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The HEC Paris Executive MBA (EMBA) is aimed at senior managers and executives who want to give their career a new lease of life by developing a strategic vision and strong leadership skills.
The program is available in 5 different modular formats in France and Qatar. This allows you to continue working and directly apply everything you have learned in your company or in an entrepreneurial project.
The EMBA is much more than a management toolbox. It is a unique experience that will transform your career and how you view the business world.
The learning methods, exchanges and meetings between participants, professors and experts will enable you to discover and apply the very latest management theories and techniques, develop a global vision within your organisation, and to play a key role in the strategic decision-making and change management processes of your company:
The strong focus on Leadership and Strategy that runs throughout the core courses will enable you to acquire the skills that are essential for any manager. You will not only develop your expertise in these two vital areas, but will also master all the other key aspects of management...
International mobility option
You can take advantage of our International Mobility option and follow modules in Paris and Doha, but also in China and ad hoc locations with strategic international partners.
The Majors enable you to specialize in a field of management or industry of your choice and network with key players and decision-makers in the sector.
Each Major can be taken as a stand-alone Executive Certificate.
The Capstone is a challenging individual or team project that enables you to apply everything you have learned during the program and reposition your career. Some of our participants choose to address an issue of strategic importance for their companies while others opt to develop the business plan of their future start-ups.
The Capstone project can therefore open up new career opportunities - a stepping stone to promotion or the successful launch of a new business venture.
The aim of our innovative, hands-on action-based learning approach is to strike the right balance between theory and practice. We combine:
CASE STUDIES, WORKSHOPS AND INTERACTIVE ROLE-PLAYS to simulate real-life business situations and develop strong analytical and decision-making skills.
DIGITAL LEARNING Up to 12% of the program is now delivered via distance learning solutions and online resources. This allows you to explore or complete certain aspects of the program in greater depth.
TESTIMONIALS FROM SENIOR EXECUTIVES AND INDUSTRY EXPERTS to not only provide valuable insights but to enable you to bridge the gap between theory and practice.
PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Through our personal and professional development program, we aim to provide you with the skills, motivation and confidence to take your career to the next level.
The HEC Paris MBA has two intakes: September and January. The 16-month-long curriculum incorporates a personalized career-development program with our Career Center as well as a challenging series of hands-on leadership opportunities.
It is divided into two phases: Fundamental and Customized. In the 8-month Fundamental Phase, you will acquire the core management skills that are crucial for carving out a successful business career. During the 8-month Customized Phase, you will tailor the MBA program to your personal aspirations and professional objectives through a wide range of options including elective courses, specializations, international exchanges and fieldwork projects.
During the Customized Phase, you tailor your MBA by choosing one of five specializations offered yearly during the fall term. These advanced modules allow you to focus on a specific management skillset, developing your expertise through a "set menu" of mandatory courses which includes one "backbone" class of 36 hours and six classes of 18 hours each. Seats are limited; you will receive detailed instructions during the school year explaining how to apply.
The HEC Paris MBA Program has established double degree programs with leading institutions across the world, allowing our students to benefit from the expertise and resources of two world-leading institutions. Graduates will obtain two degrees and will thus be part of two alumni networks. Admissions are managed independently by each program according to their standard admissions procedure; candidates must be admitted by both programs.
Please visit the website to find out more.
Experiential learning is at the very heart of our MBA program. Fieldwork projects allow students to apply classroom-taught knowledge in a real-world setting. A fieldwork project is somewhat similar to a consulting project in that it is a high-level project addressing a company's strategic challenge. They allow participants to put into practice what they have learned during their MBA, working in a company or sector that is closely linked to their future professional goals.
What is a Fieldwork Project?
Fieldwork projects take place during the customized phase. Fieldwork projects are often seen as an ideal way to gain experience in a new sector and/or in a new job function. They are done throughout an entire term, earning 24 credits.
The choice to do a fieldwork project is entirely up to the student.
A fieldwork project can be carried out individually or in a team and be done anywhere in the world. It is therefore a great opportunity to work with some of the best minds and companies from all over the globe.
Goals of the Fieldwork Project
The goal of the program is to provide students with a real-world learning experience while providing exceptional value to client companies. Students gain the invaluable insight into client management, the ability to manage an international project with a diverse team of stakeholders, and other skills associated with future success in consulting.
