FROM IDEAS TO IMPLEMENTATION Management Education for socially responsible business leaders

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1 FROM IDEAS TO IMPLEMENTATION Management Education for socially responsible business leaders 1. BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN LATIN AMERICA 2. WHAT WE ARE DOING 3. WHERE WE ARE GOING 4. Q & A Dr. Jaime Alonso Gómez National Dean and Professor of Strategy and International Management EGADE - ITESM [email protected] 1

WHAT WE ARE DOING 3. WHERE WE ARE GOING 4. Q & A Dr.

2 BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN LATAM ON ONE HAND. CSR has been for decades part of the company business model (mainly large companies had to provide schools, clinics, food, recreation etc, (.governments could not provide) Strong initial evidence that CSR strategies are becoming more formalized throughout the region as we have seen in Brazil, Peru, Chile, Argentina, México, Colombia, etc.) ON THE OTHER HAND.. Dynamic political environment (changes between right and left) Difficult to eliminate issues (drug traffic, violence, poverty..) Markets have been open for only years Serious asymmetries (econ, social, tech) Government capabilities and institutions lacking knowledge to formally engage in government fostered CSR initiatives Demographic issues (Population, age, etc.) 2

etc.) ON THE OTHER HAND.. Dynamic political environment (changes between right and left) Difficult to eliminate issues (drug traffic, violence, poverty.

3 BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN LATAM WE CAN NOT THINK OF A BETTER TIME TO INVEST IN CSR INITIATIVES IN LATAM EGADE Business School EQUIS, AACSB, AMB Accredited Has been Ranked by FT, WSJ, Sonora Norte Guaymas Ciudad Obregon The Economist, BW, Handelsblatt Expansión, A. Dr. Economía Jaime Alonso GOMEZ Ciudad Juarez Sinaloa Mazatlan Guadalajara Chihuahua Laguna Eugenio Garza Sada Monterrey Saltillo San Luis Potosi Zacatecas Tampico Leon Queretaro Hidalgo Irapuato Morelos Colima Edo. de Mexico Cd. de Mexico Toluca The Monterrey Tech University System 93,000+ students professors 33 campuses Veracruz Chiapas 3

Economía Jaime Alonso GOMEZ Ciudad Juarez Sinaloa Mazatlan Guadalajara Chihuahua Laguna Eugenio Garza Sada Monterrey Saltillo San Luis Potosi Zacatecas

4 Old World Frankfurt New York New World New York Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur O T H E R Frankfurt London Paris London Singapore Shanghai W O R L D Paris 4

5 EGADE s s Strategy Country & Regional EGADE Challenges Strategies: Sustainable Wealth Creation International Competitiveness (I,O) Research for technological Innovation (NVC) Corporate Social Responsibility + Sustainable Development TBNVC (Incub + Accel) Family Business Inst. Democracy, community/regional development =>competitive society Quality on higher education management systems Base of the Pyramid efficient markets. New and more robust education methods Strategic International Alliances 5

6 SOME RESULTS: Alumni Profile Undergraduate level 158,887 Graduate level 35,911 YEARS AFTER GRADUATION Is or has been a business owner or business partner Is or has been in public service Belongs or has belonged to a civil association 5 39% 13% 28% 10 51% 14% 31% 15 61% 17% 34% 20 70% 20% 39% 25 76% 23% 54% 6

partner Is or has been in public service Belongs or has belonged to a civil

7 > 5,000 students/yr coming from abroad > 6,000 students/yr + going abroad North America 33% Europe 35.5% Asia 5% South America Africa 24% Australia 0.5% 2% Professors going abroad (last 5 years) > 4,800, 65% in the USA/Can Professor coming from abroad (last 5 years) > 2,100, 40% from the USA/Can Data from

5% 2% Professors going abroad (last 5 years) > 4,800, 65% in the USA/Can

8 1626 Centros Comunitarios de Aprendizaje (CCA s): Community Learning Centers in Mexico Marginalization level Bajo Medio Alto Muy alto Relativo Predominantemente indígena Micro regions in Mexico 263 micro regions 99,981 counties 62,238 counties less than 50 inhabitants 20 millions are in These micro regions USA: 230 Fuente: CONAPO 2000 CA/SA: 80 8

Micro regions in Mexico 263 micro regions 99,981 counties 62,238 counties less than 50

9 Socially responsible Ecologically respectful Economically Robust WEALTH CREATION Business created: 963 Including 25, 000 jobs ENGINE FOR DEVELOPMENT ENERGY: eolic (low-cost generator) solar (n solar panels based on nano - particles and nan molecules) WATER: water treatment using nano - membran HEALTH CARE systems using nano-devices. ENVIRONMENT: wireless sensors for monitor and control of emissions and other environmen impact conditions, Geographic Informat Systems. HOUSING, and low cost construction and au construction systems. 9

treatment using nano - membran HEALTH CARE systems using nano-devices.

10 EGADE: From From Ideas to Implementation Country, Regional and Global Challenges Sustainable Wealth Creation International Competitiveness (I,O) Research for technological Innovation (NVC) Democracy, community/regional development =>competitive society Quality on higher education management systems Strategic Initiatives Corporate Social Responsibility + Sustainable Development TBNVC (Incub + Accel), Family Business Inst. Base of the Pyramid efficient markets. New and more robust education methods Strategic International Alliances Wealth Creation and Employability Knowledge Economy New Companies Improved International Competitiveness Well Rounded Citizens More Robust Democracy Socially Responsible Innovation Driven Differentiated Institution 10

Development TBNVC (Incub + Accel), Family Business Inst. Base of the Pyramid efficient markets.

Monterrey Tech s International Strategy

Proceedings Enhancement of the Global Perspective for Engineering Students by Providing an International Experience Engineering Conferences International Year 2003 Monterrey Tech s International Strategy