Meet our 2023 Hinrich Global Trade Leader scholars at the London School of Economics
Published 23 August 2023
Congratulations to Elizabeth Brown and Zhenliang Bai (Warren), our 2023 Hinrich Global Trade Leader scholarship recipients for the Executive Global Master's in Management program at the London School of Economics.
We are thrilled to welcome Elizabeth Brown (US) and Zhenliang Bai (Warren) (China) into the Hinrich Foundation family as our 2023 Hinrich Global Trade Leader scholarship recipients for the London School of Economics and Political Science - Executive Global Master's in Management.
These scholarships are awarded annually to up-and-coming executives and talented professionals passionate about advancing sustainable global trade.
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Elizabeth Brown (US) Hinrich Global Trade Leader London School of Economics Executive Global Master's in Management, Class of 2025
“I am committed to championing equity and sustainability in global trade. I believe that true progress lies in the creation of inclusive trade systems that uplift small businesses while ensuring the preservation of our planet's precious resources.” |
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Zhenliang Bai (Warren) (China) Hinrich Global Trade Leader London School of Economics Executive Global Master's in Management, Class of 2025
"Multilateral trading contributes to international relations and regional harmony. Removing barriers to trade is paramount, especially when trade policies are wielded as tools of conflict.” |
"Congratulations to Elizabeth and Warren on their LSE scholarships,” said Alex Boome, Program Director at the Hinrich Foundation. “We are excited about and dedicated to fostering their leadership development as they contribute to the advancement of sustainable global trade. Best wishes for their journey ahead!”
About London School of Economics – Executive Global Master’s in Management
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) is an esteemed institution at the forefront of global education. Established in 1895, LSE nurtures a tradition of academic excellence and innovation, making it a magnet for forward-thinking individuals seeking to delve into the realms of economics, politics, sociology, law, and beyond. Renowned for its diverse and dynamic community, LSE serves as a crucible for the exchange of ideas and perspectives from around the world.
The LSE Executive Global Master’s in Management is a 17-month part-time program designed to provide outstanding working professionals with a unique combination of intellectual skills, practical abilities and access to networks that empower career success in management and leadership roles on a global scale.
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