Our Team of ResearchersThe All-ASEAN brands research team is five-persons strong. It consists of Hameed, Niels, Malaysia, Annissaa, and Willem. Here are their short bio. Patrick is alumnus of the team.
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Willem Smit
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Hameed Abdul Kareem
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Niels Hidma
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Patrick Driessen
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The Asia School of Business (ASB) is the newest MIT Sloan collaboration, supported by Bank Negara Malaysia, the Central Bank of Malaysia. The establishment of this world class graduate business school in Kuala Lumpur will offer both degree and non-degree programs to serve the needs of Malaysia, ASEAN, South Asia, China, and parts of the Middle-East and Africa. ASB’s mission is to be a global knowledge and learning center infused with regional expertise, insights and perspectives of Asian and emerging market economies.
Details on the MBA Curriculum at Asia School of Business: MIT Sloan’s world-renowned faculty and ASB’s residential faculty deliver an 18-month, energetic, flexible and innovative core curriculum deeply embedded in the Asian emerging economies context. Each ASB student builds his or her own specialized path and gain real experience through multiple action learning (individual and group) projects, in collaboration with ASB Asian and Multinational corporate partners, in locations across Asia. An exciting component of the ASB curriculum is the 4 weeks of immersion at MIT Sloan School in Cambridge, MA, USA, combined with a two-week USA trek to “go and see” American technology, manufacturing, and financial sectors. Special attention will be dedicated to active reflection throughout the curriculum, materialized in a unique portfolio of projects that capture the entire ASB student experience. |
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