Global School of Entrepreneurship

Global School of Entrepreneurship

Overview

The Global School of Entrepreneurship (GSE) prioritizes the entrepreneur's needs, offering MBA programs that seamlessly integrate real-world experience into the curriculum. Tailored to the individual entrepreneur, our programs ensure immediate impact on your business. Unlike traditional full-time MBAs, our flexible schedule considers your work and family commitments. Whether you choose our peer-based cohort model or one-to-one program, you'll have dedicated professors and experts guiding you through an entrepreneurial-focused curriculum, enhancing critical skills. The program culminates in a Capstone Project, addressing real business challenges with actionable solutions that apply academic concepts to your business objectives.

Degrees

Undergraduate Diplomas

Bachelor’s Degrees

Postgraduate Certificates

Master’s Degrees

Doctoral Degrees

Awards

MBA
Master of Business Administration
18 months
2250
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Dean

Eliot Gattegno

Eliot Gattegno

Eliot Gattegno is Managing Director of the Office of Digital Education at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. He is also an Associate Professor of Business Administration at Minerva Schools. He works with creative and innovative organizations around the world exploring the space between technology and education and what can happen where they intersect. Previously a professor of business and arts at NYU where he taught in the Program on Creativity + Innovation, he has been part of founding four universities and has been published in outlets ranging from Oxford University Press to Techcrunch, NBC News, and Quartz. He studied at Harvard University, Stanford University and has a doctorate from UC San Diego. He is also a critically acclaimed musician.

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Eliot Gattegno

Eliot Gattegno

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Eliot Gattegno is Managing Director of the Office of Digital Education at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. He is also an Associate Professor of Business Administration at Minerva Schools. He works with creative and innovative organizations around the world exploring the space between technology and education and what can happen where they intersect. Previously a professor of business and arts at NYU where he taught in the Program on Creativity + Innovation, he has been part of founding four universities and has been published in outlets ranging from Oxford University Press to Techcrunch, NBC News, and Quartz. He studied at Harvard University, Stanford University and has a doctorate from UC San Diego. He is also a critically acclaimed musician.

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Eliot Gattegno

Eliot Gattegno

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Eliot Gattegno is Managing Director of the Office of Digital Education at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. He is also an Associate Professor of Business Administration at Minerva Schools. He works with creative and innovative organizations around the world exploring the space between technology and education and what can happen where they intersect. Previously a professor of business and arts at NYU where he taught in the Program on Creativity + Innovation, he has been part of founding four universities and has been published in outlets ranging from Oxford University Press to Techcrunch, NBC News, and Quartz. He studied at Harvard University, Stanford University and has a doctorate from UC San Diego. He is also a critically acclaimed musician.

Jennifer Hammond Roberts

Jennifer Hammond Roberts

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Jenny Roberts serves as a member of the leadership team and broader faculty network with the Global School of Entrepreneurship, and is a talent, leadership, and workforce development leader with 15+ years of experience building people and performance systems that enable growth, transformation, and operational excellence. She is the Founder and Principal Consultant of Lumina Lane Partners, advising founders, executives, and growing organizations on aligning strategy, talent, and operating models—strengthening leadership capability, hiring and performance practices, and scalable organizational foundations. Her work has included supporting the Global School of Entrepreneurship in shaping its strategic and operational foundation across MBA, doctoral study, and curriculum-as-a-service offerings.

Previously, Jenny spent nearly a decade at Anheuser-Busch InBev (global and its innovation and corporate venture capital arm) in global talent and people operations leadership roles. Her experience includes leading enterprise and division-level operations, excellence, and transformation work—spanning workforce and performance systems, leadership and career enablement programming, engagement, HR operating model design change management, and HRIS/data architecture—across global and local teams in rapid growth environments.

Earlier in her career, she held roles in operations and strategy, executive recruiting within alternative investments, and financial research and software consulting. Jenny holds an MBA from the University of Virginia Darden School of Business and a BS in Commerce from the University of Virginia. With a commitment to lifelong learning, she has completed additional coursework at Harvard Business School, led Six Sigma project work, and brings a design-thinking lens to her approach. She is also a Certified Coach through the Coach Training Alliance, focused on helping others build clarity, confidence, and momentum in their personal development and career growth.