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18 Jun 2014, 15:42
19 Jun 2014, 03:00
| FROM IMD Admissions Blog: Orchestrating Winning Performance |
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This marks the first years that IMD's MBA's have been given the spotlight at the OWP event, providing us the opportunity to share our ideas, present our skills and add to the overall value of the conference. It was a special activity for us to do as a group, testing our own abilities to orchestrate winning performance within the MBA team. Having been given the vision from our program director, we split into presentation and marketing teams. People took up leadership in liaisoning with conference staff, designing marketing collateral, perfecting presentation delivery and organizing networking events with conference participants. After our last set of presentations this morning, I believe the class feels proud having started a new tradition. With our new program director this year, IMD is working to leverage even more the resource it has being the global leader in executive education. This has meant more networking options for the class and more exposure to company leaders on continous basis. With just two weeks left until summer break we already have company presentations from leading industry, consulting and financia firms on campus. I know when we return in late July, that we will be well prepared for a more intensive job search. Ashley |
20 Jun 2014, 07:00
| FROM IMD Admissions Blog: Tough Choices |
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We are all at a point where we are trying to narrow down choices for the next phases of our lives, making tough choices on where we want to be this time next year. I just watched a TedTalk on tough choices and how the beauty of these choices is that they allow us to define who we are as individuals. This made me reflect on the many entries that I have written on diversity in the class and how this has, at times, led to conflict, to compromise and to growth. Combining my previous line of thought with the idea that tough choices define who we are, it made me think that in the end we are all only so diverse as a group of 90 can be whom have all made the tough choice to come to IMD. Perhaps, our conflicts have not simply been a measure of our differences, but also of our similarities. Furthermore, it is possible that the similarity which we each share having made the individual choice to each be at IMD this year is just as powerful a component of who we are compared to any other experience of difference that we have experienced this year. |
23 Jun 2014, 00:14
Officially 3 weeks are over for R3
23 Jun 2014, 07:00
| FROM IMD Admissions Blog: Photo Blog: Life after Module II exams |
We have survived both Module I and Module II exam periods! We are now looking at what is happening outside of the bubble, as well as having exposure at the OWP conference.
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| FROM IMD Admissions Blog: Third Entry in the Economist |
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Follow the link to an article in the Economist about IMD's Leadership Stream: https://www.economist.com/whichmba/mba-diary-know-thyself Ashley |
24 Jun 2014, 06:55
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| FROM IMD Admissions Blog: photo blog: OWP and MBA students |
Here some pictures of MBA students and their contribution to OWP program!    
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26 Jun 2014, 06:54
26 Jun 2014, 15:00
| FROM IMD Admissions Blog: Summer beckons |
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Summer break is so close we can almost smell it. After a grueling but extremely rewarding first half of the program, the whole class seems ready for a (real) vacation. One more day of group work tomorrow, one last session with my PDE analyst this weekend, an end-of-module class bonding trip to France, and voila! Off we go on our summer breaks! It is funny how the pace and structure of the year has had so much impact on my life. Early on the program was very structured, and so was I. It was a struggle at first for me to get organized and stay on top of the coursework. After a couple of weeks of dealing with the heavy workload, I started to get the hang of it, and really maximize every minute of each day. Once classes wrapped up, suddenly we found ourselves in a totally unstructured environment, where I had significant assignments to take care of, but no directions on how to go about them, and now I feel much more disorganized. My classmates have some very nice summer plans lined up, with lots of travel to exotic places. Many of them organized trips to their home countries, offering themselves as tour guides. I am sure there will be some great stories when we are all back together at the end of July. For me, I am just excited to spend some quality time with my family and catch up on some sleep! Marcelo |
27 Jun 2014, 00:43
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