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

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

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

In transparency, it’s critical to be the first mover. When your credibility comes into question, the first thing to do is act credibly. · Read More

Couldn’t we all stand to be a bit more hopeful? To believe in our capacity to achieve and to help make our lives more successful. I was inspired by these future game changers because they are taking the chance and working hard to affect change. Who knows, with some serious hard work and a little luck, this writer might find her way to quenching this thirst and maybe, just maybe, finding my way back to BGI as a student. · Read More

We combine the direct correlation between leadership, innovation and performance with knowing who we are, what we believe in and what we value. Whitney was sharing this message with the world over 20 years ago, “Learning to love yourself, it is the greatest love of all.” · Read More

Stockbox Grocers, a start-up enterprise founded by several students from the Bainbridge Graduate Institute, is listed in the recent Hartman Group report on trending Food Culture. · Read More

At BGI, we understand that sustainability is so much more. We treat sustainability as a holistic approach to business where financial, environment and social stakeholders benefit from the business’ purpose. · 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

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