Following the victory in the “Global Management Challenge (GMC) 2024 Macao Region Final”, the Miracle team from the School of Business (MSB) at the Macau University of Science and Technology (MUST) has achieved another success. The team represented Macau in the “Asian Management Game 2025”, organized by the Macau Management Association, and stood out among top teams from various Asian countries and regions, winning the championship and adding glory to the University and Macau.
The Asian Management Game is an online international competition hosted by the Macau Management Association. This competition gathered outstanding teams from diverse Asian countries, including Nepal and India. The participating teams are elite representatives from their respective regions and showcase the highest level of competition. This year’s competition brought together exceptional teams from Nepal, India, Malaysia, and many other Asian countries, resulting in an exciting competition.
As the GMC Macao Regional champion, the Miracle team leveraged their excellent business analysis skills and team spirit, applying the valuable experience and strategic thinking gained from the GMC event to the Asian Management Game. Facing a new market environment and stronger opponents, the team members composedly and rapidly analyzed historical data, and made precise decisions regarding marketing, production, human resources, and finance, ultimately achieving an outstanding overall performance and won the championship.
Group photo of the Miracle team: (From left) Zhang Chi, Wang Ziyu, Wu Chenxi
The Miracle team members including Zhang Chi, Wang Ziyu and Wu Chenxi expressed that this competition was not only a practice of knowledge but also a significant test of the team’s adaptability and holistic perspective. They expressed gratitude for the support from MUST and mentors, believing that this honor will inspire more MUST students to showcase themselves on the international stage and pursue excellence.
MUST MSB has always prioritized the cultivation of students’ practical abilities, encouraging them to actively participate in various international competitions. The School not only offers professional theoretical courses but also provides pre-competition training, mentoring, and alumni sharing, establishing the connections for students to transform knowledge into practice. The success of the Miracle team is not only a result of individual efforts but also reflects the teaching philosophy and educational achievements of MUST MSB. This accomplishment once again demonstrates the significant success of MUST in cultivating future business leaders with an international perspective and practical capabilities.
(Format reviewed by Helen Kam)
