Mention of the nation's capital appears throughout as key pictures (the first picture that appears on its home base), as its name, its logo, and in its slogans. A bust of a confidant Washington is featured on one of its websites. It proclaims itself to be surrounded by "the World Bank, The International Monetary Fund, and the U.S. State Department." It is, as it wants to show: "At the center of it all." Consequently, it shows students who project the image and garb of smart-dressed professionals, alumni who now work 'around the world,' and promotes itself as disseminating an image of "responsibility, passion, and globalization" through "ethical leadership and sustainable business practices."
Far more of a formal atmosphere than Smith, GWSB takes pride in pointing out that its alumni work in high-profile executive positions and in Government and World Bank services. High-brow and sophisticated, GWSB projects itself as conservative and traditional in style, doing this through its cool colors (compare this to Smith's focus on modernity and innovation), formal branding, and awards that focus on excellence and responsibility. 'Fact' clips describe the benefits of the School: how it prepares its students for professional careers, is a recognized education leader, and provides "practical experiences that leverage the unique advantages of its Washington, D.C. location."
It positions itself as "a preeminent business school that is recognized for scholarly research, teaching excellence, and innovative curricula focused on the responsible management of organizations in the global environment." Policy discussion is one of its enticements.
GWSB has almost none of the audio and visual clips that distinguish Smith, nor does it mention innovation (as associated with modern context), diversity, communal spirit or sport. It is exclusively Government-centered associating itself with the Nation's capitol, and projecting a spirit of responsibility,...
Color choice, however, is highly consistent across all marketing materials, creating at least some sense of cohesion. Positioning of the course is focused on the flexibility of the program's scheduling and course offerings as well as the diversity of the professional backgrounds that students in the program possess; the actual offerings of the course are described only in vague detail in most marketing materials, with encouragement for students to
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