What does it take for a business school to remain globally relevant while staying deeply rooted in its region? At the Asia School of Business (ASB) Presidential Dialogue held at MIT Sloan School of Management, three generations of ASB leadership come together for a timely conversation on the future of business education, leadership, and global competitiveness in an era shaped by AI and shifting geopolitical dynamics. Featuring: Professor Joseph Cherian (Current CEO, President, Dean & Distinguished Professor, 2025-present) Professor Sanjay Sarma (Former ASB President, 2023-2025) Professor Charles Fine (Founding ASB President, 2015-2022) Moderated by: Andrew Foley (Assistant Professor of Management and Organizations, NYU Stern; ASB MBA 2018-ASB’s inaugural cohort) The discussion explores how institutions can translate global trends into meaningful impact for Southeast Asia and beyond. As AI reshapes industries and talent demands, the conversation reinforces a key idea: the future of business education lies not just in global excellence, but in local relevance and the ability to navigate across worlds. Read more about the dialogue: https://asb.edu.my/global-excellence-local-relevance-mit-sloan/ Follow ASB for more insights and updates: LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/AsiaSchoolofBusiness Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asiaschoolofbusiness/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/asbedu.official/ Website: https://asb.edu.my/ #AsiaSchoolofBusiness #GlobalInquiryLocalHeart