Global School Management Announces Strategic Growth Investment from BDT & MSD Partners
'We are pleased to support GSM's mission of enabling access to high-quality education at scale,' said Chris Gleysteen, Managing Director at BDT & MSD. 'We have great admiration for what Ron and the GSM team have built and look forward to our partnership with Safanad to fuel this next phase of GSM's growth.'
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