Corporate Partners

The Institute is forging partnerships with leading corporations worldwide with the mutual goal of furthering research and understanding of the rapidly expanding role of emerging markets in the global economy.

Corporations that partner with the Emerging Markets Institute will have:

  • Access to world-class research
  • The opportunity for in-depth peer-to-peer idea exchange
  • The opportunity to sponsor a student project of specific relevance to your company
  • The opportunity to recruit graduates from the Emerging Markets Student Fellows program, which requires a rigorous combination of studies and practical experience in emerging markets
  • Private round-tables where business leaders can network and exchange views on specific topics
  • An annual academic conference on emerging market research
  • The opportunity to request benchmark studies on countries, industries and issues
  • Access to a comprehensive database of academic research on emerging markets and a directory of leading researchers
  • Recognition on the Institute’s web site
  • Two leading corporate partners of the EMI are Citi and BISSELL Homecare, Inc.

CitiBissell
General Electric


Member Levels and Benefits 

Request your consideration of becoming our corporate partner

 

 
 
Founding Partner
($50,000
for 3 years)
Institute Partner
($25,000
per year)
Institute Member
($10,000
per year)
Participation in annual, private founding corporate partner retreat  X    
Opportunity to sponsor a student project  X    
Advisory board membership  X  X  
Participation in institute round-tables  X  X  
Invitation to annual academic conference  X  X  X
Access to research and expert database  X  X  X
Opportunity to pre-screen and meet students enrolled in certificate program  X  X  X
Recognition on institute website   X  X  X


Interested in becoming a corporate partner? Click here.

Gopal Bethmangalkar, AMBA '13

“The Emerging Markets Institute has been very helpful in introducing me to key decision-makers at global companies, which has facilitated opportunities in business development and supply chain management.”

- Gopal Bethmangalkar, AMBA '12
        EMI Fellow