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  • 1.  Africa & MBA

    Posted 10-04-1997 04:13


  • 2.  Africa & MBA

    Posted 10-05-1997 11:49
    You may want to get in contact with Howard University in Washington, DC,
    North Carolina A & T or Florida A & M. If you respond to me directly I
    will give you the names of direct contacts. An will further explain why
    I think they are a good place to start.

    >----------
    >From: Charles Despres[SMTP:despres@UNIV-AIX.FR]
    >Sent: Saturday, October 04, 1997 4:13 AM
    >To: MG-ED-DV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
    >Subject: Africa & MBA
    >
    >Greetings to all;
    >
    >
    >I've just signed on to this list and so: am American, PhD Org Theory, prof at
    >l'Ecole Superieure de Commerce Marseille-Provence (http://escmp.fr),
    >researcher / consultant with Theseus (http://www.theseus.fr), so on and so
    >forth. Once, even held a job as corporate director of management
    >development.
    >
    >
    >Here's my question:
    >
    >
    >The ESC is interested in developing an world-class MBA that responds to needs
    >in Africa. We have several advantages in this regard: (a) situated in
    >Marseille, facing Africa, hence cultural awareness as well as knowledge of
    >people & places across the Med; (b) Francophone, consistent with many African
    >educational systems but also Anglophone to the extent we're an international
    >and multicultural institution; (c) a graduate business school with a track
    >record, wanting to develop internationally.
    >
    >
    >Putting the above together, I'm searching for contacts in North or South
    >America that are interested in discussing the issue of a healthy /
    >world-class MBA that has black Francophone Africa as its market. Schools
    >like Emory in the US come immediately to mind, in this way: the ESC and Emory
    >develop a partnership where we build an AACSB-level curriculum, profs do an
    >international exchange thing, black Africans come here & go there, so on and
    >so forth.
    >
    >
    >Time, money and effort have been consecrated to this effort. It is, in other
    >words, serious and moving forward.
    >
    >
    >Any thoughts, contacts or comments are welcomed.
    >
    >
    >Best to all.
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    <smaller>Charles Despres
    >
    ><smaller>Chemin de St Zacharie
    >
    >13790 Peynier, France
    >
    >despres@romarin.univ-aix.fr
    >
    ></smaller>tel / ans / fax: +33 4 42 53 13 19
    >
    ></smaller>
    >
    >

    >


  • 3.  Africa & MBA

    Posted 10-05-1997 17:15