The international association AMBA & BGA has featured Almaty Management University in its documentary series Leading the Future of Business Education – a project highlighting business schools and universities that are shaping the new global agenda in management education.
On the official AMBA & BGA platform, AlmaU is presented as a Central Asian Hub for Impact Leadership and Sustainable Growth and as one of the leading knowledge hubs in Central Asia.

This is more than simply participating in an international media project. For AlmaU and the Graduate School of Business, it is an important indicator of how the university is perceived by the professional community beyond Kazakhstan – as a school that not only operates within the regional context, but also helps shape it.
Today, Central Asia is becoming increasingly prominent on the global business agenda: investment is growing, entrepreneurial activity is gaining momentum, markets are transforming, and the demands placed on leaders are evolving accordingly. For today’s executives, functional expertise alone is no longer enough – they are expected to demonstrate strategic thinking, navigate uncertainty, identify new opportunities, and create sustainable value.
This is precisely the context that becomes the central theme of the episode dedicated to AlmaU.
In the film, AMBA & BGA explores how the university and its Graduate School of Business combine international approaches to business education with a deep understanding of Central Asia – its markets, entrepreneurial culture, and emerging generation of leaders.
The focus is on impact leadership, responsible management, entrepreneurial thinking, and sustainable growth. These are presented not simply as academic concepts, but as practical management principles for leaders who are making decisions and developing businesses in a rapidly changing region.
The episode also highlights the perspective of Andrew Main Wilson, CEO of AMBA & BGA, who emphasizes AlmaU’s role in developing responsible leadership in Central Asia.
For AlmaU, this is particularly significant: the story is not about the university’s own positioning, but about how its role in the region is articulated by one of the most respected international organizations in the field of business education.

Today, AlmaU is more than just a business school in Central Asia. It is part of an international conversation about what the business education of the next generation should look like – and where leaders capable of influencing the development of the region in a global context will be shaped.
▶️ Watch the AlmaU episode of AMBA & BGA’s international docuseries Leading the Future of Business Education on the official AMBA & BGA platform.
Watch the AlmaU episode on AMBA & BGA