University alumni receive internationally recognised award
Leeds University Business School alumni Dr Angel Gurría and Emily Cummins have been named as two of the world's most influential business leaders.
Dr Angel Gurría and Emily Cummins
Leeds University Business School alumni Dr Angel Gurría and Emily Cummins are among 100 notable alumni from AACSB-accredited schools who are making an impact in the world through their business acumen, leadership, or entrepreneurial success.
Dr Gurría is Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Emily Cummins is an award-winning inventor with an interest in sustainable design.
Peter Moizer, Dean of Leeds University Business School commented: “We are tremendously proud to see our alumni recognised as influential leaders by the AACSB, and in the company of such high profile business people from across the globe.”
Thomas R. Robinson, president and chief executive officer of AACSB International, said: “It is my honour to recognise Dr Angel Gurría and Emily Cummins for their contributions as Influential Leaders, and to thank Leeds University Business School for its dedication to providing a business education environment based on engagement, innovation, and impact."
Read more on the Leeds University Business School website.
A full list of recipients can be found on AACSB.
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