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May 27, 2021

GMAC Adiciona Principal Faculdade de Business da América Latina à sua Associação

EGADE Business School proporciona diversidade e prestígio ao Conselho

RESTON, Va., May 27, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — O Graduate Management Admission Council™ (GMAC™) divulgou hoje que a EGADE Business School do Tecnológico de Monterrey é o mais novo membro do Conselho. Localizada no México, a EGADE Business School foi selecionada por seus programas de categoria mundial e reconhecimento internacional dentro e fora da América Latina, adicionando grande representação da região à associação global que conta com as 229 melhores faculdades de business de todo o mundo.

“A EGADE Business School do Tecnológico de Monterrey desenvolveu sua reputação reconhecida mundialmente como a principal instituição de educação empresarial da América Latina, comprometida em capacitar líderes empresariais que criam valor compartilhado e transformam a sociedade”, disse o Dr. Osmar Zavaleta, reitor interino da EGADE Business School. “A EGADE está empenhada no intercâmbio de ideias e melhores práticas com os nossos pares globais, e a adesão ao GMAC representa uma plataforma valiosa para aprimorar esse intercâmbio com outras faculdades membros do GMAC”.

“A pandemia nos ensinou a ser inovadores e adaptáveis em um ambiente disruptivo de um mundo interconectado”, disse Sangeet Chowfla, presidente e CEO do GMAC. “Apreciamos a visão global e a abordagem holística da EGADE Business School e estamos prontos para receber sua contribuição para o avanço da educação em gestão de pós-graduação.”

A EGADE Business School faz parte de um seleto grupo de instituições internacionais que formam a “coroa tripla” de excelência dos três principais sistemas globais de acreditação para avaliação da qualidade da educação empresarial e melhoria contínua: Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), Association of MBAs (AMBA) e EFMD Quality Improvement System (EQUIS). Pelo quarto ano consecutivo em 2021, a EGADE Business School liderou o ranking Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) no México e na América Latina por seu MBA em Tempo Integral em Inovação, e Empreendedorismo e Mestrado em Finanças, sendo incluída pela primeira vez como líder regional por seu recém-lançado Mestrado em Gestão.

Para ser membro do GMAC, a faculdade deve ter um processo seletivo de admissões; oferecer um programa de mestrado de gestão, assuntos de gestão ou equivalente; demonstrar suporte à missão do GMAC por meio do uso dos seus produtos de admissão e inscrição.

Sobre o GMAC™

O Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC – Conselho de Admissão de Gestão de Pós-Graduação) é uma associação global das principais faculdades de pós-graduação em business. Fundado em 1953, o GMAC está empenhado em criar soluções para faculdades e candidatos de business para que eles possam encontrar, avaliar, e se conectar uns com os outros.

O GMAC™ oferece pesquisas internacionais, conferências da indústria, ferramentas de recrutamento e avaliações para a indústria de graduação em gestão, bem como ferramentas, recursos, eventos e serviços que ajudam a orientar os candidatos na sua jornada rumo ao ensino superior. De propriedade e administrado pelo GMAC, o teste Graduate Management Admission Test™ (GMAT™) é o exame mais amplamente utilizado pelas faculdades de business em todo o mundo.

O GMAC™ também é proprietário e administra o exame NMAT by GMAC™ (NMAT™) e Executive Assessment (EA). Mais de 7 milhões de candidatos na sua jornada de mestrado em business ou MBA visitaram mba.com do GMAC no ano passado para explorar as opções de faculdades de business, se preparar e se inscrever em exames, e obter conselhos sobre o processo de admissão. BusinessBecause e The MBA Tour são subsidiárias do GMAC™, uma organização global com escritórios na China, Índia, Reino Unido e Estados Unidos.

Para mais informações sobre o nosso trabalho, visite www.gmac.com.

