July 19, 2010 - Tokyo was the backdrop of a recent IESE Continuous Education event, held in collobaration with the Tokyo Leadership Forum on July 15. IESE Prof. Kimio Kase spoke on the topic, "Asian versus Western Management Thinking - Its Cultural-Bound Nature." More
July 19, 2010 - IESE Business School and the Spain Florida Foundation 500 Years have teamed up to offer a scholarship covering 50 percent of the enrollment fees of IESE's Senior Executive Program for Latin America. More
July 16, 2010 - A new European law that went into effect in June 2010 will protect the owners of luxury brands such as Prada or Chanel, which will now be able to restrict sales of their products by unauthorized Internet dealers. IESE Prof. Jose Luis Nueno explains how this measure will affect players such as eBay and the luxury goods sector as a whole. More
July 16, 2010 - The European Entrepreneurship Colloquium 2010 held on IESE's Barcelona campus wrapped up on Friday after a week of sessions from a wide range of top professionals. The program opened with a discussion by Mike Roberts of Harvard Business School titled "What is entrepreneurship and what is participant learning?"
July 15, 2010 - In 2009, IESE's Private Investors' Network finalized nine new investment operations involving total funds of around €2.5m. Most of the projects were seeking external capital for the first time.
July 12, 2010 - Charles Wijeratna, Director of Commercial Negotiations at The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG), described the London 2012 Olympic Games as "similar to holding 26 Wimbledon championships all at once!" during an IESE Continuous Education session held on July 8 at the British Olympic Association headquarters in central London.
July 9, 2010 - Journalism is arguably an industry in crisis. Realizing the vital role newsrooms play in maintaining freedom of speech and democracy, IESE's Dr. Bill Baker, Distinguished Professor of the Practice of Management in Media & Entertainment, recently convened a symposium to address challenges confronting newspapers in Europe and America.
