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The academic year 2006-07 was one of I know he is looking forward to building
Welcome
both transition and success. Our previous on our efforts by continuing to recruit the
Dean, Laura Tyson, returned to the US best faculty, delivering the finest degree
after five years leading London Business and executive programmes and strengthening
School to resume her teaching and to give the School’s financial firepower to achieve its
more time to her various board and political aims. His record in the commercial world, in
activities. Sir Andrew Likierman, Professor particular his skills in nurturing relationships
of Management Practice in Accounting, with a wide range of stakeholders, will
became Acting Dean in January. Andrew ensure that the School becomes even
led the School astutely and with rigour. more effective at meeting the needs of
“ ...the commercial perspective that Robin will bring to
both students and businesses.
On 1 September 2007, Robin Buchanan,
bear will be invaluable at this point in the School’s life.” the former Senior Partner in the UK of I am proud of the School’s achievements
Bain & Company, became the School’s this past year and am especially fortunate
seventh Dean. We are fortunate to have to be Chairman of the Governing Body
attracted someone of Robin’s calibre. of this enterprising and great institution.
Whilst London Business School is indeed
well-placed on the global stage, the
commercial perspective that Robin will bring
to bear will be invaluable at this point in the
School’s life. He is recognised by cutting-
edge businesses for his thinking around
corporate strategy and board effectiveness.
His leadership style is results driven, client- Sir John Ritblat
focussed, high-energy and team-orientated. Chairman, Governing Body
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