Published 05-22-07
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NEW YORK- May 22, 2007 "“ The Aspen Institute’s Business and Society Program today released a brief drawing attention to how the MBA curriculum currently addresses the oil and gas industry, specifically in relation to social impact management. Utilizing newly-collected 2007 data from the Beyond Grey Pinstripes worldwide survey of full-time MBA programs, this white paper is the most up-to-date briefing on the sector’s prevalence in business school education available. To read the paper, click here.
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