How do great business leaders learn to navigate complexity, cultures, and real-world decision-making? For Andrew Foley, an alumnus of the Asia School of Business (ASB) inaugural MBA Class of 2018 and now Assistant Professor of Management & Organizations at New York University (NYU) Stern School of Business, the answer lies in Action Learning.
Reflecting on his journey from ASB student to academic, Andrew shares how the school’s distinctive learning approach—combining rigorous classroom education with hands-on industry projects across Southeast Asia—equipped him with the ability to think strategically while understanding the human and cultural dimensions behind business decisions.
His experiences working with companies in the region reinforced the importance of listening to stakeholders, embracing diverse perspectives, and developing solutions that create lasting value. Andrew also highlights Southeast Asia’s rapidly evolving business landscape as an exceptional environment for aspiring leaders to gain practical, global business experience.
Read Andrew Foley’s inspiring journey and discover how the Asia School of Business prepares future leaders to “think across worlds.”
Read the full article: https://asb.edu.my/andrew-foley-on-strategy-action-learning-and-the-asia-school-of-business-experience/
