Spring 2025 Convocation Program

Spring 2025

Convocation May 13, 2025 | 7 p.m.

ASU Gammage | Tempe, Arizona

THUNDERBIRD SCHOOL OF GLOBAL MANAGEMENT AT ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Established 1946 Charla Griffy-Brown, PhD Director General, Dean and Professor of Global Digital Transformation Lawrence Abeln, PhD Deputy Dean, Thunderbird Executive Education and Clinical Professor of Global Management Lena Booth, PhD Deputy Dean, Thunderbird Academic Enterprise and Professor of Finance Jonas Gamso, PhD Deputy Dean, Thunderbird Knowledge Enterprise and Associate Professor Roy Nelson, PhD Senior Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs and Associate Professor

Convocation Program Processional Parade of International Flags .......

National Anthem of the United States of America . . .

Dean’s Welcome................................. Charla Griffy-Brown, PhD

Director General, Dean and Professor of Global Digital Transformation ........................................................Thunderbird School of Global Management Introductions of Platform Party....... Charla Griffy-Brown, PhD Oath of Honor......................................Sarah Khumais, Tino Mavunga, Jackson Takesuye Thunderbird Student Government Representatives Military Service Recognition.............. Larry Martinez, MALM ’24 U.S. Army Veteran Sr. Coordinator, Outreach and Recruitment .........................................................Thunderbird School of Global Management Student/Faculty Awards.................. Charla Griffy-Brown, PhD Keynote Address................................ Kate Masschelein, MIM ’03 Executive Leadership Coach Former Global Vice President, Growth & Engagement .............................................................MedTech Digital, Johnson & Johnson Dean’s Address.................................. Charla Griffy-Brown, PhD Presentation of Candidates............. Charla Griffy-Brown, PhD Closing Remarks and Recessional

National Anthem of the United States of America Oh, say can you see, by the dawn’s early light, What so proudly we hailed at the twilight’s last gleaming.

Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight, O’er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming.

And the rockets’ red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.

O say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave.

O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave.

Flag Bearers One of Thunderbird’s most time-honored traditions is the Parade of International Flags, started by students in 1977, and carried by graduates.

Program

Name

Country/Region

Farahnaz Walizada

Afghanistan

MGM

Miguel Angel Gomez Paz

Argentina

MGM

Marcello Fabricio Vechin Dos Santos

Brazil MGM

Julian Camilo Pedroza Cabrejo

Colombia

MGM

Luis R Gonzalez

Cuba

MGM

Alex Kah-Leng Toh

Czech Republic

MGM

Maya Dominguez-Germosen

Dominican Republic

BGM

Daniel Alejandro Chaves Punina

Ecuador

MGM

Sonal Shivanjni Lal

Fiji

MGM

Ousman Gaye

Gambia

MGM

Carlos Jose Anleu Samayoa

Guatemala

MGM

Ranjnishree Narasimharaju Govindaraju

India MGM

Reno Andriyansa

Indonesia

MGM

Yuuki Sasao-Ruef

Japan

MGM

Patricia Kunje

Malawi

EMAGAM

Sada Kelly

Mauritania

MALM

Diego Lara

Mexico

BSIT

Aisha David Ndahi

Nigeria

MGM

Rija Ahmed

Pakistan

MGM

Ghanim Sultan Alkuwari

Qatar

MGM

Pavel Zhurov

Russia

MGM

Elizabeth Kitange

Tanzania

MLM

Ruth Namuyiga

Uganda

MGM

Valeriia Lysiutina

Ukraine

MLM

Ahmed Mohammed Salem Humood Alqaydi

United Arab Emirates

MLM

Andrew Paul Kalthoff

United States of America

MGM

Ngoc Bao Chau Quach

Vietnam

MGM

Nyasha Samantha Mhungu

Zimbabwe

MGM

Thunderbird Professional Oath of Honor

As a Thunderbird and a global citizen, I promise: • I will strive to act with honesty and integrity; • I will respect the rights and dignity of all people; • I will strive to create an equitable and sustainable prosperity worldwide; • I will oppose all forms of corruption and exploitation; and • I will take responsibility for my actions.

As I hold true to these principles, it is my hope that I may enjoy an honorable reputation and peace of conscience.

