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IE launches a Certificate in Business Fundamentals Excellent opportunity for those not studying a business degree but who are interested in learning basic concepts to boost your career?? Congratulations lucia egea (She/Her) for leading this exciting project and learning adventure #ieuniversity #iebusinessschool #ielawschool #iespega #businessfundamentals #business #leadership #innovation #businessinnovation #certificateinbusiness #weareIE #summercertificate #learningbusiness #businesseducation

Take the lead. Build your knowledge, skill and network through the Katz Executive MBA. Join me on 7/23 in Shadyside for a Discovery Tour Dinner to meet alumni and hear how the program has made an impact on their work and careers. RSVP here: https://buff.ly/4bbtYsr #executiveMBA #executiveleadership #executivedevelopment #mba #businesstransformation

How did you get a world rank? Over the past few months, I have received the same question from many ACCA aspirants seeking advice on how to excel in the Strategic Business Leadership exam. To benefit the wider community, I've put together this post, offering insights and tips that I hope will be instrumental in helping aspirants achieve their goals and pass the exam with confidence. 1. The paper is primarily common sense based. Hence, I would suggest not spending a lot of time on study text. Rather use it only when you lack understanding in certain concepts. 2. You don’t really need to enroll for classes for this subject. However, some may find it much more effective to prepare in a structured manner under a teacher’s guidance. Hence, it depends upon your own capabilities and preferences. 3. Attempt 100%. Write crisp, to the point sentences. Longer answers don’t fetch extra marks. 4. Time yourself during preparation. Giving mocks will help in this. Know your time allocation for each type of question. 5. Invest time in understanding how to answer specific types of questions. Be well versed with the variety of answer formats and marks allocation for each valid point made. 6. Focus on the pre-seen material. This might be an unpopular opinion, but I believe doing a deep analysis of the pre-seen and exploring permutations of likely questions will help develop the strategic thinking required with respect to the given industry and company information. 7. Give your exam with confidence and confidence comes only through consistent practice. Get into it, put in the time and ultimately reap the benefits. From personal experience, I know that a little guidance can go a long way in helping to succeed in professional exams. So, please feel free to share this post with others who may find it helpful. If you have any additional questions or need further clarification on any points, please don't hesitate to ask in the comments section - I'm happy to support you in your exam journey! Ps- Below picture taken in Munnar's lush tea gardens, unwinding after exams. A reminder to take it easy and recharge! #ACCA #SBL #Examination #Success #Growth #AIR #WorldRank #Chartered

708 days ago I began pursuing my Executive MBA from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. Tuesday afternoon I proudly submitted my last assignment. To anyone that supported me during this program THANK YOU, it made a difference. Here is what I learned about myself, my family, and business. 1. I can do hard things. I can actually do multiple hard things at one time.  2. Alot of life(sickness, death, celebration, transition, fun, fear, anxiety, hope, achievement) happens in two years. You would think this would be obvious, but alas lesson learned.  3. Your ability to utilize frameworks to make decisions will drive objectivity, brain storming, and problem solving.  4. Macros in excel hurt my head  5. Making friends is fun. The last 708 days I have had so much fun being part of the inaugural Charlotte cohort, engaging with folks from the sister programs, and diving into all things Carolina (except BBall, GoDuke). I look forward to collaborating with this network and growing in these friendships we've created.  6. This program caused stress for my husband and my kids, more than I probably wanted to admit was possible when I got accepted. So I learned, as a wife and a mother, lessons that are probably too sticky for LinkedIn. I will share that the ability to compartmentalize and be present as much as you can in one thing at a time is a LEARNED skill. Make sure you are practicing. Next stop, the Dean Dome!

Nikhil Kumar, our alumni, always knew he wanted to give more to his career, and his belief in lifelong learning set him on the path to his #MBA. Watch him as he tells us what it was like doing the MBA program at Liverpool Business School and how it helped him elevate his career to the next level! Check out the course he opted for here - https://bit.ly/3U9w4E4 #upGradRealStories #RealPeopleRealStories

You can also change your vertical or domain . Even if you are confused ,stuck or waiting for Good opportunity , only 1 thing can solve all “A career counselling “ If you want one ,me along with my expert army can solve ,help and give required directions to your dream career #upGrad #upGradindore #experincecentre #vijaynagar

Today marks the start of exam week, the culmination of a tough but rewarding year. A great reminder that you're never too old to get out of your comfort zone and learn new things 🙌 #MBA #personalgrowth #growthmindset #alwaysmovingforward

Thinking about earning your MBA through Miami? Hear from graduate Ashley Brewster: "If I were to recommend this program to my peers I would tell them that if you're looking for balance this is the program, if you are looking for experienced professionals teaching the courses who have real-world experience and connections they can provide, all while learning in a small environment, this is the program for you!" 📚✨ Learn more about enrollment at the Farmer School of Business MBA: https://bit.ly/3tORcSk

As part of my philanthropic and social impact work, this past Monday evening I spent some time with the University of the Free State’s (UFS) Accounting Post Graduate students who are aspiring Chartered Accountants. I shared my story as well as lessons/tips I’ve collected during my journey that they should consider as they look to begin their careers next year. The lessons that I shared with the more than 60 students in attendance include the following: - understand your ‘why’ as it is central to everything that you do in both professional and personal aspects. - Self awareness is key. Know your strengths, values, vision, purpose and ensure that the activities you do daily are in alignment with these. - Be deliberate in your actions so that you consistently progress towards your vision with purpose. - Nobody knows everything therefore don’t be pressured into thinking that you should know it all. Even people you may consider role models don’t know a lot of things. - Be curious as that reduces your ‘unknown’ box and increases your knowledge base. - Focus on what you can control and have fun! I’m grateful to the UFS’ Kobus Swanepoel for the platform. I look forward to seeing the students have a positive impact in society. #socialimpact #leadership

💭 I still remember how invaluable the guidance from current MBA students was when I considered business school. 🙏 Even now, insights from MSU’s alumni continue to shape my journey. That’s why I’m excited to have had the opportunity to share my own experiences in an interview with Clear Admit and return that favor. 🍀 If you’re considering an MBA, feel free to reach out—I’m happy to offer advice and support, just like others did for me! ☀ #MBA #AlumniNetwork #BroadMBA #MSU #MBAJourney #BusinessSchool #MBAGuide #MSUBroad #MBAMentorship #GivingBack #ProspectiveStudents #LeadershipDevelopment