IBGC Open House | October 2020
The Institute for Business in the Global Context’s open house session discusses how Fletcher students can get involved in original
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Entrepreneurship
MIB Alumni Nathan Cohen-Fournier (MIB’ 17): The Place I Call Home
Not every MIB journey is the same. Alumni wind up at major consulting firms, multinational corporations, international organizations, foundations, governments,
Read MoreFacebook Live Chat with 2018 Fletcher D-Prize Winners EDKASA and Dean Bhaskar Chakravorti
2018 Winners EDKASA, an educational technology venture co-founded by Sohail Ali, F’19, along with Bakhtawar Ali, F’19, leverage the rapid
Read More“Entrepreneurship in Nunavik – A Credible Alternative?” by Nathan Cohen-Fournier (MIB ’17)
by Nathan Cohen-Fournier (MIB ’17) The Arctic, once inaccessible, today offers itself to an interconnected world and thirsty for resources.
Read MoreMenghan Li, ComeOnGirls, Win 2017 Fletcher D-Prize
Menghan Li (F18) first realized she wanted to fight poverty while she was working with rural children. These children had
Read MoreBhaskar Chakravorti in Forbes – “Seize The Year: And Now For All The Non-Trump News Crowded Out in 2017”
Seize The Year: And Now For All The Non-Trump News Crowded Out in 2017 It is already the start of
Read MoreThe Fletcher D-Prize: Ready to Work Yourself into an Internship/Job that has Real Impact?
Interested in taking a proven poverty solution and bringing it the last mile to people who really need it? Want
Read MoreStudent Research: Project Rashmi – Launch of a local media venture in a tribal area in India
by Alisha Guffey (MIB 2016), Nemmani Sreedhar (MALD 2016), and Rajiv Nair (MALD 2016) In the summer of 2015, we
Read MoreFacebook Live Interview: “Peace Through Entrepreneurship,” with Steven Koltai and Dean James Stavridis
Tomorrow at 9:30AM EST Dean James Stavridis will go LIVE with alumnus, author and CEME Senior Fellow Steven Koltai! Tune in and
Read MoreCharles Dokmo (F14) Co-Founds Kumwe: The Future of African Freight
What’s it like to launch a social venture in a low-income country and have real world impact? Picture this: 10
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