This pledge I make freely and upon my honor.

Convocation Speaker

Kate Masschelein, MIM ’03 Executive Leadership Coach Former Global Vice President, Growth and Engagement MedTech Digital, Johnson & Johnson

Masschelein is a dynamic executive leadership coach who works with leaders and teams around the world to navigate complex challenges, career transitions, and the ever-important work of building resilience.

Before coaching, Masschelein spent 25 years as a senior business leader at Johnson & Johnson and Procter & Gamble, holding leadership roles across sales, marketing, supply chain, and general management—on local, regional, and global stages.

Her career has spanned continents and sectors, and her impact is undeniable. She led a $1.5 billion medical device platform as global president during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and later helped pioneer J&J MedTech’s digital transformation as global vice president of growth and engagement—delivering innovative digital solutions to hospitals, surgeons, and patients around the world.

Originally from Belgium, Masschelein brings a deep well of experience in cross-cultural leadership and communication. She studied Business and Economics in Antwerp and earned a Master of International Management (MIM) degree from Thunderbird School of Global Management in 2003. Beyond the boardroom and coaching calls, Masschelein’s passions include cooking, reading, hiking, traveling, and open water swimming. She now calls the San Francisco Bay Area home, where she lives with her British husband, Ben, and their two cats.

Thunderbird Student Government As representatives of the student body, Thunderbird Student Government (TSG) seeks to promote the welfare of each individual by enhancing the student experience, along with ensuring the satisfaction of the institution as a whole. As citizens of the world, TSG strives to promote values of diversity and inclusion to create a sustainable environment that allows the student members to excel as professionals during and after their studies.

TSG Executive Team 2024 • President: Nora Khaled (July 2024 - Dec. 2024) • President: Shivansh Sharma (Jan. 2024 - July 2024) • Vice President of Operations: Jackleen Umland (July 2024 - Dec. 2024) • Vice President of Finance: Peyton Ament TSG Directors 2024 • Marcello Fabricio Vechin Dos Santos • Ranjnishree Narasimharaju Govindaraju • Tiegan Hoffman

• Lavany Deepak Jadhav • Aniruddha Vinay Manja • Katherine Walsh

Campus Ambassadors Thunderbird School of Global Management’s Campus Ambassadors (CAs) conduct historic and technological tours of our campus, host on-campus speakers, networking events, and spearhead other initiatives aimed at recruiting the next generation of Thunderbirds. Their commitment to academic excellence, coupled with their unmatched leadership capacity, distinguishes them as the top of their class and affirms their reputation amongst faculty and peers. They endeavor to serve prospective and current students, local and global businesses, community organizations, and the greater Thunderbird alumni network.

Leadership Team 2024-2025 • President: Tarun Masapeta • Vice President: Yuuki Sasao-Ruef • Director of Marketing: Julian Pedroza • Director of Student Engagement: Nicole Spreitzer Outstanding Graduating Campus Ambassadors • Nishmita Bandekar • Caitriana Bell • Chieh En Chien

• Aditi Kathin • Jose Revaly • Elisa Thomas

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Accolades Barton Kyle Yount Awards Faculty presents this award to two members of each full-time undergraduate and graduate classes who most adheres to the principles of scholarship, accomplishment and character, based on the ideals of Lieutenant General Barton Kyle Yount (USA, Ret.), the first president and founder of the school.

• Daniel Alejandro Chaves Punina • Diego Lara

• Nicole Karin Spreitzer • Bryce Mcallister Young

Dean’s Circle Awards The Dean’s Circle Award is presented to graduating students who have shown exceptional leadership, have improved the quality of the experience for their fellow students and have made a lasting contribution to the school. Students in all programs are eligible to receive this recognition.

