GIM takes on the world

This year's Global Initiatives in Management course continued the 11-year tradition of using classroom theory to solve real-world business challenges. Over 300 Kellogg students and their faculty advisers traveled to 16 countries in March, focusing their skills on research projects that explored issues such as socially responsible business practices in Brazil and entry strategies for multinational firms in China. During the two-week trips, they also met with high-level officials from the corporate and political worlds. As these pictures indicate, the students managed to have some fun too. (Clockwise from top left: South Africa, Australia, Vietnam and Thailand)