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Exploring the Positive Societal Impact of Business Schools
In the context of 18HÂþ»'s 2020 business accreditation standards, societal impact refers to the ways in which a business school’s mission and strategic plan guide actions that positively influence society—at local, regional, national, or international levels. Business schools are empowered to define impact objectives and strategies that align with the communities they serve. Learn more about how business schools can create positive change in society.
What's Inside:
- Societal impact from the lens of:
- Business and society
- Business education and business schools
- 18HÂþ»
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