• Peyton Thomas Ament • Rachel Katherine Benoit • Alexandra Bocian • Daniel Alejandro Chaves Punina • Xin Chen • Yi-Hsuan Ginny Chen • Isabel Xinlu Lucy Crago • Ugochukwu Roy Eze • Sudarshan Garg • Luis R. Gonzalez • Alexandra Marie Johnson • Saiteja Goud Karingu • Andrii Korol • Diego Lara • Ting-Ting Liao • Zainab Maliki • James Charles Milburn

• Lan Anh Nguyen • Adam Parde • Shail Himanshubhai Patel • Rigoberto Carlos Portillo • Ricardo Julian Ramos • Jose Rachelle Revaly • Vioni Dwi Sartika • Yuuki Sasao-Ruef • Yifei Song • Nicole Karin Spreitzer • Valerie Todorovich • Marcello Fabricio Vechin Dos Santos • Charley Marie Villegas • Jamel R. Waye • Yakym Yermak • Bryce McAllister Young

Founders Awards The Founders Award is presented to two students from each of the school’s degree programs who, through exceptional achievement, most embody the values, standards, and global acumen/international dexterity envisioned by Thunderbird’s founders.

• Rachel Katherine Benoit, BGM • Ugochukwu Roy Eze, BSIT • Ting-Ting Liao, MLM • Zainab Maliki, BGM

• James Charles Milburn, MALM • Rigoberto Carlos Portillo, MGM • Ricardo Julian Ramos, BSIT • Jose Rachelle Revaly, MGM

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Accolades, con’t Outstanding University Undergraduate and Graduate Student Awards The Outstanding University Undergraduate and Graduate Student Awards are given to graduates who are recognized for excelling in their academic pursuits and contributing to both the greater Arizona State University and Thunderbird School of Global Management community.

• Bryce McAllister Young, BSIT

• Yuuki Sasao-Reuf, MGM

Moeur Awards Named for Dr. B. B. Moeur—physician, businessman, and former Governor of Arizona during the 1930s—this award honors undergraduates with the highest academic standing who have completed all coursework at ASU within eight consecutive fall and spring semesters. Established in 1901, the Moeur Award is presented by the ASU Alumni Association.

• Kylie Heaton, BGM

Honors Some of the graduation candidates’ names listed in the program are followed by a symbol. The symbol denotes that these students are members of the following: β Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society (World Business)

π

Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society (Political Science)

Academic Regalia During the Middle Ages, students and teachers wore gowns at all times. Today, it is customary for faculty and graduates to wear academic vestments at academic convocations.

Thunderbird continues to take part in this tradition today. Thunderbird graduate students wear a hood decorated in the blue and gold colors of the school, bordered in velvet.

The dark color represents business academic disciplines. The blue and gold honor cords worn by graduating students represent the top 20% of students according to academic standards.

Veterans wear a stole that varies in color and design based on their branch of service.

Doctoral hoods, worn by faculty, are larger and longer. Doctoral gowns generally bear three velvet bars on the sleeves, while masters’ gowns are plain, but may have trailing arms with open sleeves.

The rainbow of colors in the hoods of the faculty conveys the range of academic disciplines and universities represented.

Thunderbird School of Global Management permits students to participate in the graduation ceremony of their choice prior to fulfilling graduation requirements. Participation in the graduation ceremony does not indicate that the degree is officially conferred nor that the candidate is graduating in the term in which the individual participates in the ceremony.

Candidates for Bachelor of Global Management Samuel Adams Cristina Marina Alcazar-Kinney Mohammad Hani Alqaisi Abdulaziz Mohammed S AlQattan Agum Akol Anyuon Monica Araiza Mahaba Firas Azooz Nicholas Jacob Benavides Rachel Katherine Benoit Laura Elena Cabrera Galaviz Monica Castellanos Brandon Lee Chipman Christina Clements Isabel Xinlu Lucy Crago Alejandra De La Pena Quintana Daniel Victor Demille Maya Dominguez-Germosen Kashindi Emedi Scout Gamache Angela Gomez Lyndsey James Grineau Kylie Heaton Kevin Patrick Hellman Jr Jacob Hidalgo Karen Huh-Hau Matthew Kenny Andrew Michael LaBarbera

Samuel Robert Levy Yue Liu Reana Michelle Lukowski Zainab Maliki Jace Michael Mcdonald Karla Mendez Christopher Matthew Mullaly Karina Myrenget Paw Mu Na Natalee Newbold Gabriela Paulina Nuñez Estella Marie Ortega-Pham Khushi Rajendra Patel Aqela Raisi Kailyn Balentyne Schaffer Sarah Kathleen Schoening Daniel John Seliger Diana Silva Alec Toppenberg Jade Ashlee Verberne Charley Marie Villegas Scotty Stone Walker Jamel R. Waye Richard Harrison Woodruff Ziqian Xiu Hiromi Yanajara

