By JOSÉ ÁNGEL DE LA PAZ | EGADE BUSINESS SCHOOL
EGADE Business School at Tecnológico de Monterrey served as a dual host for Global Network Week (GNW) - March 2026, with the participation of 45 international students from 11 business schools within the Global Network for Advanced Management (GNAM).
From March 9 to 13, participants were welcomed at EGADE Guadalajara and EGADE Santa Fe (Mexico City), where they completed two academic modules designed to deepen their understanding of today’s business challenges through a global and applied perspective.
In Guadalajara, the module “Entrepreneurship and Corporate Innovation in an Emerging Market Context” was led by Professor Sascha Fürst. In Santa Fe, the module “Leading Through Humanistic Management: Dignity and Flourishing for Long Term Prosperity” was led by Professors Christiane Molina and Luis Gerardo González.
In addition to classroom sessions, students participated in special activities with business leaders, networking opportunities, and corporate and cultural visits in Guadalajara and Mexico City.
The schools represented in this edition were University of New South Wales Business School (Australia), UBC Sauder School of Business (Canada), Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (Chile), Renmin University of China (China), INCAE Business School (Costa Rica), University of Ghana Business School (Ghana), Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Business School (Hong Kong SAR China), EGADE Business School (Mexico), Kozminski University (Poland), University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business (South Africa), and Yale School of Management (United States).
At the same time, 88 EGADE Business School students participated in Global Network Week modules in countries across five continents, strengthening their global, multicultural, and international leadership perspective.
Global Network Week is an immersive experience that enables students from GNAM member schools to complement their education with multicultural perspectives and specialized knowledge in strategic areas of business leadership.
Founded in 2012, GNAM currently brings together 33 leading business schools from different regions of the world. EGADE Business School is a founding member of this global network.
EGADE’s active participation in Global Network Week reaffirms its commitment to internationally focused business education, connected to the key challenges and opportunities of the global environment.
