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The Global Leaders Institute and the Bolívar Davivienda Foundation, through the Youth Philharmonic of Colombia, have decided to join forces to launch “Líderes Emprendedores,” a training program for world-class leaders in the cultural sector. For the first time in Latin America, a version of the Global Leaders Institute certificate program will be taught in Spanish and primarily focused on the Latin American context. This is a commitment by both organizations to educate the next generation of entrepreneurial musicians in Latin America and strengthen the entrepreneurship skills of essential cultural managers on the continent. | | Fellow News | | Priti Gandhi (United States | GLI 2024) recently joined the artistic department of the Metropolitan Opera as Associate Director of the Laffont Competition. The LC is designed to discover promising young opera singers and assist in developing their careers. Priti is a leader in opera administration and innovative casting, a passionate artist advocate, and a frequent speaker on industry panels regarding diversity in casting. |
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| | | Emily Gann (Australia | GLI 2021) has been named one of the Women in Innovation 2023 Award Finalists. WINN is a not-for-profit initiative that supports innovative women striving to make a difference in South Australia. Emily is a creative producer, arts leader, musician, educator and founder of Connecting the Dots in Music committed to harnessing music’s power to achieve positive social impact through deep community engagement. |
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| | From the GLI Classroom |  |
Imagine bringing a complete business plan to life on a single page… Meet the Business Model Canvas (BMC). Created by Alexander Osterwalder, Yves Pigneur, and Alan Smith, the Business Model Canvas is a lean visual alternative to the lengthy business plan. BMCs have turned conventional wisdom about entrepreneurship on its head, offering entrepreneurs a simple snapshot of their businesses that puts the focus on value creation for clients and communities. Inspired by tech industry start-ups, the BMC visualization emulates the ethic of failing fast and continually learning. In an industry landscape where disruptive innovation lies around every corner, businesses can use the BMC as a strategic tool to anticipate and adapt quickly to changing circumstances. | | Connecting the Dots | | The Angel Band Project is a non-profit organization based in St. Louis, Missouri (US), which sponsors music therapy programming for survivors of sexual assault and intimate partner violence as part of their healing process. This initiative is co-founded and directed by Rachel Ebeling (United States | GLI 2023) with whom the GLI is thrilled to welcome back as a mentor to 2024 Fellows. |
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The Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC) is a new multi-space performing arts center located at the northeast corner of the World Trade Center complex in Manhattan. As the cornerstone of this relationship for 2024, a team of GLI Fellows is applying tools and frameworks from the Arts MBA classroom to this dynamic organization through an interactive Case Study process. |
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| | | | The Global Leaders Institute
360° Impact MBA for the Arts The Global Leaders Institute equips arts professionals to grow creative enterprises that sustainably impact communities. Each year, a select global Cohort of 60 cultural change-makers is invited to participate in the MBA in Arts Innovation — an empowering career journey for creative sector leaders focused on social entrepreneurship, cultural management, sustainable impact, and community development.
With courses curated by nine top universities and think tanks from Harvard and Georgetown to Stanford and Duke, the GLI’s innovative 12-month MBA journey is guided by a world-class faculty that includes Nobel laureates, Grammy winners, Polar Prize awardees, TED presenters, and an institutional network of dynamic field partners spanning 40+ nations.
Impact at a glance
• 750+ Global Fellows since 2012
• Cohort-led Arts Impact Initiatives active across 45 Nations
• Fellows Grow Organizational Value by 32% in two years on average
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