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Executive Transition Program participant Daniel Fröhlich explains his reasons for exploring executive education at ESMT Berlin and highlights the value it can offer.

Deutschland steht mit einer der höchsten Staatsschuldenquoten seiner Geschichte vor wichtigen finanzpolitischen Weichenstellungen. Nach Pandemie, Energiekrise und globalen Spannungen sind die staatlichen Spielräume enger geworden, zugleich bleiben zentrale Investitionen in Infrastruktur, Digitalisierung, Sicherheit, Klimaschutz und gesellschaftliche Gerechtigkeit unverzichtbar. Damit gewinnt die Frage nach einer zukunftsfähigen und belastbaren Staatsfinanzierung besondere Dringlichkeit.

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Join a live online Q&A with current Global Online MBA students and get a first-hand view of what it’s really like to study online while working. Come with your questions, and leave with an insider's view of the program, workload, and more.
 

Join us for a special edition of Today’s Global Leader featuring Nora Fehlbaum, chair of the board of directors and former CEO of the legendary design brand Vitra and a third-generation leader of the family-owned company. Leave with a fresh perspective on how meaningful spaces can shape the future of work and society, and take away practical insights on sustainability as a guiding design principle, long-term leadership, and running a family business with purpose.

In their headline article, WirtschaftsWoche interviewed Martin Schweinsberg, associate professor of organizational behavior at ESMT Berlin, about the negotiations between Deutsche Bahn and the GDL and asked: what does the best first offer actually look like?

In Table Media’s Research Table, Francis de Véricourt, professor of management science at ESMT Berlin, and Vasilis Ntziachristos of Helmholtz Munich, call for a “Whitaker moment” for biotechnology innovation in Germany and the medicine of tomorrow.

Donata Koren, Executive MBA Class of 2023, shares her insights on how an Executive MBA can be the push to help you grow, professionally and personally.

A new study reveals how entrepreneurs can win support for their ideas from audiences who never speak up. The research shows that the way entrepreneurs engage with a few vocal participants in online discussions can crucially shape how the larger, silent audience perceives and supports their ideas.

In an op-ed for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Jan Hagen, professor of management practice at ESMT Berlin, argues that freshly promoted leaders are often too afraid, and explains how they can find the courage to be more innovative and to correct mistakes.