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Social Responsibility Part 5 of 6 – Alumni Profile: Ms Miho Izumi

Ms. Miho Izumi is a veteran in the global education franchise business with a wealth of experience in Business Development and Business Advisory Consultancy. As the Chief Manager at GPC Gateway Pte Ltd, she takes on the role of an advisor to her clients who have plans for international business expansion, new market entry, business …

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Social Responsibility Part 4 of 6 – Alumni Profile: Mr Teo Teck Loon

Mr. Teo Teck Loon, Director, Head of Business Implementation and Change Management (Asia) at BNP Paribas Securities Services, is also the Vice President of the Manchester Business School Alumni Association of Singapore. Teck Loon has fond memories of his interactions with world-class C-suite and senior management professionals who were his MBA classmates. Today, he attributes …

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Social Responsibility Part 2 of 6 – Alumni Profile: Dr Pang Chin Hong

Dr Pang Chin Hong devotes his spare time to his alma as President of the University of Manchester Alumni Association of Singapore (UOMAAS). He is the Senior Vice President of Group Sustainability at Frasers Property Limited, one of the largest listed Integrated Real Estate Groups in Singapore. Dr Pang believes in walking the extra mile, …

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Social Responsibility Part 1 of 6 – Alumni Profile: Mr Wayne Soo

Mr. Wayne Soo, an alumnus of The University of Manchester, is also the Emeritus President of the Council for the Manchester Business School Alumni Association of Singapore, which he co-founded in 2003. He is the Managing Partner of a Top-20 largest audit firms in Singapore, an adjunct lecturer with the Singapore Management University, and a …

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In conversation with The University of Manchester (South East Asia) Centre (UOMSEA)

How our alumni community is working together to build a radically better future It is time for radical change. A new era of progress, hope, and opportunity are upon us, where we work together towards a better future, an inclusive rather than exclusive approach that values everyone’s contributions no matter how small they might seem …

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Next Generation Higher Education: Redefining Learning & Skills for the Future of Work

The purpose of higher education is constantly evolving to meet the changing needs of society and the economy. In the past, higher education was seen primarily to prepare people for careers in specific fields. However, as the world becomes more complex and interconnected, the role of higher education is shifting. Today, higher education develops well-rounded, …

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Galvanising the Next Generation of Socially-Responsible Leaders for a Healthier, Fairer and Greener World

The United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are our world’s call to action on the most pressing challenges and opportunities facing humanity and the natural world. And if recent years have taught us anything – from pandemics and conflicts to climate change – it’s that we, as a global community, must stand united if …

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