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 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

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

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

The proportion of organizations that have a corporate responsibility manager shot up to 62 percent in 2011, versus 42 percent in 2010. · Read More