Considering an MBA? You Need to Know AIGAC! (Episode 134)

Join the coaches of MBA Waves - Bara Sapir, Eric Lucrezia, and Krithika Srinivasan - as we get to know AIGAC - the Association of International Graduate Admissions Consultants. Not only are Eric, Krithika, and Bara all AIGAC members, but we've invited 3 others - Candy Lee LaBalle, Paulo Oliveira, and Laura Nelson to join the party, and share their experiences with MBA applicants and Admissions Directors form most of the world's top business schools.
With just these 6 AIGAC members, we cover territory including Brazil, France, Spain, India, and 2 locations within the US. Combined, we have over 100 years of educational consulting experience and lot's of wisdom and insights to share. We join the ranks of many more AIGAC consultants around the world that have been verified by AIGAC for the quality, integrity, professionalism, and efficacy YOU NEED when considering an MBA admissions consultant. With stakes this high, you won't want to miss this episode!
MBA Waves was founded by professional coaches and consultants in the complex universe of MBA admissions, everything from researching, preparing, applying, interviewing, and getting into top MBA programs around the world, and all topics related to the journey that is both intimidating and beautiful. We're here to help!
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www.AIGAC.org
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It is my humble request to keep the music very low so that we can hear what is being said. Removing it completely also would not be a bad idea.