Does GIBS invite visiting/guest faculty or corporate leaders regularly for sessions and how often do these happen?

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Mohammed Maqsood | Contributor-Level 9

2 days ago

GIBS regularly invites visiting instructors, experts from different industries and two corporate leaders every week to participate in the GIBS Learning Model, as well as the Multiple Real-World Business Methods.

These meetings are held approximately every two weeks as part of a comprehensive set of v

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Heena Agrawal | Scholar-Level 17

2 months ago

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Yes, GIBS (Global Institute of Business Studies) in Bangalore does invite visiting faculty and corporate leaders regularly to conduct guest lectures, seminars, workshops, and industry interaction sessions. This is an important aspect of their approach to education, as it bridges the gap between a

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