Building upon our renowned New York City Manhattanville Campus, we are now bringing our most sought-after executive education offerings to new, dynamic international locations: Paris, France, Dubai, UAE, and Asia.
This deliberate global expansion reflects our unwavering commitment to developing transformative leaders who can navigate the complexities of the international business landscape. By extending our reach to these strategic global hubs, we aim to provide more opportunities for executives and organizations worldwide to access our cutting-edge leadership insights, innovative learning methodologies, and distinguished faculty expertise.
This initiative is a direct manifestation of our mission to be a truly global institution, empowering leaders from diverse backgrounds to drive meaningful change and excel in an increasingly interconnected business environment.
New York City, a global capital of commerce, culture, and innovation, is home to countless industries and leaders shaping the world. Known for its dynamic energy, NYC offers unparalleled opportunities for networking, creativity, and collaboration, making it a premier destination for business education.
Dynamic and diverse, Asia is a powerhouse of technology, finance, and trade. From thriving megacities to innovation hubs driving global transformation, the region plays a pivotal role in shaping international markets and fostering cross-border collaboration.
Dubai is a global hub of commerce, innovation, and culture, renowned for its rapid development and visionary leadership. Strategically located as a gateway between East and West, the city excels in industries such as trade, tourism, technology, and finance.
With Europe’s highest concentration of Fortune 500 corporations, Paris is a central hub for international trade and investment; Paris combines a rich cultural heritage with forward-thinking initiatives, making it a competitive and attractive location for global businesses.
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