It was the fall of 2000 when I first discovered the book, Intrepreneuring, when searching for advice on how to be entrepreneurial in a bureaucracy. · Read More

As 2012 draws to a close, Bainbridge Graduate Institute is finding a way to squeeze in yet one more opportunity to connect to the business community through its Change Agents in Residence (CAIR) program. As part of the integrated MBA curriculum, CAIR gives current students and the BGI community the opportunity to talk to industry · Read More · Read More

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

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

70% of young execs cite sustainability as important to them, but only 35% feel prepared. How does BGI stack up? · Read More

With nearly a decade of experience, BGI’s hybrid MBA program (with residency during nine long weekend ‘intensives’ a year) at Islandwood has developed a rhythm and life of its own. The setting, facilities, food, and housing all integrate, adding to both the learning and community. Though a different setting, our ambition is to create a similarly inspiring and engaging community amidst the density of urban Seattle, inspiring a hub of innovative business education for entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs. · Read More

An article has been making the rounds recently asking the question, “Does an MBA in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Hurt your employability?”…. Actually, an MBA in CSR is more likely to land you a job if anything. · Read More