Amanda Townshend

By Mr. Marco Kirschbaum How can non-profit organisations and social enterprises in Thailand and Nepal strengthen their social impact in a changing and increasingly demanding environment? A recently concluded analysis of their capacity-strengthening needs, conducted by one of AIT’s graduate student Mr. Kyaw Min Thant (MSc. BADT Class of 2026) with support from AIT and NGO Management Association (NMA), Geneva, highlights several practical priorities. Building on these findings, AIT and NMA are...

By: Dr. Tobias Endress The AIT School of Management welcomed Dr. Naing Win Htet, President of the Rotary Club of Mandalay, healthcare entrepreneur, and community leader, for a guest speaker session titled “Building Back Better in Mandalay: Resilience, Recovery, and Community Leadership After the Earthquake.” The session took place on 19 May 2026 at the AIT Downtown Campus in Bangkok and was facilitated by Dr. Tobias Endress. The talk was part of SOM’s “Building Back Better” series, which...

By: Neha Sarraf I took a break from the familiar flow of data and went to a wonderful presentation at AIT on Thursday afternoon. Three Bangkok-based organizations: Rotaract Club, Mirror Foundation, and Second Chance Bangkok came to AIT to show graduate students that business analytics skills have a life far beyond spreadsheets. It was an enlightening and inspiring experience with some dynamic presentations and even livelier questions; there was informal coffee networking with collection boxes...