Business schools end up programs

posted on: Nov 29 2011 7:30 by RDugey. Viewed 24 times.

Barna Business School, in conjunction with IESE Business School, announced that 25 Presidents, owners and executives of prominent institutions in Cuba, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic and Venezuela finished a programme of international leadership that promote both academies called Advanced Management Program (AMP).

Information was released by the Lady Fabeka LeBron, Rector and member of the Board of Regents and the Barna Business School academic Business Council, who emphasized that the programme seeks to explore implementing best practices and the latest strategies for creating and sustaining competitive advantage in a global economic environment that requires visionary leadership.

He stressed that the institution which directs holds a strategic alliance with the IESE Business School in order to transform societies business in the region of the Caribbean through education higher.

The program u000athey took out the employers in the country was developed at the headquarters of Santo Domingo, New York and Barcelona.

The Mr Mark Silverman, President of the Bank's progress and graduated from the new development stated that "the unique experience of AMP, which combines the opportunity to interact with a select group of entrepreneurs and some of the best teachers in the world to discuss issues of relevance, constitute a valuable contribution to our businesses and lives towards a future special"", under practical, global insight and real".

Council of Regents from Barna Business School in LeBron headquarters Rector and director of scientific staff and Member Member

"The shared mission of both schools is the form full leaders that" u000acreated in the generation of wealth to the extent that the word entails; spiritual, occupational, personal wealth and materials. "Since the beginning of Barna have worked to make anyone who happens by our institution in best professional and better person, since we start from the belief that businesses are worth what they are worth their people," expressed Ms. Lebrón to the newly graduates. "From the position that you are can impact, that they have a very high capacity to and help make a difference in their country", said Professor Sabriá, while encouraged the second promotion of AMP to be agents of change.

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Barna Business School is the first and only business school of Dominican Republic and the Caribbean, founded and supported by business leaders as a bid for economic growth in the region through the transformation u000athe leadership role and a new corporate vision.

IESE is one of the ten most important international business schools, and its executive education and MBA programmes have been identified as the best in the world by The Financial Times and The Economist magazines. "It is the intention of both schools power, through the BarnañIESE partnership, continue giving programs".