Annual Conference of the Program Executive MBA@UW Global Strategic Challenges 2016 took place on 22 January 2016 in the Centre of New Technologies of University of Warsaw, at ul. Banacha 2c, Warsaw. Each year it is one of the most important content-related meetings of our Graduates. Emerging theories, methods and tools in the area of management and challenges which managers of companies are facing were presented during the Conference.
This year the keynote lecture entitled “Big Data, Business Models and Future Technology” was given by Professor Philippe De Brouwer, new professors in higher education in our Executive MBA@UW Program, www.de-brouwer.com A lecture on the cultural differences in communication was given by Joanna De Brouwer, who was a representative of the SRI Executive Search Company, a Partner of the Conference. Tomasz Michałowicz and Paweł Rakowski, graduates of the 22nd edition of our EMBA@UW Program presented their own Consultation Project developed at the end of their higher education for the JiM Foundation, Autism Help: How to create a better world for autistic children in Poland. And how to finance it. Presentation of the project for the JiM Foundation. Dr. Tomasz Ludwicki, Director of the Executive MBA@UW Program spoke at the end of the meeting and presented the plan of the visit of the students of the current edition of the Executive MBA@UW Program to Mumbai in India. Graduates can also participate in the visit.
Another GSC2017 Conference will be organized in a year’s time. Please feel invited.
Partner of the Conference Global Strategic Challenges 2016: 
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AACSB International - Established in 1916, (AACSB) is the world’s largest business education alliance, connecting educators, learners, and business | ||
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The European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) - is an international association of business, public service organizations and consultancy in the field of management development |
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