Contato com a Mídia:

Teresa Hsu
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thsu@gmac.com

May 27, 2021

Le GMAC accueille la meilleure école de commerce d’Amérique latine comme tout nouveau membre

L’EGADE Business School apporte diversité et prestige au Conseil

RESTON, Virginie, 27 mai 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Le Graduate Management Admission Council™ (GMAC) a annoncé aujourd’hui que l’EGADE Business School de Tecnológico de Monterrey est devenue le dernier membre du Conseil. Située au Mexique, l’EGADE Business School est sélectionnée pour ses programmes de classe mondiale et sa reconnaissance internationale en Amérique latine et au-delà, ajoutant une grande représentation de la région à l’association mondiale qui comprend 229 écoles de commerce de premier plan à travers le monde.

« L’EGADE Business School de Tecnológico de Monterrey s’est forgé une réputation mondialement reconnue en tant qu’établissement d’études commerciales de premier plan en Amérique latine, déterminée à autonomiser les chefs d’entreprise qui créent une valeur partagée et transforment la société », a déclaré le Dr Osmar Zavaleta, doyen intérimaire de l’EGADE Business School. « EGADE est déterminée à échanger des idées et les meilleures pratiques avec ses pairs du monde entier et l’adhésion au GMAC fournit une plateforme précieuse pour améliorer cet échange avec les autres écoles membres du GMAC. »

« La pandémie nous a appris à être innovants et adaptatifs dans un environnement de perturbation au sein d’un monde interconnecté », a déclaré Sangeet Chowfla, président-directeur général du GMAC. « Nous apprécions la vision mondiale et l’approche globale qu’apporte l’EGADE Business School et nous sommes impatients de voir ses contributions à l’avancement de l’enseignement supérieur en management. »

L’EGADE Business School fait partie d’un petit groupe d’établissements à l’échelle internationale qui détiennent la « triple couronne » d’excellence des trois principaux systèmes mondiaux d’accréditation pour l’évaluation de la qualité et l’amélioration continue de l’enseignement en commerce : Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), Association of MBAs (AMBA) et EFMD Quality Improvement System (EQUIS). Pour la quatrième année consécutive en 2021, l’EGADE Business School a dominé le classement Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) au Mexique et en Amérique latine pour ses programmes de MBA à plein temps en innovation et entrepreneuriat et de master en finance, et apparaît pour la première fois en tant que leader régional pour ses récents masters en management.

Pour être considérée comme membre du GMAC, une école doit maintenir un processus d’admission sélectif ; proposer un programme de master en administration des affaires, en management ou équivalent ; et démontrer son soutien à la mission du GMAC en utilisant ses produits et services.

À propos du GMAC™

Le Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) est une association des meilleures écoles supérieures de commerce du monde entier, au service d’une mission. Fondé en 1953, le GMAC crée des solutions et des expériences permettant aux écoles de commerce et aux candidats de mieux se découvrir, s’évaluer et entrer en relation.

Le GMAC™ détient et administre également l’examen NMAT by GMAC™ (NMAT™) et l’Executive Assessment (EA). Plus de 7 millions de candidats à la recherche de masters en commerce ou de MBA ont visité le site mba.com du GMAC l’an passé pour explorer les choix d’écoles de commerce, se préparer et s’inscrire aux examens, et obtenir des conseils sur les procédures d’admission.BusinessBecause et The MBA Tour sont des filiales du GMAC™, une organisation internationale avec des bureaux en Chine, en Inde, à Singapour, au Royaume-Uni et aux États-Unis.

Pour en apprendre plus sur notre action, rendez-vous sur le site www.gmac.com

Contact auprès des médias :

Teresa Hsu
Responsable principale des relations avec les médias
202-390-4180 (mobile)
thsu@gmac.com

May 27, 2021

International Big Data Expo Opens in Southwest China

GUIYANG, China, May 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — The 2021 China International Big Data Industry Expo (CIBDIE), the country’s leading big data expo, kicked off on May 26 in Guiyang, capital city of southwest China’s Guizhou Province, according to China International Big Data Industry Expo Organizing Committee.

Founded in 2015 and officially upgraded to a national expo in 2017, the big data expo has become an international and professional platform for the development of big data as well as an industrial bellwether.

The three-day event is jointly held by the local government as well as the country’s top economic planner, industrial and information watchdogs. With support from the China’s commerce ministry, the expo features domestic, global, industrial and business perspectives.

Under the theme “Embrace digital intelligence, Deliver new development”, the event will include conferences, exhibitions, new product launches, contests and other activities.

