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8 BizEd JULY | AUGUST 2015 calendar ALSO CONSIDER: PHOTOGRAPH BY ISTOCK Latin America and Caribbean Annual Conference Lima, Peru The third oªering of the Latin America and Caribbean Annual Conference will highlight trends in strategy, curriculum, and faculty development aªecting schools throughout the region, as well as share services available to AACSB members. Conference sessions will be delivered in Spanish. Continuous Improvement Review Seminar Chicago, Illinois Formerly called Maintenance of Accreditation, this seminar will highlight who should be involved in the continuous improvement review process, how to prepare for a continuous improvement review visit, and how to act on a review team's feedback before the next visit. Annual Accreditation Conference Chicago, Illinois AACSB's Annual Accreditation Conference will tackle trends such as online learning, executive education, faculty models, financial strategy, and the impact of research within the context of accreditation. Of special importance: how accreditation can drive engagement, innovation, and impact at business schools. Enhancing & Measuring Impact Forum Tampa, Florida Sessions at this interactive forum will explore the role of impact in business education, ways to promote mission-based stakeholder engagement, and ways to communicate and measure a school's impact. At group discussion and brainstorming ses- sions, participants will share mission statements and develop mission-driven impact strategies. Asia Pacific Annual Conference Xi'an, China Those at this event will examine how social, political, and environmental trends will shape Asian business education—and how those trends can drive business school innovation. AACSB's new president and CEO Tom Robinson will be available to meet attendees. Lessons for Aspiring Deans Seminar & Seminar for New Associate Deans Kansas City, Missouri This weekend will feature two of AACSB's most popular events. "Lessons for Aspiring Deans" will help participants determine whether pursuing a dean's position is right for them. Sessions will cover the job's rewards and responsibilities, the criteria search committees most often look for, application strategies, and advice from current deans. "New Associate Deans" will explore eªective ways for associate deans to manage areas such as student services, external relations, curriculum development, faculty, research, accreditation, and assurance of learning. Launching & Implementing a Responsible Management Education Program Copenhagen, Denmark Organized by Copenhagen Business School and the CBS-Executive Program on the Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME), this seminar is directed to university administrators and faculty responsible for designing curricula that align with PRME objectives. The seminar will include responsible management's role in core and elective courses, as well as a school's brand and communi- cations. Visit www.cbs-executive.dk/program/prme. Executive MBA Council Annual Conference Singapore With the theme "Global Shift," EMBAC's 2015 conference will feature "EMBA Insights—Marketing and Admissions in Asia," a program presenting best practices when positioning a program in the market and identifying the best EMBA candidates. Visit www.emba.org/conference.htm. OCTOBER 25–28 SEPTEMBER 17–19 OCTOBER 31–NOVEMBER 1 SEPTEMBER 20–22 SEPTEMBER 19 AUGUST 10–11 Europe, Middle East, and Africa Annual Conference Frankfurt, Germany Held at the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, this program will bring together business school leaders who represent diverse cultures and perspectives. Sessions will explore cross-border collaborations, financial and faculty models, innovation and impact, sustainability, and responsible management education. Staª from AACSB's new o'ce in Amsterdam will be available to answer questions regarding its role in the region. For a complete listing of AACSB International's seminars, conferences, and webinars, visit www.aacsb.edu/events. OCTOBER 2527 OCTOBER 21–22 OCTOBER 11–13