The Commons

Upon reading Premchand Palety’s article on India’s B-schools in the Wall Street Journal, I could not help but agree that growth of the management education industry in India has no doubt outpaced the growth in quality. Clearly, more regulation of the sector is in order.

However, let’s be sure to give great credit to the many serious and credible entrepreneurs in India who have done incredible things there. In a very short period of time they have succeeded in bringing the concept of business education to a market starved for more opportunities to learn the practice of management. I’ve met many individuals there who are working diligently to partner with the world’s business school community to make global opportunities available to the population.

What is your opinion regarding the recent growth in the world’s business school community?

Is quantity outpacing quality?

Who deserves kudos for a job well done?

-Tim Westerbeck, Managing Director & Principal

Tags: Business schools, growth, higher education, India, nonprofit communications, nonprofit marketing, trends