A key focus of the meeting was the ASEAN Cafe session, where delegates divided into two groups to propose strategies for rebuilding member involvement, reactivating activities, and strengthening shifting focus from traditional lectures to immersive programs, such as organizing workshops on case development, collaborating with MSMEs for real world context, and initiating a case writing competition to promote digitally accessible learning, while also proposing enrollment strategies inspired by Singapore Management University. Concurrently, the second group championed initiatives to enhance student mobility within ASEAN, proposed developing an ASEAN Business Case Competition and a Global Classroom focused on entrepreneurship and sustainability, and discussed opportunities for a Ph.D. colloquium, joint research grants, and expanding membership to ASEAN+3 countries, such as China, in areas like green technology.