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Welcome to SP Jain Global Blogs – where the heart of our community comes alive through inspiring stories, industry insights, and first-hand experiences. From expert perspectives to real-life journeys, this is your space to explore, connect, and feel at home in a world of ideas and inspiration.
S P Jain’s international development continued this October with a whirlwind visit to four cities in Latin America. Led by Head of Sydney Campus Trent Pohlmann, the team touched down in Rio De Janeiro, Mexico City, Lima and São Paulo.
Topics: Study Abroad, SP Jain School of Global Management, Global MBA, Student Life & Experiences
As part of the Global Learning experience in Singapore, students from the Postgraduate Intake of 2015 took the opportunity to visit the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore (URA).
Topics: Singapore Campus, Study Abroad, SP Jain School of Global Management, Global MBA, Student Life & Experiences
Gayatri Thampi, GMBA (Batch of 2012) describes herself as a typical Bombay girl from a typical suburban Bombay family where both parents possess advanced degrees and are engaged in productive professions. Her mother is a Manager with a leading nationalised bank whereas her father is an entrepreneurial businessperson with several start-up ventures to his credit. And her sister is an image consultant engaged with several leading corporations for providing training on the basics of corporate etiquettes, grooming, social skills and image makeovers. In Gayatri’s case, for her undergraduate degree, she decided to pursue BMM (Bachelors of Mass Media) from a reputed Indian college and soon after completion, took up the opportunity to work in the media related domain in sales and marketing with a start-up. She says that “there was always something about thinking big and starting small that always intrigued” her.
Topics: Study Abroad, SP Jain School of Global Management, Global MBA, Community, Alumni Stories
We hear all the time that businesspeople must embrace globalisation in order to survive. But where and how will they achieve this global mindset? The logical answer lies in higher education. After all, the whole purpose of education is to prepare for a career. And if young people want a job in today’s increasingly competitive business environment, they need to think beyond the corner store down the road. Is our educational system adequately addressing this crucial need?
Topics: Study Abroad, SP Jain School of Global Management, Thought Leadership, Community, Alumni Stories
