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As AI reshapes the global skills landscape, business schools stand at a pivotal moment. This session explores how data, insight, and technology are redefining leadership — and what it means for the next generation of management education.
Building on recent conversations with over 40 UK and European business schools at King’s College London, this webinar will explore how AI frameworks from the Responsible AI Consortium and insights from the HolonIQ by QS GME dataset can guide your school’s strategic response to change. We’ll examine how institutions can use these tools to navigate rapid shifts in technology, labour markets, and learner expectations.
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Our panellists
Nunzio Quacquarelli is the Founder and President of QS Quacquarelli Symonds, the global leader in higher education analytics, insights, and services, driven by a mission to empower motivated people worldwide through educational achievement, international mobility, and career development.
A strategic voice in global education, Nunzio founded QS in 1990 during his MBA at The Wharton School. He has since built QS into a trusted partner to 2,500+ universities and 70 million learners annually, delivering essential intelligence to institutions and policymakers navigating global challenges.
Leigh is responsible for the organisation’s rankings, ratings and analytics insight platforms. He has a background in performance evaluation, quality assurance and evaluation system design spanning the public and private sectors in the United Kingdom and Australia.
Chris’s career in high education spans 25 years, specialising in international student recruitment, marketing and global reputation. Chris has worked for a number of organisations including the University of Worcester, University of Birmingham and more recently, the University of Birmingham Dubai as head of student recruitment and marketing. Chris has been with QS for over two years now, working in partnership with universities across the UK to support them with their strategic priorities in global reputation.
