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THROUGH THE LENS
The Meyer Business on the Frontlines Program showcases how MBA students adapted their international projects during the pandemic. Unable to travel, the teams engaged with partner organizations in seven countries, tackling social issues through remote collaboration. Care packages from these partners offered cultural insights, including traditional foods from Honduras and Colombia, while students focused on sustainable development and economic solutions.
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WEALTH CREATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Georges Enderle's journey through economics and business ethics began with his travels to India in 1970, where he encountered profound poverty, shaping his understanding of wealth and responsibility. His latest book, "Corporate Responsibility for Wealth Creation and Human Rights," reflects on how his experiences and studies, particularly in China, led him to define wealth in broader terms that include various forms of capital. Enderle emphasizes the deep connections between wealth creation and human rights, illustrated through a meaningful artwork he chose for the book cover.