This year’s expo is scheduled both online and offline, seeking open cooperation and joint development of different stakeholders. The online expo offers services like online communication, online exhibition, business negotiation, online forum and guest promotion, presenting a variety of exhibition functions.

Guiyang City and Gui’an New District, as the core areas of the national big data (Guizhou) integrated pilot zone, have always been pioneers in big data development, posting leapfrogging progresses in industrial growth. More than 5,000 big data enterprises and 117 industrial giants were here by the end of 2020. The added value of digital economy reached 164.9 billion yuan (about 25.8 billion U.S. dollars), accounting for 38.2 percent of the regional GDP, and over half of the region’s real economy featured big data elements.

The specific activities of the expo are as follows:

Conferences: the opening and closing ceremonies, as well as 7 high-end dialogues and 13 professional forums.

Exhibitions: Online and offline exhibitions to display new technologies, new products, new schemes and new applications in the field of big data. A section on big data’s role in rural revitalization is also established.

New launches: Releases of the expo’s leading science and technology achievement award, research on methods and paths of data factor market, global prediction system of COVID-19 and the dictionary of big data encyclopedia, etc.

Competitions: The 2nd industrial APP integration innovation competition and the 6th Guiyang big data and network security elite confrontation exercise.

Activities: a series of activities such as meetings and exchanges, talent introductions, night talks, salons and dialogues, promotions and contract-signing, strategic cooperation, organized visits, etc.

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May 27, 2021

Taconic Biosciences Launches TruIMPORT™ Importation Solution

Rodent Models Originating in China Can Be Imported Into Virtually Any Academic Vivarium Without Quarantine

RENSSELAER, N.Y., May 27, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Taconic Biosciences, a global leader in providing drug discovery animal model solutions, announces a significant enhancement to the Taconic-Cyagen Model Generation Alliance allowing seamless importation of new genetically engineered models originating in China under the TruIMPORT™ umbrella.

Researchers at non-profit institutions play a critical role in drug discovery; however, outsourcing animal model generation can be cost prohibitive or a logistical challenge. Hurdles in accessing animal model resources can impede important research. Potential solutions to this problem have traditionally come with trade-offs. Depending on the country of origin, cost effective options can require a lengthy quarantine of the animals or additional breeding to ensure animals meet the required health standards for entry into the institution’s animal facility. These additional steps can cost the researcher both time and money.

Originally launched in 2018, the Taconic-Cyagen Model Generation Alliance (the Alliance) for academic and non-profit researchers leverages the talents of two industry-leading companies to create a solution uniquely tailored for non-profit research institutions. Taconic Biosciences has over 65 years of rodent model experience and Cyagen Biosciences is a China-based leader in model generation efficiency and a competitive cost structure. Since its inception, the Alliance has become a recognized leader in providing model generation services to academics and non-profit researchers. TruIMPORT™ represents an important evolution in this service offering. It allows animal models from China to be imported into United States and European animal facilities while complying with existing vivarium requirements. Providing a set of choices, TruIMPORT™ allows customers to access efficient model generation with several pricing options depending on desired delivery timeline, health standard, and cohort size.

“Our main goal is to solve problems for our customers,” shared Dr. John Couse, vice president of scientific services for Taconic. “While the Alliance has provided efficient model generation for years, importation concerns were a barrier for many customers. By creating multiple options under the TruIMPORT™ umbrella, customers can now import rodent models from China without quarantine regardless of the requirements of their vivarium.”

The TruIMPORT™ portfolio consists of three importation options: RapidRELAY™, RapidCHECK™, and RapidEXPANSION™. Customers can compare product specifications here to determine which represents the right combination of timeline, health standards, and deliverables to meet their needs.

About Taconic Biosciences, Inc.

Taconic Biosciences is a fully-licensed, global leader in genetically engineered rodent models and services. Founded in 1952, Taconic provides the best animal solutions so that customers can acquire, custom-generate, breed, precondition, test, and distribute valuable research models worldwide. Specialists in genetically engineered mouse and rat models, microbiome, immuno-oncology mouse models, and integrated model generation and colony management services, Taconic operates three service laboratories and six breeding facilities in the U.S. and Europe, maintains distributor relationships in Asia and has global shipping capabilities to provide animal models almost anywhere in the world.