HEC Paris MBA students have the option of participating in an international exchange during the customized phase of the program. We are proud to have over forty partner business schools all across the world for our students to choose from. Our exchanges are highly competitive and selective; around forty to fifty participants go on exchanges every year. Depending on the size of the intake the exchanges take place in the fall, winter or spring with various schools.
Please visit the website to find out more.
The MSc Marketing - Integrated Marketing for the Digital World - provides an integrated approach to marketing that combines advanced knowledge in traditional and digital marketing with a strategic mindset. The perfect fit for students who strive to enhance their analytical and strategic skills in order to pursue a successful career where they can readily adapt to the ever-developing marketing world.
As France has long been recognized for its Fashion and Luxury industries, and its large number of premium brands (L'Oréal Paris, Pernod Ricard, etc.), it comes as no surprise that a key asset of HEC Paris has always been its expertise in the field of marketing. In fact, as the leading Business School in France, HEC Paris has constantly produced talented individuals with innovative ideas who have gone on to fuel the activities of leading global companies in these French areas of excellence.
The strong relationships between HEC Paris and prestigious companies are reflected notably in the organization of many events and competitions throughout the year, in which the program's students actively take part:
The MSc Marketing students, therefore, benefit from close ties with business leaders, notably through the range of chairs and certificates they have access to, such as:
The MSc Marketing provides the students with a complete vision of the companies' multiple issues. This truly strategy-oriented approach is reflected in the large variety of courses available within the program, such as Marketing Strategy Reinvented, Strategic Brand Management, and Pricing Strategy.
Moreover, Marketing is a constantly evolving area, which takes multiple forms: traditional, social, mobile and viral. The HEC MSc Marketing covers all these aspects by providing not only academic and operational knowledge but also a strategic mindset to high-potential students from all around the world. With this degree, graduates are equipped with a set of skills that allows them to contribute to the success and growth of the companies they work in. With the strategic vision and hands-on experience acquired throughout the program, they will be invaluable assets to recruiters and capable of evolving easily in this challenging and ever-developing environment.
Participants are given frequent opportunities to gain real "hands-on" experience and to interact with key players from the business world through conferences, workshops, projects, such as:
The students are also given the chance to put their newly acquired knowledge into practice through business cases provided by well-known companies, offering them an invaluable opportunity to enrich their skills.
Finally, the special relationship between HEC Paris and the business world allows its students to meet the most prestigious companies directly on campus and hence access high-level international career opportunities.
The curriculum of MSc Marketing is made up of a set of compulsory core and elective courses that provide our students with all the necessary tools and knowledge required to successfully address today's main marketing challenges.
Between April and June, students have access to a wide portfolio of certificates to add a sectorial expertise on top of their curriculum (students already holding a Master's degree can stop in April to finish their professional thesis and fulfill a professional experience).
Finally, all students must write a Master's Thesis and fulfill a 4-month professional experience requirement in order to graduate.
HEC Paris' Master in Management (MiM) is the international students' gateway to the prestigious Grande Ecole program, created in 1881, and a fantastic world of opportunities.
The Grande Ecole program is designed for high potential students from all backgrounds with little or no professional experience, driven to become influential leaders in tomorrow's world.
The Grande Ecole curriculum is divided into a generalist phase and a specialization phase. The first phase concentrates on business fundamentals while the second one focuses on acquiring expertise around the professional goals of the student. The nature of the specialization determines the Master's degree that the student will finally receive: Management, Management & Business Law, Management and Public Affairs…
This unique curriculum structure enables students to acquire both an excellent grounding in general management and an expertise in a specific field. We firmly believe this combination is the key success factor in training future leaders and making a lasting impact on the careers of our students. In fact, our graduates combine the rare ability to grasp the 'global picture' in all situations and a deep understanding that only experts can truly reach.
The program consists of:
Moreover, the Grande Ecole program, created in 1881, perfectly balances the development of practical leadership and professional skills with the more theoretical requirements, such as a final research paper within the specialization. Students are trained to become decision-makers while focusing on the academic specialization that they choose in light of their professional goals. With the diversity of courses and specializations available, students can develop expertise in several areas of business administration, shape their career plans, all while preparing their entry into the business world through company internships.
