Latest Grenoble Ecole de Management news

Grenoble Ecole de Management graduate Agustin Pelaez runs a tech start-up and animation business in Colombia. He is part of an entrepreneurial wave sweeping across the country.

Pablo Alvarez Correa uses a passion for travelling to run a successful tourism company in Colombia. His start-up has gone from strength to strength since he launched, after b-school last year.

Founded by a Grenoble GSB graduate, Real City Tours operates in the tourism sector, selling

Samuel Edouard self-funded a college education before launching a start-up. She ran her cosmetics business successfully for four years in Haiti before beginning an MBA at Grenoble in France.

The investor pitch is a difficult one for entrepreneurial MBAs to master. Business school graduates and investors shed some light on your start-ups' chance of success at the judging panel.

Grenoble GSB student Hardik Ladva was inspired by classmates to launch a small-scale food start-up. An MBA gave him the chance to experiment and master social media marketing.

More business leaders are pursuing EMBAs as the demand for full-time programs decreases. With the option to stay on the careers ladder, these students say it gives them an edge in the jobs market.

Grenoble Ecole De Management's Executive MBA programs are just as beneficial for entrepreneurs as the corporate crowd. These two students explain how b-school is giving them start-up success.

Oliver John Rivera has left management consulting to become an entrepreneur. After studying an MBA at Grenoble, he plans to launch an insect-food start-up business.

2013 MBA salaries show that high-ranking business schools don’t necessarily offer the best job prospects. We spoke to four MBA grads about whether MBA Rankings factored into their application choices.