
Women In Management Institute
Highlights the efforts and research of the Women at Monarch. The Women at Monarch are a vital and strong backbone of the School and bring a unique and energizing view to management research. In recent years the unique contribution of women in management has taken hold in boardrooms and business schools. The Women in Management Institute at Monarch is our effort to reinforce the important contributions and how they shape management thinking.

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The Institute creates open, short courses and brings them online so that you can increase your potential and perfect your skills.

Welcome to WIM!
Hello and welcome! This site is for our Monarch women to connect and celebrate one another as well as stay current on women leadership topics.

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If this is your first year at Monarch and need some help adjusting to your academic journey, click here to get connected to a Monarch Mentor.
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Dr. Miray Barsoum Graduates The PhD Program With Distinction
“Empowering Women Entrepreneurs in Developing Economies: A Case Study of Egypt”. The dissertation covered both theory and application of the new “WEMPOWER” model, “Women Empowerment” model. The outgrowth of the dissertation is already being implemented on the ground and has received support through USAID in Egypt.

Dr. Ntara Recognized for Outstanding Contribution to Research & Innovation
Monarch Business School is very proud to mention that Alumnus Dr. Caroline Ntara was recently honored with an Outstanding Contribution to Research & Innovation from KCA University in Nairobi, Kenya . Dr. Ntara is a graduate of the PhD program at Monarch from 2021. The award demonstrates the dedication and professionalism that Dr. Ntara brings to her duties.

Leadership Decision Making in an Era of Corporate Sustainability
CSR has matured over the last years entering an era of global business responsibility where a growing number of ESG laws and regulations are pushing MNCs to ‘adapt or die’.

Assessing The Socio-Economic Impact Of Female Recidivism On The Attainment Of SDGs
South Africa has one of the highest recidivism rates in the world, estimated to be between 50% and 90%. The global number of incarcerated women has increased by 53% since the year 2000.
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