In December, BGI held a “Metro Retreat” to re-envision the place, the programs and the entire Seattle-based community of the Bainbridge Graduate Institute—and we’re proud to report that the vision officially has legs. · Read More

BGI was so interesting – an independent business school, not aligned with a “prestigious university”, monthly intensives at a nature preserve, the rest of the time online, no tenured faculty and no bricks and mortar. I was intrigued with the BGI business model. · Read More

At Bainbridge Graduate Institute, MLK is often used as an example of true leadership. If there was ever someone who “led with love,” it was him. · Read More

Inclusion. Acceptance. Even tolerance. These are human needs on many levels. Living without limits is a beautiful dream. Does it have to remain a dream? · Read More

I got up and wrote it down: “BGI is a life long learning community, nourishing personal transformation, to do good in the world.” · Read More

Throughout the year, BGI hosts thought leaders in our Change Agents in Residence (CAIR) program. This year BGI hosted 25 industry pioneers including special guests involved in sustainability efforts at Fortune 100 companies like Josh Henretig of Microsoft and Sheri Flies of Costco. · Read More

Robert Egger is a force of nature. In January of last year he came to BGI as a CAIR and provided a jolt of energy and inspired me to think about my future right livelihood different than I had allowed myself before. · Read More

This academic year at BGI began with a powerful gesture by the administration to the students. From now on, if a person is enrolled at the school, they also become a member of Net Impact. · Read More

This is an incredibly exciting time at BGI (actually, I can’t remember an un-exciting time at BGI…). It’s a time of reflection, renewal and re-invention. · Read More

From Day One BGI has been designed to build a healthy culture that supports the students along the way, and to avoid the pitfalls of other business schools. · Read More