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Tomasz Ludwicki – Ph.D. in Economics, Director of the Executive MBA Program and assistant professor for strategic management at the Faculty of Management at the University of Warsaw. He is a fellow of the Ford Foundation and Mellon Foundation in the U.S. (1995) and the Marie Curie Fellows Association of the European Union (2001). He is author of several articles and book chapters published by PWE, PWN, Gdańskie Wydawnictwo Psychologiczne and the publisher of the Department of Management at the University of Warsaw. He is co-author of the book "Strategia organizacji" by Prof. Christopher Obłój with contribution on strategic management and organizational consulting services. As a lecturer he specializes in strategic management and managing organizational processes. He taught courses at foreign universities including the University of Illinois at UC, Lund University and the Hochschule für Philosophie in Munich. As a researcher he is interested in questions on strategic management, organizational consulting and the relationship between consultant and client consulting projects. In his professional career he carried out consulting projects for Polish and international companies, dedicated to formulating and implementing strategies, planning processes and organizational structures, and training projects. |
Aleksandra Tomaszewska-Dąbała - Executive MBA Program Coordinator
Agnieszka Kostrzewa – Executive MBA Program Coordinator
Marta Idzikowska – Communication Coordinator
Magdalena Głogowska – Executive MBA Program Coordinator
Sylwia Kucharek - Executive MBA Program Coordinator
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