Alumni of the Zuellig School of Development Management (MDM/DEP) returned to AIM to re-connect with one another, look back at their best days as students, and take part in a masterclass on how to lead multi-generational talents in a development workplace.

Dr. Felipe Calderon of the Asian Institute of Management spoke recently at a forum organized by the Maybank Foundation in coordination with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.

Asia’s rapid and unprecedented economic and social growth brings with it unexpected risks – foremost of these are devastating disasters, both natural and man-made.

Members of the Philippine Air Force completed a two-week course entitled “The Work of Leadership: Project Management for Development for the Philippine Air Force” – a partnership among the PAF, the AIM ZSDM, and TeaM Energy Center for Bridging Leadership

Alumnus and AIM-SRF board trustee Bharat Parashar, MBM ‘80, was a big hit among MBA 2019 students during the Alumni Hour. Bharat gave credit to his alma mater for equipping him with the skillset needed to succeed in the world of international finance.

ARO hosted the reunion of celebrating classes for the next Grand Alumni Homecoming in February 2019. Representatives from Classes of 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009, & 2014 gathered together in preparation for the much-awaited event.

Among over 50 presentations, AIMTEC’s research was awarded the best qualitative paper for its multidisciplinary discussion on the innovative responses of its Bridging Leadership fellows to the societal complexities of diverse societies in Asia.

The RAA encapsulates what MDM is all about – a graduate program that provides opportunities for experiential learning to bridge the gap between theory and practice.

What further differentiates AIM now among other institutions is its strong thrust for sustainability—which pertains primarily to the so-called triple bottom line, where the social and environmental factors are considered alongside financial gains