"Japan was incredible, and I cannot imagine seeing it in any other setting. It was so special to experience the country through the eyes of my #MBA classmates. They shared their favourite places, foods, and traditions with us. Over the course of the week, I had the chance to form strong bonds with classmates that I hadn’t before and there is nothing better than that! Christine Dubbert shares a global trek to Japan, as part of her MBA year in Cambridge. #MBA #Bschool #Global #adventures #Japan #CambridgeMBA #CJBS Cambridge Judge Business School
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