Candidates for Bachelor of Science in International Trade Sarah Bhagat Joseph Piana Biaya Courtney MicKayla Decker Jason Draksler Austin Lee Dulaney Elie Aleksandra Esperanza Ugochukwu Roy Eze Aurea Sofia Garfias-Rabi Hyejin Ham

Mohammed Areef Hussain Assylbek Kozhakhmetov Diego Lara Jesse Marquez Lan Anh Nguyen Ricardo Julian Ramos Faith Candace Velez Tee Hinton Ward II Bryce McAllister Young

Candidates for Master of Global Management Iyabo Esther Adewole Rija Ahmed Saket Sunilkumar Akhani Humaid Matar Humaid Al Tayer Summia Khalid Alabdulkarim Cecilia Alcantar-Chavez Khaled Tawfiq A. Aljadaan Ghanim Sultan Alkuwari Rakan Ibrahim A. Alnazhah Abdulla Hussain Abdulla Ali Alshafar Isabel Nadine Aluzzi β Peyton Thomas Ament Reno Andriyansa Carlos Jose Anleu Samayoa Lakshit Arora β Nayana Arya Weaam Soud Bahhah Nishmita Bandekar β Stutie Baruah β Caitriana Yvonne Bell β Vidit Rajkamal Bhandari Ivanov Cadet β Chih Ling Chang Tong-Hsuan Chang Rishul Chaudhary Daniel Alejandro Chaves Punina Ye-Qiao Chen Yi-An Chen Yi-Hsuan Chen Zi Yi Cheng Chieh-En Chien Anderson Chigora Eric Choi Yu-Ting Chou Carah Marie Colvin Cole Hamilton Conway Hayden Olivia Cristofano Rajdeep Das Matthew John Derminio Andrew Domanskis Josephine Vanessa Eljapa β Robert Anthony Espat

Patrick Benjamin Ewell Ching-Huei Fang Yicheng Fu Saloni Pramod Gaikwad Rodolfo Orlando Garcia Sudarshan Garg Fernando Garibay Ousman Gaye β Miguel Angel Gomez Paz β Luis R. Gonzalez Rodrigo Gonzalez Vega Talent Goremusandu Gurshant Singh Grewal Othman Soubhi Habib Allison Nicole Hale Yi-Yen Ho Tiegan Wu Duo Hoffman β Chien-Chien Hsu Xinyi Hu Barbie Huang Tzu-Yun Huang Wei Huang Brianna Iannone Ken Inoshita Lavany Deepak Jadhav β Tejaswini Pradeep Jadhav Rahul Kumar Jayavelan Hagen Chytraus Jensen Alexandra Marie Johnson β Sahil Joshi Eniah Rutendo Kadzviti Andrew Paul Kalthoff Douglas Mudiwa Kanhongo Saiteja Goud Karingu Aditi Adesh Kathin Phani Srija Kesara Nora Imad Khaled Paul Anders Krieg Saurav Ajit Kulkarni Mounika Kumari β Yen Lin Kuo Kuan-Jung Lai

Candidates for Master of Global Management, con’t Sonal Shivanjni Lal Shin-Yu Lee Peikai Li Xuchen Li Ying Ting Liao β Yu-Hsun Liao Hsiao-Yu Lin Yi-Chun Liu Jacklyn Leiva Loewenstein Shrinath Sudhir Lolam Danya Esther Maggonage Prahitya Mahavir Hussam Hamed H Malibari Aniruddha Vinay Manja Samantha Tsitsidzashe Mapfunda Carmen Teresa Martinez Tessa Michaella Martinez Raja Tarun Reddy Masapeta Gabrielle Janette Mathews Marshal Matimba Yuta Matsuhashi Ngonidzashe Ashford Mazhunga Myah Renee McCall Tanner Allen Mcdonald Kevin R McMahon Shagufta Memon Nyasha Samantha Mhungu Abhinav Mishra Victor Wiridzai Mehlo Mputa Sr Future Mutamiri Marvin King Mwami Nganimana George Wambugu Mwangi Ruth Namuyiga Ranjnishree Narasimharaju Govindaraju Aisha David Ndahi Ousman Ndow Cole Francis Nimsky Kumar Himanshu β Erla Alexandra Olafsdottir Macey Danielle Osborn Daira Briceiry Pacheco Guerra Rishi Pal

