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Today the magazine reaches every corner of the planet. Published in English and Spanish, it is read by some 30,000 managers and CEOs. Our goal is to do what we always have: bring IESE closer to all alumni.
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 "Never
Forget People"
A brief experience
of living in the United States in 1966 and being able to speak English
opened new doors for Kees Storm. The rest, as they say, is history,
as he went on to chair Aegon, one of the world’s largest listed
life insurers. |
Europe’s Economy Focus of Alumni Reunion
Europe faces the challenge of establishing
its role on the global scene over the next few years. At the reunion,
various experts shared their views on how to achieve this goal with
some 1,300 participants. The event took place on November 11 in Madrid
and attracted alumni reflecting 26 different nationalities. |
"Leadership
is Learned by Experience” Trained as a naval engineer, Antonio González-Adalid found that the IESE MBA changed his life. “I thought that it would be a complement to my professional career but it ended up changing it completely.” He confesses that he will still sometimes wander around a port, looking at the ships moored there. |
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