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- PRIME Program Updates 8 octobre 08:53
- EMBA Updates 8 octobre 08:19
- MSB collaborates with Alba Business School 28 septembre 02:11
Mediterranean School of Business Professor Tawfik Jelassi explains the objective of the First Mediterranean Workshop on Management Information Systems (November 14-21, 2009) in his own words which is to highlight the strategic and competitive role of Information and Communication Technology. As stated by Dr. Jelassi, technology is no more regarded as ...a support tool but also as an enabler in the business process since it transforms the product, service process, as well as business models. Finally, managers are invited to use these opportunities created by IT to better compete in the marketplace and reinvent their companies.
Mediterranean School of Business MSB brings together leading professors to provide a 360 degree perspective about Marketing, Negotiations and Customer Relationship Management. Imperative insights related to marketing strategy design and implementation, use of technology to build and sustain relationships with customers, and tools to better negotiate a...nd partner are gained through a highly interactive learning experience. This objective-focused tailored program will immerse senior and mid-level executives with concrete plans, tools, and models crucial to enhance and reinvent their approach to Marketing Management.
www.msb-online.org
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For all our Manager's MBA Alumni and others who could qualify, here is a great opportunity to have your MBA Final Project Team participate in the MIT Arab Business Plan Competition and win among the first prizes to implement your Project. Please find below some information on this competition, and the website for furth...er details!
The MIT Arab Business Plan Competition is the first of its kind in the Arab world and is designed to encourage all entrepreneurs in the region to start their own company and, ultimately, create a nest of leading firms in the Arab world.
History: Launched in Beirut, where a strong and active alumni community is concentrated, the MIT Enterprise Forum of the Pan Arab Region (Lebanon) is the 6th International Chapter and the first one in the Arab world.
Mission:The MIT Enterprise Forum of the Pan Arab Region (Lebanon) aims at furthering economic and technological growth and competitiveness of Lebanon and the Pan Arab region covering North Africa, the Middle East, and the Gulf. Its main objective is to develop and nurture a culture of entrepreneurship by providing the necessary opportunities to new as well as seasoned entrepreneurs to learn, hone their skills, network with all relevant business constituencies, and interact with the global entrepreneurship culture.
Deadline for submission: January 12. 2010 at 23.59, GMT
How to apply: Interested teams should fill in the online application http://www.mitarabcompetition.com/signup
Hoping to see MSB teams among the finalists!
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Mediterranean School of Business Dr. David Avison, the keynote speaker at the First Mediterranean Workshop on Management Information Systems organized by MSB, talks about the importance of communicating about Information Systems (IS) and highlights their impacts on all areas. He also points out that money allocated to IS should be considered as an investment.
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MSB is now a partner of Global Business School Network GSBN, an international non-profit organization working to strengthen management education for emerging markets through a unique global network of business schools.
Partner schools engage in institutional capacity-building programs addressing many facets:
• modernizin...g pedagogy
• generating local teaching materials
• establishing or strengthening specific courses (ex: entrepreneurship, health management, & agribusiness)
GBSN offers partner schools many networking opportunities with top business schools. GBSN also links schools in emerging markets in an effort to foster communication and the sharing of experiences, bringing substantial benefits to the institutions, their students, and their local communities.
Global Business School Network Online | GBSN | Education | Development | Africa | Asia | South Ameri
www.gbsnonline.org
GBSN is an international non-profit organization dedicated to creating the next generation of leaders in low-income countries by raising the quality and accessibility of business and management education.
Mediterranean School of Business Dr. Gordon Philips, Ph.D from Harvard University and Professor of Finance at R.H. Smith School of Management, University of Maryland, talks about the Executive MBA program and describes the Finance Module he's been teaching at MSB since 2004.
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Titulaire d’un diplôme d’études supérieures en droit privé en 1978, Ferid Ben Tanfous, DG de l’ATB, n’a jamais quitté les bancs de l'école non seulement en tant ...
Mediterranean School of Business "Better management can lead to rapid development": Research measuring management practices in China and India. Would be interesting to know those figures for Africa! To read more about it:
www.internationalgrowthcentre.org
The IGC promotes sustainable growth in developing countries by providing demand-led policy advice based on frontier research. The IGC is directed and organized from hubs at the LSEandOxford and comprises country offices across the developing world and a global network of partners. ...
New Curriculum MSB is launching a revised PRIME Program with a new format and is proposing an innovative approach to upgrade the management skills of new graduates...
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You can now apply for the next Manager's MBA session that will start in January 2010. Below some updates!
International Accreditation
MSB is applying for Accreditation of its Executive MBA by the London based AMBA Accreditation body. This audit process takes any where from one to two years. Getting through the accreditat...ion process is an important development as it imposes on us the establishment of formal structures and channels of communication. We think that we meet all the requirements for accreditation. We will be the fourth African MBA to be accredited by AMBA.
Agreement with ATB for loans to EMBA participants
An agreement between MSB and ATB was established to provide low rate loans available for those who look for other sources to finance their MBA program. Applicants need to provide a recommendation letter from MSB to be eligible for this loan. This will also overcome the obstacles generated by new restrictive
measures in the acess to TFP.
For details, please visit www.msb-online.org/EMBA/funding.
Mediterranean School of Business MSB Alumni in the news
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Maghrébin, il l’est, personnellement, jusqu’au bout des ongles. Algérien de naissance, Slim Othmani est également Tunisien de fait et de droit, puisque marié à ...
Mediterranean School of Business Dr. Nickolaos G. Travlos, Dean of Alba Graduate Business School, visited MSB to explore possibilities of collaboration between the two schools. Alba was created in 1992 and share the same mission as MSB which is to educate visionary leaders capable of anticipating change and be among the first movers in the market. Alb...a is a private institution offering graduate programs in management. It has been agreed that the two institutions will organize jointly short term executive programs both in the Maghreb countries and in Greece.
Activité récente
Mediterranean School of Business a discuté de Do African companies need MBAs? sur le forum de discussion Mediterranean School of Business.
