Carolin Puppel, program director for executive programs at ESMT, spoke with Executive Courses about the growing importance of soft skills for leaders, particularly in the era of AI, and how executive education programs are instrumental in cultivating these skills.
The Institute for Deep Tech Innovation (DEEP) at ESMT Berlin, in collaboration with KfW Capital, is developing a new executive education program for leaders in the venture capital sector. This program is part of the Growth and Innovation Capital for Germany (WIN) initiative, launched by the German federal government to strengthen the country's venture capital ecosystem and foster innovation in the technology sector.
Dominika Bienkowska, co-founder of ÜberEnergy talks about how studying at ESMT Berlin helped to build up a great network and provided a constructive environment where the concept of becoming an entrepreneur became possible.
The Börsen-Zeitung interviews Martin Schallbruch, deputy director of Digital Society Institute at ESMT Berlin, about the failure of the European payment transaction system Target2.
Konstantin Korotov, faculty lead of the Executive MBA Program at ESMT Berlin, comments on how executive education helps leaders develop intercultural curiosity.
As part of ESMT’s efforts to continue providing hybrid teaching, the school has welcomed a new role – the copilot – into the classroom. Learn what a copilot is and how do they help with hybrid teaching.
Nick Barniville, Associate Dean of Degree Program at ESMT Berlin, talks about the MiM Essentials program as a flexible degree experience online - not only during this time but in the post-pandemic world.
At the event of THE, Jörg Rocholl, president of ESMT, will discuss with Thomas Hoffman, president of TU Munich, whether universities can uphold their pledges to address environmental and societal issues.
Anthony Gardner, former US ambassador to the EU who chairs Mr Biden's working group on the bloc, talks at ESMT about the present and future state of the relationship between the US and the EU.
The study entitled “The political CEO: Rationales behind CEO sociopolitical activism” explores the question of how and why CEOs and managing directors of European companies increasingly take a public stance on political and social issues that have no direct connection to their core business.
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