their fields.
Our students are given real-life practical opportunities to apply their learning and skills through our global experiential programmes, which in turn provide responsible, real-world impact. These transformational programmes allow students to affect positive social and economic changes in local communities worldwide.
As a key pillar of its work, the Wheeler Institute endeavours to highlight and create opportunities that allow our MBA students to be part of understanding, identifying and promoting solutions to significant challenges in social and economic development. The Development Impact Platform is an opportunity for current MBA students to create long-lasting impact for a community through a unique collaboration. Students work in project teams with students from our local partner academic institution.
The Incubator programme, supported by the Institute of Entrepreneurship and Private Capital (IEPC) at London Business School, is an initiative exclusively designed for our alumni start-up founders, representing our commitment to nurturing entrepreneurial talent and propelling start-ups to new heights within our global alumni community.
London Business School has a long history of entrepreneurialism and innovation – an agenda which has gathered momentum and importance over the last 30 years thanks to its Incubator Programme and the support of the Institute of Entrepreneurship and Private Equity (IEPC). LBS Alumni is delivering many start up successes in the Sustainability space, including;
THINK AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL
Alumnus Alessandro Ti Trapani has found a way to be kind to pets and the planet. In celebration of Earth Day, we hear his story
THINK AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL
Oriol Fuertes Cabassa MBA2015 explains why he left a career in management consultancy to found a company supplying homecare services
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LBS alumni entrepreneurs are changing the world, one tree at a time