A rigorous M.B.A. curriculum can provide more value than teaching management or the latest technical skills, says Francesca Cornelli, the dean of Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, as fewer young professionals apply to business school
Francesca Cornelli says she didn’t plan on leaving London to lead a U.S. business school.
But after 25 years at the London Business School as a finance professor, the Italian native uprooted her life to become dean of Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management last summer. She was drawn to the idea of teaching a new wave of managers how to deal with disruption, she says, and hopes to lead by example.
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