Simran Hitesh Panchal Nidhi Patel Shail Himanshubhai Patel Julian Camilo Pedroza Cabrejo β Crisana Jade Phan Rigoberto Carlo Portillo Rhett Price β Ngoc Bao Chau Quach β Bhargav Narendra Singh Rajpurohit Manvi Rathi Yash Ramesh Rathi Isabel Christina Rennie β Jose Rachelle Revaly β Vioni Dwi Sartika β Yuuki Sasao-Ruef β Kiyotaka Sato Sanju Senthilkumar Adit Amit Shah Megha Rajendra Shah Shivansh Sharma Maria Sikandary β Preston James Estrella Silvas Kameron Alexander Sinnott Sukhleen Kaur Sodhi Madhav Krishna Somasunderam Yifei Song Nicole Karin Spreitzer Dalton Ssekimuli Moroj Mohammed A. Sultan I Ching Sung Addison Geve Sutton Kajal Rajesh Swarup Loice Tamirepi β Harshul Tandan Franciele Theiss Elisa Nicole Thomas Rogers Toga Alex Kah-Leng Toh Ananise Toth John Alexander Tucker Nina Disyani Uky Jackleen Umland β

Candidates for Master of Global Management, con’t Marlene Umubyeyi Mporanyi Om Ravibhai Vaghela Atharva Shirish Vaidya Praveen Kumar Vajjala Luis Xavier Valencia Laguna Samhith Reddy Vanipanta Parthkumar Amarshi Vansjaliya Marcello Fabricio Vechin Dos Santos β Tawanda Cleopas Vera Priyanshi Verma Deventhieswar Vilvanathan Tanvi Ashish Waknis Farahnaz Walizada β Katherine Anna Breslin Walsh Ana Rae Walters

Haozhi Wang Xingwei Wang Acacia Capri Wastchak Ting-Hsuan Wu Ya Yun Wu Yun-Hsuan Wu Aizi Xu Masahiro Yamamoto Junyue Yang Kai-Cheng Yang Chenxu Ye Humaira Zafari Paolo Zheng β Pavel Zhurov

Candidates for Master of Applied Leadership & Management Larry Earl Armstrong Jr. Audrey Summer Barnes Xin Chen Sheena Joy Chiong Joshua John Coplan Harish Dhanwantri β Linjie Gan Ziqi Gao Sien Gu Dong Myong Jeon Sada Kelly Yan Li

Xinbin Liang Chein Chih Lim Fidel Antonio Loyola Tianyi Luo James Charles Milburn Andrew Samuel Montoya Carlos Penuelas Xiaoxian Qi Miaomiao Ru Mengru Shao Yi Wan Yixin Wang

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Candidates for Master of Leadership and Management Romeo T. Adjam Ahmed Mohammed Salem Humood Alqaydi Tyler A Banks Cameron Robert Becker Alexandra Bocian Sarah Buckles π Ling-Ping Chang Yi-Hui Chen Zhibin Chen I-Ying Chiang Yun Chiang Emina Durmic Emma Engelhardt Oleksandr Fedik Elishevah Sara Godfrey Rylund Joseph Gonzales Hui Han Bohdan Honyk Kaylee M. Hurlburt Dulcinea Juarez Geofrey Ssolo Kayemba Andrii Korol Kelsey Elizabeth Kotler Alexander George Kurtz Tso Piao Lai Chang π Emma Lapum Kristin Lee Hongzhou Li Yuxing Li Ting-Ting Liao Samuel Thomas Loose

Pei-Yi Luo Igor Lysiutin β Valeriia Lysiutina Shane Michael Mashke β Phillip J. McGilton Ryan Kenneth Moyers Vitalii Natalukha Jeffrey Neubert Fritzny Niclasse Adam Parde Brian Rios Priscilla Marie Ruiz Denys Samonov Oleksii Shershnov Nickolas Siconolfi Kim Sherryl Smith Suprapha Sullivan β Valerie Todorovich Christopher Allan Van Roekel Yahaira A. Villanueva Morales Daniel Oliver Waite Khatera Walizada Dennis Lubega Wamala Xiaohui Wang Elijah Cory Whitney Chialing Wu Takeshi Yamada John Timothy Yelle Jr Yakym Yermak Denys Zdorenko Xiao Zhou Vadym Volodymyrovych Zhulanov β