About Cyagen Biosciences, Inc.

Cyagen Biosciences is a leading provider of comprehensive genetically engineered rodent model services. Cyagen utilizes a highly efficient process, including its proprietary AI technology, to design and deliver novel genetically engineered models with precision and competitive pricing. The Cyagen Transgenic Animal Center (CTAC) in China is a state-of-the-art, specific-pathogen free (SPF) barrier facility, which is both AAALAC accredited and OLAW assured. Cyagen has additional locations in the United States, Japan, and China. Since Cyagen’s founding in 2005, we have delivered over 78,400 animal models to researchers worldwide and have been cited in over 4,700 publications.

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May 27, 2021

GMAC Welcomes Top Latin American Business School as Its Newest Member

EGADE Business School brings diversity and prestige to the Council

RESTON, Va., May 27, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Graduate Management Admission Council™ (GMAC™) today announced that EGADE Business School at Tecnológico de Monterrey has become the Council’s latest member. Located in Mexico, the EGADE Business School is selected for its world-class programs and international recognition in and beyond Latin America, adding great representation of the region to the global association that constitutes 229 top business schools around the world.

“EGADE Business School at Tecnológico de Monterrey has built a globally recognized reputation as the leading Latin American business education institution, committed to empowering entrepreneurial leaders who create shared value and transform society,” said Dr. Osmar Zavaleta, interim dean of EGADE Business School. “EGADE is committed to the exchange of ideas and best practices with our global peers and GMAC membership provides a valuable platform for enhancing that exchange other GMAC member schools”.

“The pandemic has taught us to be innovative and adaptive in a disruptive environment of an interconnected world,” said Sangeet Chowfla, president and CEO of GMAC. “We value the global vision and holistic approach that EGADE Business School brings and look forward to their contributions to the advancement of graduate management education.”

EGADE Business Schools is among a select group of institutions internationally to hold the “triple-crown” of excellence from the three leading global accreditation systems for business education quality assessment and continuous improvement: Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), Association of MBAs (AMBA), and EFMD Quality Improvement System (EQUIS). For the fourth consecutive year in 2021, EGADE Business School topped the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) ranking in Mexico and Latin America for its Full-Time MBA in Innovation & Entrepreneurship and Master in Finance programs and appears for the first time as the regional leader for its recently introduced Masters in Management.

To be considered for membership in GMAC, a school must maintain a selective admissions process; offer a master’s program in business administration, management subjects or equivalent; and demonstrate support of GMAC’s mission through the use of its products and services.

About GMAC™

The Graduate Management Admission Council™ (GMAC™) is a mission-driven association of leading graduate business schools worldwide. Founded in 1953, GMAC creates solutions and experiences that enable business schools and candidates to better discover, evaluate, and connect with each other.

GMAC™ provides world-class research, industry conferences, recruiting tools, and assessments for the graduate management education industry, as well as tools, resources, events, and services that help guide candidates through their higher education journey. Owned and administered by GMAC, the Graduate Management Admission Test™ (GMAT™) exam is the most widely used graduate business school assessment.

GMAC™ also owns and administers the NMAT by GMAC™ (NMAT™) exam and the Executive Assessment (EA). More than 7 million candidates on their business master’s or MBA journey visited GMAC’s mba.com last year to explore business school options, prepare and register for exams, and get advice on the admissions process. BusinessBecause and The MBA Tour are subsidiaries of GMAC™, a global organization with offices in China, India, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

To learn more about our work, please visit www.gmac.com

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May 27, 2021May 28, 2021

DRC: More children risk being separated from family as tens of thousands flee on fears of another volcano eruption

Under the threat of another eruption, tens of thousands of people have been ordered to leave Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo, raising fears that even more children are at risk of being separated from their families, Save the Children warned.

The organisation has been working to reunite children who were separated from their families since the deadly eruption of Mount Nyiragongo on 22 May. At least 243 children are still separated from their parents – most are in temporary family housing and transit centres.

