In its third year, the summer internship program at Global Minds Network continues to be a success in 2022. Three student leaders from AIESEC,  the world’s largest youth-led non-profit organization, were selected to serve as summer interns. The summer interns

Members of our International Advisory Team brought insights and inspirations on Global Innovation Readiness to the ISPIM (International Society for Professional Innovation Management Conference) in Copenhagen on the theme Innovating in a Digital World. During the first week of June,

How are leaders facilitating collaboration and innovation in a multicultural and networked world? Pre-pandemic rules and models no longer apply. New competencies are required to lead successful initiatives in a complex and changing environment. Which is why the Six Indicators

How can leaders transform current challenges to innovation opportunities in a constantly changing landscape? Our Global Innovation and Marketing Leader Bryan Semkuley shares his reflections and thoughts on global innovation readiness and how to prepare through execution mastery this year.

The holiday season brings a timely pause for reflection, conversation, and celebration of a year that brought opportunities despite the challenges of an evolving online and hybrid world. Take time to light the virtual campfire and invite your teams to

The Global Innovation Readiness Webinar Series “Innovating for a Better World” brought the latest insights and inspirations for leading global innovation, from strategies for innovation to facilitating inclusive leadership for multi-cultural teams. Designed as a monthly program from January to

Following the success of the Empower Social Entrepreneurship Program (ESEP) in Nepal, Global Minds Network launched an online pilot program in Ghana on June 22 with local partner HOPin Academy in Tamale. In fulfilling the mission of accelerating youth entrepreneurship

As we approach the end of 2020, some of us might be wondering “how did we get here?” What a year it has been, after all. We have been asked, perhaps demanded, to get comfortable with the uncomfortable. To break

“Happy New Year!” “I can’t wait for 2020” “2020 please be good to me” These are random New Year wishes that I had when Earth turned 2020. All of us were patiently waiting for 2020 with dreams and hopes. We

As we enter 2020 and the start of a critical decade, we have been forced to take a long moment of reflection as a result of home confinement during the pandemic crisis. It is a profound time period where humanity