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“You should be proud of where you work,
which is dependent on having a corporate vision that you can believe
in, knowing that what you are doing can make a difference.” That
was the advice of Dr. Rolf-E. Breuer, chairman of the supervisory board
of Deutsche Bank, to IESE’s 40th MBA graduating class.
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The comparison between the role of a CEO and the conductor of an orchestra is commonplace. But Prof. Paddy Miller explains how he brought the comparison to life with real musicians and participants in IESE’s leadership program for Visteon managers. In doing so, he learned much more than he expected. |
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Entrepreneur eyes Eastern Promise Roland
Berger, the one-man consultant who says he didn’t start with great
ambitions, now presides over one of the world’s leading strategy
consulting firms. |
Return to IESE
More than 700 MBA graduates took part in
the MBA Alumni Reunion this spring, a bi-annual event that has become
a tradition for alumni. This year, the event marked the 40th anniversary
of the MBA program, giving more reason for celebration. |
“We
want to help the leaders of tomorrow” She exudes both passion and a great sense of responsibility. María del Pino has run the Rafael del Pino Foundation for four years now, fully aware that its goals are ambitious and its resources limited. Her aim is to ensure that the foundation’s work is recognized for both its excellence and its value. |
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