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Strathmore joins network of leading world business schools

Education Cabinet Secretary Ambassador Amina Mohamed with Yale University President Peter Salovey (centre) and Dean of Strathmore Law School Dr. Luis Franceschi (right) after the announcement of Strathmore’s University admission into the Global Network for Advanced Management (GNAM) on Friday. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  Lynet Igadwah

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

Strathmore Business School has become the first Kenyan business school to join a network of the world’s top universities committed to educating global leaders.
The network dubbed Global Network for Advanced Management (GNAM) leverages on new technologies, building strong institutional and personal relationships to deliver.

Yale Business School has committed the GNAM to Strathmore Business School students pursuing Masters in Advanced Management (MAM) and aspire to become global leaders in business and society.

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