GBL Program | Learn, Think Critically and Improve Skills

Global Business Leaders

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Self Development Camp

In Self Development Camp, students engage in activities that involves lots of fun and learning!

Business Case Challenge

Business Case Challenge is a case competition held for the students, giving them an opportunity to solve real problems faced by companies across industries.

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Business Entrepreneur Contest

An entrepreneurship contest where students get to pitch their business ideas based on given theme.

Coming up May 2022! Stay tuned for updates.

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GREETINGS FROM GBL!

Global Business Leaders (GBL) initially founded back in 2008 by Michael Wu as a student organization in Ritsumeikan APU. Here in GBL, we provide a platform for students to learn, grow, think critically and improve skills and qualities in every aspect through various activities and events.
Throughout the years, we have been organizing regular events where GBL members are given the opportunities to utilize and hone their various skills either as staff or a participant, to achieve individual and collective goals. GBL is a culturally diverse and inclusive organization with members, participants, and alumni coming from across the globe! We are here to support, learn and be a mentor each other in all aspects of education.

Entering our 15th year, with the new mission of expanding our reach to students from other universities all over Japan as well as overseas, in December 2021, GBL started its journey as a new corporate entity in Japan as GBL Co. Ltd. (GBL 株式会社).

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