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The International Advisory Board is a founding institution and a consultative body of the TUM School of Management. Top class stakeholders from business, science, and society, are appointed to advice on the strategic affairs of the School. The Advisory Board has grown steadily and has now been advising the School on its strategic thrusts for 20 years.
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Advisory Board
‘‘Future-oriented education is essential to prepare young talent for an increasingly complex world. The TUM School of Management combines academic rigor with the development of practical skills. I am pleased to contribute to this strategic mission.’’
Innovation thrives when a clear strategic vision guides institutional development. The TUM School of Management exemplifies this by aligning its programs with the needs of an innovation-driven future. I am glad to help strengthen the School’s impact.
‘‘Being part of the Advisory Board of TUM School of Management gives me the opportunity to contribute my practical experience and strategic recommendations to the further development of one of the leading German business schools.’’
‘‘TUM School of Management is unique - its approach, its performance, its high standards in every area of endeavor. In setting up a supervisory committee, the Advisory Board exemplifies the professional approach taken at TUM School of Management’’
‘‘TUM School of Management really is right at the interface of innovative technology and modern management. I am delighted that I can support the school’s management in optimizing the organization at this interface from a company perspective.’’