Congratulations Class of 2025

About Thunderbird School of Global Management Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University cultivates visionary leaders who harness innovation and a global digital mindset to shape the organizations of the future. Committed to transforming leadership and management education, Thunderbird empowers professionals to drive sustainable prosperity in an increasingly interconnected world. As the premier institution for global leadership and management education, Thunderbird is more than just a school—it is a dynamic global network of leaders, managers, entrepreneurs, and intrapreneurs spanning both the private and public sectors.

For nearly 80 years, Thunderbird has been at the forefront of developing global leaders.

Founded as the American Institute for Foreign Trade, Thunderbird was chartered on April 8, 1946, on the historic Thunderbird Field, a World War II airbase in Glendale, Arizona, where pilots from around the world once trained. General Barton Kyle Yount, recognizing the need for a school dedicated to international trade and global affairs, secured the airfield to fulfill this vision. Since its inception, Thunderbird has upheld a powerful guiding principle, best captured in the words of founding faculty member Dr. William Lytle Schurz: “Borders frequented by trade seldom need soldiers.”

As the world’s first higher education institution dedicated exclusively to international leadership, Thunderbird pioneered a curriculum integrating global management, international political economy, regional business environments, languages, and crosscultural communication. Often described as a “mini-United Nations,” the school fosters a diverse and inclusive student body. Today, Thunderbird’s vast and influential alumni network includes nearly 50,000 graduates across 150 countries, with over 170 active alumni chapters in 70 nations.

In December 2014, Thunderbird became a part of the Arizona State University enterprise, blending its decades-long legacy of cultivating global leaders with ASU’s vast resources and commitment to innovation. In 2018, Thunderbird relocated to ASU’s vibrant Downtown Phoenix campus, uniting the world’s No. 1 ranked Master’s in Management (WSJ/THE) with the No. 1 university for innovation (U.S. News & World Report).

For the third consecutive year, Thunderbird has been recognized as the world’s top institution for international trade by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), the global authority on higher education rankings. In its 2025 International Trade Rankings, Thunderbird secured the No. 1 spot ahead of esteemed institutions such as Columbia University, the University of Michigan–Ann Arbor (Ross), the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (KenanFlagler), the University of Oxford (UK), IMD (Switzerland), and Tsinghua University (China). This prestigious recognition underscores Thunderbird’s unparalleled leadership in shaping the future of global commerce and diplomacy.

About Thunderbird School of Global Management, con’t At the heart of Thunderbird’s transformation is the F. Francis & Dionne Najafi Thunderbird Global Headquarters, an ultramodern 110,000-square-foot facility on ASU’s Downtown Phoenix campus. Designed to integrate cutting-edge technology with immersive global learning, this state-of-the-art building serves as a launchpad for the next generation of global leaders.

Further extending its global reach, Thunderbird’s network of regional centers embodies its mission to advance global leadership and education. With over 15 dedicated regional representatives, Thunderbird maintains a strong presence through physical hubs in Phoenix, AZ (Global Headquarters); Geneva, Switzerland; Dubai, UAE; Seoul, South Korea; and Jakarta, Indonesia. Complementing these locations are virtual centers in Tokyo, Japan; Shanghai, China; Mumbai, India; Nairobi, Kenya; Amsterdam, Netherlands; London, United Kingdom; Mexico City, Mexico; Taipei, Taiwan; and Cairo, Egypt.

Additionally, Thunderbird’s partnership with Arizona State University extends its influence to the ASU California Center in Los Angeles and the Barrett & O’Connor Washington Center in Washington, D.C., reinforcing its commitment to shaping the future of global business leadership.

To learn more about Thunderbird visit: thunderbird.asu.edu.

Mission

Vision

Thunderbird educates visionary leaders who innovate with a global digital mindset to shape organizations of the future.

Thunderbird is committed to transforming leadership and management education to create sustainable prosperity in an interconnected world.

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