The sudden eruption sent lava flowing into populated areas of Goma, destroying around 1,000 homes in four villages, six schools and vital infrastructure, cutting off power and water supplies to hundreds of thousands of people. In the ensuing chaos and earthquakes, 939 separated children [1] were identified – 696 have been reunited with their families.

The parents of Tresor*, 11 and Hortensia*, 5 live in Turunga and work at the market. They were not at home when the volcano started erupting and by the time they got home, some of the children had already fled. They searched for Tresor* and Hortensia* at the hospital, at the morgue and even at the prison. Their father Bahati* said, “We were very scared. We were bitter because we had escaped the events but we were traumatised. We left the house at 6 am to look for the children.”

Tresor* explained: “When the eruption happened, one man was driving in the neighbourhood offering a ride to people. I took my sister with me because I didn’t want to leave her.”

When asked why he followed the fleeing people all the way to the town of Sake, he said: “I thought that at home everyone must have been dead. I am very tired but when I go home I will embrace my little brother”.

Edouard Niyonzima, Humanitarian Worker for Save the Children in Goma, said:

“We can see the situation in Goma district is getting worse. Earthquakes are continuing in the region which is already reeling from destroyed homes, schools and infrastructure. Half a million people are without water, which raises the risk of a cholera outbreak.”

“This disaster comes while the DRC is already home to one of the largest populations of displaced people in the world and the most on the African continent. 5.2 million people are internally displaced, and this latest crisis is putting even more pressure on the already strained resources of the government and aid organisations.”

“Our teams come across unaccompanied children in the shelters – children at risk of abuse or exploitation if they are not noticed. They, and also the ones who already have been reunited with family, will have to deal with the trauma of losing their homes, schools, and sometimes even family members or friends.”

Amavi Akpamagbo, Save the Children’s Country Director in DRC, added:

“Our primary focus is the protection of all children particularly through family tracing and reunification. Mental health and psychological support is a key component to offer to affected communities and children.”

Save the Children is in Goma, where it is working with the local partner Umoja in Action to support the reunification of children with their families, together with the Child Protection Working Group and other actors.

Save the Children has worked in the DRC for more than 25 years, including in Goma where it has a strong relationship with local communities, partner NGOs, and officials. The organisation manages programmes in Health, Child protection, Education.

*Names Changes to protect children’s identities

[1] Identified by the Child Protection Working Group

For more information or interview requests, kindly reach out to:
Florence Cisse: florence.cisse@savethechildren.org
Faiz Jamil: faiz.jamil@savethechildren.org
Out-of-hours (BST) and weekend: Media@savethechildren.org.uk / +44 7831 650 409

Source: Save the Children

May 27, 2021May 28, 2021

Inside Africa’s drive to boost medicines and vaccine manufacturing

Addis Ababa – With COVID-19 vaccine supplies to Africa slowing down, the continent is working to boost its own manufacturing capacities for vaccines, medicines and vital health technologies.

Mrs Biruk Abate Halallo, Health Attaché at Ethiopia’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations Offices in Geneva, is the driving force behind a resolution on the local manufacturing of medicines, medical technologies and vaccines that is being presented at the World Health Assembly, WHO’s leading decision-making body, this week.

What is the resolution for?

Africa suffers more than its fair share of communicable and non-communicable diseases. Over 90% of the world’s malaria deaths and 70% of all people living with HIV/AIDS are in Africa. More access to good medicines could significantly reduce this needless human toll.

Ninety-five per cent of all medicines used in Africa are imported and the continent accounts for just 3% of all medicine production globally. The COVID-19 pandemic has further exposed Africa’s vulnerabilities in ensuring access to vital drugs, vaccines and health technologies and more and more African governments view the supply of safe, effective and affordable medicines and vaccines as a national security issue.

Boosting local production will save lives, boost public health and strengthen African economies, including supporting local jobs. It should also trigger the sharing of crucial technologies.

The full title of the resolution presented at the World Health Assembly this week is ‘Strengthening Local Production of Medicines and Other Health Technologies to Improve Access.’

It covers strengthening local production, promoting technology transfers and innovation and considering the agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights and intellectual property rights through the lens of boosting local production.

The resolution was co-sponsored by more than 100 WHO Member States, including 54 African countries.

