1.What was the main reason you decided to study at IE? IE is a top-ranked university for a reason – it has the academic caliber of a traditional business school, but the commercial relevance and market responsiveness of a business. Take the electives process for example – students decide in real time what the…
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Director at Brixton Xchange Inc. Supporting Women Leaders Scholar Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society Member What was the main reason you decided to study at IE? What first attracted me to IE was its focus on entrepreneurship and diversity. Throughout the application process, I had a good feeling about IE. Ultimately, I decided to…
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This article is only available is Spanish PWN Madrid e IE Business School tienen el honor de invitarte a la presentación del caso “PWN Madrid: En búsqueda del liderazgo compartido” en el que se analiza el liderazgo en el marco del gobierno asociativo, así como los beneficios del proyecto PWN Madrid, en favor de una sociedad con…
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What was the main reason you decided to study at IE? When I discovered IE Business School, I was confident that it was the right fit for me for several reasons in addition to its high academic standards. From the beginning, I desired to embark on a learning journey that was distinctively different from…
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Sara García Tejedo Strategic Partner Manager at YouTube (Google) 2015 Master in Management Graduate What was the main reason you decided to study at IE? After studying law at a public university in Spain, I was confused and unsure what to do next. Law didn’t excite me that much any longer and I really…
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Article by Lolita Taub, published previously on Code Like A Girl. According to the US Department of Labor, the third most common occupation for women consists of secretary and administrative assistant roles. Along with the second (registered nurses) and first most common professions for women (elementary and middle school teachers), these 3 occupations make up 13.3% of the…
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Last week, the IE Women in Business Club hosted the “Careers in Communications” dinner. We would like to thank the speakers for the active discussion they encouraged with students – their advice made this event a true success! Bolola Lana, PR & Communications Manager, Louis Vuitton Mediterranean Almudena López, Head of Communications Iberia, KLM-Air France…
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This week marked the start of the 2018 Dinner series of the IE Women in Business Club. The first event was dedicated to “Careers in Finance”: female professionals from the financial service sector joined IE students and alumni to discuss the challenges that women face in the workplace, and particularly in this industry. The speakers…
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Last Friday evening the IE Women in Business Club kicked-off 2018 helding the first event of the year: welcome drinks at Selfie! Students from all IE schools, faculty members and IE staff had the opportunity to network with club coordinators and existing members to get to know each other. It was a great event particularly…
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Last week, the IE Women in Business Club celebrated a new dinner of the WIB Dinner series, with leading female professionals in the Consumer Goods Industry. Katharina Streibich, IE WIB Club Coordinator : “We would like to thank our amazing speakers for sharing with us their experience and challenges in this sector”: María Ruiz – Southern Europe Talent…
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Womenalia is the first worldwide social network for professional women. It aims to promote women in their professional activity, and especially the entrepreneurs. It has been shown that startups with at least one female co-founder are more likely to succeed than others without this differential factor, especially those based on technology. That’s why they are…
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Krakow welcomed us on Friday, October 27th at its Entrepreneurship hub, Hub:raum, where 36 women joined our event on how to mentor promising upcoming women Entrepreneurs. IE Professor Paz Ambrosy shared her inspiring success story as founder of an investment fund, together with some tips on how to become an Entrepreneur. According to her, the…
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Leading companies will present their initiatives to foster female leadership, and female executives will share their experiences: P&G, Pfizer, Merck, Interbrand and Coca-Cola! We will also count on Santiago Iñiguez – Executive President of IE University, Yolanta Golanowska – Director of IE Learning Innovation, Celia de Anca – IE Diversity Advisor and Professor, Conchita Galdón…
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Last week, the IE Women in Business Club celebrated a new dinner of the WIB Dinner series, themed Women in Technology. Katharina Streibich, IE WIB Club Coordinator : “A big thank you to our amazing speakers which shared with us both personal and professional advises”: -Déborah Fernandez – GA360 Lead Spain and Portugal, Google -Mildred Laya Azuaje…
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“Start-ups, with a short past in the backpack, have more agile, dynamic or digital structures,” says Pilar Rojo, IE professor and Director of the HR Center and HR Benchmarking Club. For her, “organizations need to redesign, align their cultures to change and understand the psychological contracts [the intangibles that promise during the selection].” …
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