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ABS to host APAC leadership summit
ABS/Asia Pacific Business and Management Leadership Summit
The University of Nottingham’s Malaysia Campus in KL.
This one-day programme is especially designed for a select group of up to 20 senior business schools leaders
to network and discuss opportunities and challenges for business and management education globally.
This summit supplements the Association of Asia Pacific Business Schools’ (AAPBS) Annual Conference and the
British Council’s Global Dialogue event on transnational education in Malaysia.
The aim of the summit is to bridge the Anglo Asia Pacific divide by bringing together senior members of
business schools and issuing a joint communiqué of ways of working going forwards between the ABS and the Association of Asia Pacific Business Schools.
This will be an unrivalled opportunity to get involved and influence the partnership going forwards.
You will also be invited to the pre conference dinner: British Council Global and ABS Summit, Dinner Royale Chulan Hotel, Kuala Lumpur**,** November 28th 7:30pm.
Event supported by
The Association of Asia Pacific Business Schools (AAPBS)
British Council
Our event is preceded by our partners events (AAPBS and British Council), details to follow shortly.
Further details can be found here: http://www.associationofbusinessschools.org/event/abs-asia-pacific-business-and-management-leadership-summit
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Association of Business Schools .
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