Conference: Social Impact from a Women Perspective by Nyra Mahmood, Amal Dokhan, Concepción Galdón and Maysoun Douas Maadi Moderated by Celia de Anca Wednesday 7 February; 17:30 Venue: Paper Pavilion (11, María de Molina Str.) REGISTER: https://clubs.ie.edu/IEevents/rsvp_boot?id=300011496 Rarely do young people get to have a seat at the table when it comes to discussing…
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Maryam Sultan Abdullah graduated from the International MBA in 2011 and now works as Operations Analyst at the World Bank. Previously posted at © Ideas Full name: Maryam Sultan Abdullah IE program studied and graduation year: IMBA2011 Current position: Operations Analyst at the World Bank Proudest achievement: Proud of my successful projects Careers Tip: Work Hard, enjoy…
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By Cynthia Hamouche, posted before in Campus Life – IE Stories “In the future, there will be no female leaders. There will just be leaders.”—Sheryl Sandberg I believe mothers face difficult decisions especially in the part of the world I live in. Some choose to leave work and dedicate their time for family which is…
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Forté Foundation launches women into fulfilling significant careers in business. One of the numerous events organized around the world, will be held in Paris next December 13th. Are you a career minded woman? Join this event to learn more about gender parity/equity in business. You’ll also be able to explore the value of an MBA…
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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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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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Born into a family business, IE Professor Cruz dedicates most of her teaching and research to studying organizations in which a family group is present and has an influence in strategic decision making. The results of her research have been published in leading international academic journals and in recognition of this research work, in 2010,…
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Last night the IE Women in Business Club, celebrated the first “Women in Business” networking dinner in the new academic year. The club runs dinners on a bi-weekly basis and the theme of this dinner was “Career in Sales and Marketing”. Katharina Streibich, IE WIB Club Coordinator : “We want to use this chance,…
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If there is something that distinguishes companies under family control from other companies, it is that for their owners, wealth generation implies not only the creation of financial value but also the creation of “socio-emotional value”, which includes aspects such as preservation of the legacy or the promotion of family unity. And if there is…
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This post would’ve never happened without: parents who instilled skills of resourcefulness, perseverance, and work-ethics from the start; a third-grade teacher who first saw potential in me and who loaned my parents money to buy my first computer; a sixth-grade teacher who believed in me and helped me apply to Phillips Academy; college professors…
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Last Wednesday, the IE Women in Business Club hosted the second round of its 2017 Dinner Series at Club Alma Sensai, a private women’s club. After sharing a welcome drink in one of the beautiful salons of the club, we opened the floor to our four guest speakers: Susana Ibanez (Advertising and Marketing Director at…
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Dr. Celia de Anca is currently the Director of the Centre for Diversity in Global Management at IE Business School. She was previously the Director of Corporate Programmes at the Euro-Arab Management School (EAMS), Granada. She has also worked for the Fundación Cooperación Internacional y Promoción Ibero-América Europa. (CIPIE) and at the International Division of Banco…
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Last Monday, the IE Women in Business Club launched the first chapter of its 2017 Dinner Series. The concept is simple: we invite you to have dinner with a top executive who comes to share insights on his/her career path and how to succeed in the workplace. Each dinner is open to a maximum of 12 participants to enable a…
DetailsE Business School professor Rachida Justo challenges both the prevalence of failure overall and women’s higher failure rates in her Harvard Business Review article “The Different Reasons Men and Women Leave Their Successful Startups”: https://hbr.org/2017/02/the-different-reasons-men-and-women-leave-their-successful-startups
Gender equality is not a “women’s issue” — it’s a huge political, economic, and social opportunity. It is a massive business issue that more than 75% of corporate CEOs currently put on their agenda of top 10 issues.
The post discusses various aspects of this opportunity.
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