Managing Disruptions in Global Supply Chains Starts and Ends by Managing People
Gain insights on how T-birds can address the global supply chain crisis from Thunderbird alum and faculty Martin Ramirez
T-birds, T-shirts, and Transforming the Crowdfunding Industry
Three T-birds just launched a new crowdfunding index that provides valuable insights into the growing crowdfunding industry. Two of them did it (shockingly) without wearing white t-shirts.
Introducing Eldunari
Das Tor continues celebrating Women’s History Month by featuring Elundari, a social impact start-up by four Thunderbird women who are supporting non-native speakers in their quest to learn effective English language skills.
A Reason to Live
Christina Furst and Lisa Patel talk through the path that led Lisa to her business, DNA
Meet the Thunderbird Global Marketing Association
This is part of Das Tor’s ongoing series, “Club Spotlight,” in which different Thunderbird clubs describe their mission, goals, and why students should consider joining their group.
What’s a Color-Deficient Left Hander Doing in Fashion?
Alum Sergio Mankita shares the efforts of his most recent endeavor, the Fashion & Retail Entrepreneurial Business Management Program.
The Value of Mentorship and Sponsorship
Thunderbird alum Laurene Isip reflects on women and mentorship in honor of International Women’s Day.
Being a Woman from a Developing Country: The Challenges and Our Purpose
On International Women’s Day, Thunderbird Women in Business President Diana Salas Diaz shared a message of hope and highlighted several strong women working to advance sustainable development in Peru.
Turning eWaste Into Opportunity
In honor of Women’s History Month, Das Tor is partnering with the Thunderbird Women in Business Club for their “Spotlight Series.” We will be featuring stories of women at the Thunderbird School of Global Management who share what makes them unique and how they are making a global impact.
The Birth of Kogo
First-year student Simon Roca describes his new business Kogo, which helps the environment and small-scale farmers in Panama by upcycling coffee cherries into a delicious new superfood product.