What are the next steps?

WHO Member States and WHO must push on with the recommendations in the resolution.

Member States should align their national and regional policies and strategies around local production. This will help economies of all sizes build synergies, share the workload and avoid costly duplication.

African market integration and trade facilitation is crucial and African countries must make better use of regional economic integration platforms such as the Economic Community of West African States, the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa and The new African Continental Free Trade Agreement offer great opportunities.

More integration will help lead to the manufacturing of products that are in high demand in the region, will expand access to more markets and make local production sustainable.

Countries should formulate education policies that foster research and development in pharmaceuticals as well as encouraging thousands more people to gain skills to thrive in the industry. Countries must strengthen and harmonize their regulatory systems to ensure all medical products are of the highest quality and that local manufacturers adhere to international standards.

WHO should strengthen its role in providing leadership and direction in promoting the strategic use of quality and sustainable local production of medicines and other health technologies. It must keep up the technical support to Member States, as well as in developing policies, capacities and aiding partnership building and international collaboration.

To fully implement this resolution we need strong political commitment from WHO Member States. We need more public and private partnerships. Support from WHO and other partners is key and we may need additional resources and investment in infrastructure to get going.

What is Ethiopia doing to boost manufacturing at home?

There are 12 medicine manufacturers and 38 medical supply and device manufacturers working in Ethiopia and that are licensed by the Ethiopian Food and Drug Administration.

Building on this is a priority and with technical and financial support from WHO, we have developed a National Strategy and Plan of Action for Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Development. This was the first country-level adaptation of the vision of the African Union’s Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Plan for Africa which aims to catalyse local African pharmaceutical production.

Rolling out the strategy brings together key government ministries, regulatory agencies and other stakeholders and partners. It is run by a Steering Committee that is co-chaired by the Ministry of Health and the Ministry for Trade and Industry.

As part of this we are strengthening our regulatory capacity by reforming the National Regulatory Authority and have set up a new institute to support the pharmaceutical industry.

We are also supporting and encouraging domestic and international investment through shaping a conducive business environment. This includes offering incentives to encourage local manufacturing and setting up the Kilinto Pharmaceutical Industrial Park.

We’re also working to improve policy coherence, product diversification, human capital development and capacity building across the pharmaceutical sector.

How do you boost demand to sustain local manufacturing?

The key drivers of pharmaceutical demand in Ethiopia are population growth, economic growth, rising health coverage and efforts to address more and different diseases.

With over 112 million people and an annual population growth rate of 2.3%, Ethiopia is Africa’s second most populous nation. It has the fastest growing economy in the region, with growth averaging 9.4% a year from 2010 to 2020. As the spendable income of the population rises, so too does the demand for basic health services, including medicines.

The expansion of Ethiopia’s primary health care sector in the last 15 years has been hailed as a model in sub-Saharan Africa. Since 2003 we have worked to reach more communities and the percentage of women receiving antenatal care by a skilled provider increased from 27% in 2000 to 74% in 2019. Births in health facilities rose from 5% to 48% in that period.

Ethiopia has also introduced a community health insurance scheme in 75% of our districts. This has helped ensure communities engage with health services, which in turn drives demand for medicine’s and medical supplies.

Moreover, Ethiopia is undergoing an epidemiological transition from communicable diseases to non-communicable disease and injuries, and efforts to address all types of public health problems is changing the demand for medicines and health technologies.

For Additional Information or to Request Interviews, Please contact:

Alemtsehay Zergaw Gebremichael Communications Officer WHO Ethiopia Email: gebremichaela@who.int

Collins Boakye-Agyemang Communications and marketing officer Tel: + 242 06 520 65 65 (WhatsApp) Email: boakyeagyemangc@who.int

Source: World Health Organization

May 27, 2021

Le GMAC lance le microsite chinois officiel de l’examen GMAT™

Le nouveau site Internet vise à mieux servir les étudiants potentiels de la région poursuivant un diplôme d’études supérieures dans le commerce

RESTON, Virginie, 26 mai 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Le Graduate Management Admission Council™ (GMAC™), la plus grande association mondiale d’écoles de commerce, qui administre le Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT), a annoncé aujourd’hui le lancement du site Web chinois officiel de l’examen GMAT^TM, GMAT.com.cn. En tant qu’examen le plus largement utilisé pour les admissions d’écoles supérieures de commerce et accepté par plus de 7 000 programmes supérieurs de commerce dans le monde, le GMAT est un outil d’évaluation de premier plan parmi les nombreux talents de la région de la Grande Chine depuis plus de six décennies.

