It is the next great design challenge: how can products be made in a way that have no negative environmental or social impact, that are attractive and desirable, built to last and can be repurposed at the end of their life? · Read More

In just a few days, BGI students will receive negotiation training and one-on-one negotiation sessions by special guest, Lisa Gates from SheNegotiates.com. Lisa is a regular contributor to Forbes.com and has shared her most recent blog post for students. · Read More

In anticipation of the Seattle Foundation’s GiveBIG Campaign (which we think is one of the most innovative campaigns to ever hit the non-profit fundraising scene), we wanted to show off a few of our favorite supporters. · Read More

It’s more than Spring in the Pacific Northwest, it’s business competition season. Bainbridge Graduate Institute is proud to have several teams competing in a range of business competitions this year. · Read More

The great city of Spokane isn’t just home to 200,000 Washingtonians east of the Cascades, it’s also home to three of BGI’s most ambitious and active MBA candidates: Jessica Anundson, Beth Robinette and Jessa Lewis. · Read More

What is the future of education? Hunter Lovins paints the picture for why the latest findings in sustainability will be shared digitally and will create the newest wave in modern education across all disciplines and industries. · Read More

Written by Michael B. Maine This Tuesday, I spent most of the day at a conference I didn’t even know was being held until Friday the week prior. The Women On A Mission conference, hosted bySeattle Good Business Network and See Green Ventures took place on March 20, 2012 at Urban Enoteca in the South of Downtown Industrial District · Read More · Read More

Bainbridge Graduate Institute is pleased to announce our new board officers: Board Chair, Jeff Wiggin; Vice Chair, Joyce LaValle; Treasurer JoAnne Ellis; and Secretary, Annie Brudno. · Read More

By John Gardner A highlight of the short time I’ve been at BGI has been conducting the final interviews of prospective students in our application process.  Their backgrounds, interests, and future visions have awakened my own view of a B-school, of BGI, and pursuit of an MBA. I have always been a student of science, · Read More · Read More

Citizens and businesses are looking for better ways to throw “away” their used and broken stuff. A group of folks from Bainbridge Island think they have the answer: a new mobile app named “Cora”. · Read More