President's Report

Presentation Now Available at www.gmaa.asn.au

GMA Award Winners

MBAs In The News

GMA New Members

GMA Contacts

Philip Leitch 

National President

&

Qld Chapter

President

Dear Members and Associates,

It’s Ratings time again.

The latest results have been released for the GMAA Star Ratings.  They are listed on our web site:

http://gmaa.asn.au/star_rating.cfm

There has been a fair mount of movement in the ratings this year with 14 courses increasing their Star rating, with only four courses loosing one Star.  This indicates continuing improvement of Australian MBAs.

Congratulations go to the universities that maintained their 5-Star ratings, which were: Universities of Queensland, Adelaide, South Australia, Melbourne, Macquarie, Deakin, as well as two programmes from both Griffith and University of Western Australia.

Congratulations also go to the two MBA programmes that increased to 5-Stars this year: University of Adelaide’s Master of Business Administration (Advanced) and Deakin University’s Master of Business Administration (International).  

There has also been increasing attention on the GMAA Star ratings.  We are frequently contacted about the Star Ratings and it is our most popular internet page.

The release is very timely as the national MBA & Postgrad expo launches September 8-24.  We will have representatives at each of the cities to provide the star ratings, discuss MBAs with prospective students and seek membership from prospective students.

The postgrad expo may also be of interest to current members seeking continuing professional development or further post-grad qualification.

For more information go to http://www.postgradexpo.com.au/postgrad/index.html

Regards,

Philip Leitch

National President

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Congratulations to all the GMAA Award Winners who are also new members of the GMAA.

Ballarat

Ms Vicki J Coltman

Mr Cameron Duthie

Griffith

Mr Michael Genrich

MGSM

Mr Todd Hulbert

QUT

Mr David Jones

Mr Paul David Long

RMIT

Ms Felicia Felicia

Ms Ana Gelemanovic

Swinburne

Mr Timothy Probert

USQ

Mr Christian Dammann

Mr John Warmington

Victoria

Dr Bob Townsend

Mr George Vrakas

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Name

Grade

Chapter

School

Dr Kannan Muralidhar 

Affiliate

Overseas

Adrian Clarke

Full

Victoria

Ballarat

Deon de Saldanha

Full

Overseas

WITS

Micheal Camacho

Full

WA

Gordon Institute

Adrian Parker

Full

NSW

Newcastle

Jorge Contreras

Full

SA

ITESM

Dunstan Netto

Full

Qld

Griffith

Pranav Vikas

Student

Vic

Monash

George Rozanitis

Student

Vic 

Deakin

David Sheldon Clarke

Student

Overseas

Deakin

Nanda Kumar C.S.

Student

Victoria

Monash

Big Three finetune their MBAs

Business Education: Stephen Matchett | August 19, 2009 

Perhaps happy business faculties, like families, all look much the same.

Alec Cameron, dean of UNSW's Australian School of Business, says the new strategic plan, which is ready to launch, emphasises expanding awareness of his colleagues' work. At UNSW, demand from international and domestic students has stayed strong, thanks "to our fantastic reputation". At Melbourne the university-wide emphasis on expanded graduate studies will mean more pre-experience masters courses in business, but Abernethy "does not anticipate" expanding the total number of students. 

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