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Now available as a recording, last week’s webinar broke down the current state of the market for Asia-Pacific programs.

Topics: Application Trends, Research Insights, GMAC Events

Now available as a recording, last week’s webinar broke down the current state of the market for European programs.

Topics: Application Trends, Research Insights, GMAC Events

Now available as a recording, last week’s webinar broke down the current state of the market for US programs.

Topics: Application Trends, Research Insights, GMAC Events

Join the team behind this year’s report for deep dives into the state of the market in the United States, Europe, and Asia Pacific.

Topics: Application Trends, Research Insights, GMAC Events

At this year’s 2019 GMAC™ Annual Conference pre-conference sessions, Catenya McHenry, communications director for the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin, delivered an insightful presentation on media relations and communications.

Topics: GMAC Events

Participants of this year’s GMAC Research pre-conference workshop worked through an applied example of how to put data to work in understanding the market for talented candidates.  

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Makarand Parulkar, a veteran conference attendee and GMAC Advisory Group member, talks about his experience at this year's event.

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“Commiserate, Ideate, and Celebrate,” Sabrina White, vice president of market development at GMAC, kicked off the conference with this powerful phrase. Over the next few days, I would connect with hundreds of colleagues from across the globe who spoke my language of graduate management education like never before.

Topics: GMAC Events

This year’s GMAC™ Annual Conference in Denver, Colorado brought together more than 600 school professionals to take part in the premier event for professionals in the graduate business and management industry.

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Jodi Glickman, who will be giving the Annual Conference 2019 keynote on Searching for Work You Love? Why it’s the Wrong Advice for our Students (& Ourselves), weighs in on the debate between being liked—and being loved—at work, what’s the difference, and why being liked is not enough.

Topics: Viewpoints, GMAC Events