Reconnaissant l’intérêt croissant pour l’enseignement supérieur en management, le GMAC a établi le microsite pour permettre aux étudiants potentiels de la région d’accéder plus facilement et de manière plus confortable à des informations précises, complètes et faisant autorité sur le GMAT et l’enseignement supérieur en management dans leur langue maternelle. Grâce au contenu localisé et ciblé, le site Web chinois du GMAT, ainsi que le compte WeChat officiel du GMAT qui a été mis en service plus tôt cette année, fournissent les plateformes numériques essentielles pour créer et renforcer la connexion entre les talents parlant chinois et les écoles de commerce les plus importantes à l’échelle mondiale dans la région et au-delà, et combler un déficit d’informations sur le marché.

« La Chine est devenue au fil des ans la deuxième plus grande région pour le GMAT, après seulement les États-Unis », a déclaré Sangeet Chowfla, président-directeur général du GMAC. « Alors que les vaccins deviennent de plus en plus disponibles et que l’espoir d’une reprise économique commence à prendre racine, nous nous attendons à observer un regain de mobilité et sommes impatients de voir davantage d’étudiants chinois commencer et reprendre leur parcours d’études supérieures de commerce dans leur propre pays ou à l’étranger, en bénéficiant des nouvelles plateformes en langue chinoise que nous proposons aujourd’hui. »

Selon le rapport d’enquête auprès des étudiants potentiels sur mba.com 2021 du GMAC publié en mars, le niveau de préoccupation concernant l’impact de la COVID-19 diminue au fil du temps. Plus précisément, la proportion de répondants chinois qui ont déclaré être extrêmement ou très préoccupés a chuté, passant de 71 % en juillet 2020 à 48 % en novembre. Le rapport a également révélé que les répondants chinois prévoyant de poursuivre un MBA en dehors de leur pays ne modifient pas leurs plans d’origine malgré la pandémie, 89 % prévoyant de poursuivre leur MBA aux États-Unis et 55 % au Royaume-Uni, ce qui fait de ces deux pays leurs principales destinations envisagées.

« L’intérêt et le désir des talents commerciaux chinois de poursuivre des études supérieures de management n’ont pas diminué, mais ont seulement été mis en suspens », a déclaré Yuan Ding, vice-président et doyen de la CEIBS et directeur du conseil d’administration du GMAC. « Le site Web chinois officiel du GMAT aidera à connecter les talents commerciaux chinois du monde entier avec les écoles de commerce mondiales et ne laissera aucun talent inexploré. »

Plus de sept millions de candidats à la recherche de masters en commerce ou de MBA ont visité le site mba.com ― portail phare d’informations et de ressources d’enseignement supérieur du GMAC ― pour explorer les choix d’écoles de commerce, se préparer et s’inscrire aux examens, et obtenir des conseils sur le processus d’admissions. Le GMAC est déterminé à soutenir les objectifs des étudiants potentiels chinois qui souhaitent se préparer et s’inscrire à l’examen GMAT.

À propos du GMAC™

Le GMAC™ fournit au secteur de l’enseignement supérieur en management des recherches, conférences sectorielles, outils de recrutement et évaluations de classe mondiale, ainsi que des outils, ressources, événements et services qui guident les candidats pendant leur parcours dans l’enseignement supérieur. Propriété du GMAC, qui assure sa gestion, l’examen du Graduate Management Admission Test™ (GMAT™) est l’évaluation pour école de commerce la plus largement utilisée. Le GMAC™ détient et administre également l’examen NMAT by GMAC™ (NMAT™) et l’Executive Assessment (EA). BusinessBecause et The MBA Tour sont des filiales du GMAC™, une organisation internationale avec des bureaux en Chine, en Inde, à Singapour, au Royaume-Uni et aux États-Unis.

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