All of the courses push the boundaries of business-school fare. But even this pathbreaking approach to teaching leadership couldn't guarantee that Duxx would attract top-notch teachers. Hence Brumat's most profound innovation has been in how the school operates. There is no full-time faculty. Instead, professors come to Monterrey for eight days to three weeks, teach their courses, and then return to their regular positions.
People do a job and then go their separate ways.
The pace at Duxx is fast and furious. Students spend an average of 80 hours per week on their course work. But they're also given opportunities to spend less-structured time with their teachers. The Duxx Graduate School of Business Leadership is creating a new curriculum for leaders. Fast Company asked Dean Carlo Brumat to describe the qualities that today's leaders need.