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Associate Deans Conference

An event designed for decision-makers in business school operations and management.
1​ – 3​ September
Scottsdale, Arizona, USA
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Associate Deans Conference
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Your role as the associate, assistant, or vice dean at your business school carries vital responsibilities in the overall operations of your institution. With significant shifts in workforce talent and societal demands, we share key insights that help you balance resources, fulfill a wide array of responsibilities, and maximize your institutional goals. Join more than 235 decision-makers as we work to translate vision to action. Gain tools to navigate big-picture strategy while mastering everyday details.

Who Should Attend?

Associate, Assistant, Vice, and Deputy Deans, Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellors, Deputy and Policy Directors, Chairs/Chairpersons, Academic Heads, as well as program managers and leaders who manage faculty and operations at business schools. 

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For more information, please contact [email protected]

Pricing (USD)
Member Pricing
By 4 August
1,195 USD
On or after 5 August
1,345 USD
Non-Member Pricing
By 4 August
1,495 USD
On or after 5 August
1,645 USD

To stay current in your role as Associate Dean in any business school, you must attend the AACSB Associate Deans conference.

Lisa Anne D. Slatten, Associate Dean , Quality Professor, B. I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Attending the Associate Deans AACSB conference was truly a game-changer... I left with a renewed sense of purpose and a toolkit of ideas to elevate our academic programs.

Marvell Nesmith, Associate Dean Academic Affairs, Emory University Goizueta Business School

The Associate Deans Conference is the best conference to attend if you serve in the Associate Dean role. It provides a welcoming community of peers... and excellent sessions on topics that are relevant specifically to associate deans.

Natasha Veltri, Associate Dean, Sykes College of Business, University of Tampa