The Stanford Graduate School of Business selects Blue to enhance its Strategic Leadership MBA program

The Stanford Graduate School of Business – California – USA – February 8, 2007 – Since its founding, the Stanford Graduate School of Business has become a world leader in management education. The School’s mission is to create ideas that deepen and enhance our understanding of management and to develop innovative, principled, and insightful leaders who change the world.

Stanford’s current community of scholars includes 18 Nobel Prize laureates; 135 members of the National Academy of Sciences; 82 members of National Academy of Engineering; 224 members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; 21 recipients of the National Medal of Science; 3 recipients of the National Medal of Technology; 26 members of the National Academy of Education; 41 members of American Philosophical Society; 4 Pulitzer Prize winners; 23 MacArthur Fellows; 7 Wolf Foundation Prize winners; 7 Koret Foundation Prize winners; 3 Presidential Medal of Freedom winners.

Today the School is at an historic crossroads – preparing to launch a new MBA curriculum offering sweeping changes and build a new campus to facilitate more collaborative, personalized learning styles. Throughout its history, the Stanford Graduate School of Business has pioneered research and educational programs, with faculty who have been leaders in developing academic fields such as organizational ecology, organizational behavior, political economy, personnel economics, and economic development to name a few. This section offers a quick overview of the history of the School.

The Stanford Graduate School of Business Strategic Leadership program advances students’ interpersonal effectiveness through skill-based, interactive curricula and programming. Blue assists in the evaluation of each student’s skills, abilities and areas for future development related to interpersonal effectiveness.