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BENGALURU: The International School of Management Excellence (ISME), Bengaluru, has constituted an International Advisory Council to significantly scale and systematise its global faculty engagement, student exchange, research collaboration, and curriculum integration efforts, marking a major step in its long term international strategy. The Advisory Council brought together senior academic leaders and global industry practitioners with extensive experience across Europe, Southeast Asia, and India.
The Council consists of ISME Founder Director Dr Nitin Garg and includes senior international academics and industry leaders such as Prof. Dr. Harald J. Bolsinger - Professor at THWS Germany and Director of the Master’s programme in Managing Global Dynamics, Alex Loh - Executive Director at MDIS Singapore, Prof. Dr. Macario Fernandes - Founder, Macarism Integrated Services UK, and Mr. Pronob J. Chetia, Senior People & Culture leader, Volvo Group Singapore. Dr. Rony G. Kurien, Dean ISME, Pallavi Jain, Director International Relations, Ms. Manasa Ravishakar, and Dr Purnajit Chatterjee, Head - External Relations, Training & Consultancy from ISME are also part of the committee.
Speaking on the development, Dr Nitin Garg said, “Internationalisation cannot be reduced to MoUs or short term travel programmes. It has to reflect how institutions collaborate on knowledge creation through faculty exchange and student mobility. The Advisory Council has been created to bring global rigour, accountability, and execution focus to this effort.”
ISME currently has active academic partnerships across seven countries, including Singapore, Germany, France, the United States, Belarus, and Malaysia, with student exchange and immersion programmes already operational with institutions in Singapore and Germany. The Advisory Council’s mandate is to expand international engagements across ISME’s full academic portfolio and drive internationalisation across key academic and institutional areas.
With the support of its council members, ISME aims to strengthen global collaboration through research partnerships, faculty exchange, online certification collaborations and student exchange initiatives, with the objective of enhancing the global perspective of its faculty and students. The Council will also continue to expand its global representation across regions worldwide to support ISME’s long-term international vision.
