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Executive Education Meets Corporate Needs For many years, executive education was in the dog house and not taken seriously. Within the last 5-years, both the seriousness of the programmes and the perception by companies towards this type of education has radically changed. Part of the change has been driven by the companies themselves and by seasoned managers who want to expand their core competencies on the jobs. The leading business sch... Olyan School of Business draws international attention The Olyan School of Business is part of the American University based in Beirut. Its sights are set on expansion and capitalizing on the new trends in business and demands for business education. George Khalil Najjar, the current dean is very optimistic. He sees business education as a global activity with enormous potential. His ambitions are to make OSB a major center for education in the r... What Can You Expect From an EMBA Although the same institutions deliver MBAs and EMBAs, they are not the same programmes nor are they delivered in the same manner. They do however, make the same demands on your time, require the same intense approach to study and will give you the ROI you seek after graduation. For example, many future EMBA participants believe that the GMAT is not required. This is a misnomer. The GMAT is r... Radical Change Sweeps Henley Henley Management College has brought in Chris Bones formerly from Cadbury-Schweppes to shake up this venerable academic institution. Since his appointment in January, business schools in general have been asking themselves what do we teach and how can we best deliver training, which matters. Many schools still stress academic knowledge rather than management skills, which can be immediately appli...
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