In M2, students have access to a wide range of specializations, which then determine the Master's degree that the student will finally receive:
Read more on Grande Ecole specializations
HEC Paris has developed Dual Degree Programs with prestigious universities in France and around the world. Dedicated to essential disciplines such as law, public affairs, management or Big Data, these Dual Degree Programs will help students develop a diversity of thought, international management skills and a truly global mindset.
The Grande Ecole program offers numerous international opportunities such as :
HEC Paris is the co-founder of two global strategic alliances of businesses and academia: CEMS (The Global Alliance in Management Education) and PIM (Partnership in International Management).
HEC Paris is also an active member of the GNAM (Global Network for Advanced Management, founded by Yale University).
On top of their Major, MiM Students will have the opportunity to complete one of the eight HEC Certificates and deepen their knowledge in a specific area of business. At the very end of the MiM curriculum, our Certificates aim to provide our students with a more in-depth perspective and a firmer grasp of the topic they choose, ideally propelling them into the business world after completion of their study.
Certificates entail the equivalent of 100 contact hours, and include projects, as well as other business assignments:
Graduates from the MiM program will find themselves with a wealth of opportunities and choices regarding their career path: 98% find employment after 3 months, in a variety of sectors. A popular choice for HEC MiM graduates is consulting or financial services but graduates can follow a multitude of routes, ranging from real estate to high technology. Opportunities are also global for MiM graduates with 39% finding a job outside their home country.
Students at HEC benefit from the school's international network, close connections with companies and excellent career department. The career service helps our students formulate and achieve their professional projects through services such as the 6-step career roadmap and the numerous career events organized on campus.
The HEC Paris / Georgetown University Law Center Double Degree Program in Management and Business Law is a unique degree program with an interdisciplinary methodology, exploring the connections that exist between business and legal practice.
The dual nature of the program intends to meet the ever-present demand for legal professionals with a comprehensive knowledge and awareness of management principles.
Since 1870, Georgetown Law has been an innovator in legal education. Georgetown boasts one of the largest full-time faculties in the world, filled with dedicated scholars and teachers who have expertise in a variety of practice settings as well as the classroom. Twenty-three of their professors have served as U.S. Supreme Court clerks and 39 have advanced degrees in other disciplines. In 2015, Georgetown's law school was placed 24th in the FT global rankings.
HEC Paris is a world-leading business school, renowned for the quality of its degrees, faculty, and research (see HEC rankings). For more than a century, our history of academic excellence and selectivity has enabled us to train inspired and responsible leaders, capable of anticipating changes in the world and leading them.
With a broad exposure to management modules at HEC Paris followed by an in-depth study of business law at Georgetown, this 2-year program provides students with a complete understanding of the respective fields and equips them with the skills required to excel in them.
In addition to receiving a world-class education, students will also have the unique cultural opportunity to live and study in two distinctive capital cities. To make the most of their time in France and the US, French and English language classes are available at each of the institutions respectively.
Students benefit not only from the close ties that HEC Paris has developed with the business world but also those of Georgetown University, through various networking events, conferences and career fairs.
The HEC Alumni network alone, consists of more than 52,300 members in 127 countries.
As two leading academic institutions in Europe, HEC Paris and Technical University of Munich – School of Management have joined forces to create the Master in Management & Innovation double degree. This program provides a unique combination of management and technology expertise and is designed for high-potential students who aim to be the innovation managers of the future.
The students pursuing this double degree will be equipped with a set of skills as well as a strategic mindset in order to face the fundamental transformations regarding innovation.
TUM School of Management at Technical University of Munich (TUM), established in 2002, is building a bridge between management and technology studies with an international teaching and learning environment. Consistently achieving top positions in of business schools' rankings in Germany, TUM School of Management attracts students and researchers from all over the world and has created a dynamic, inspirational and international community.
HEC Paris is a world-leading business school, boasting world-class degrees, faculty, and research (see HEC rankings). Since 1881, the school is dedicated to selecting the highest potentials and guiding them all the way to professional success and personal thriving.
Megatrends, such as growing globalization, new and more complex technologies, increasingly shorter innovation cycles and rising cost pressure are leading constantly to higher requirements that need to be met by intra- and entrepreneurs, as well as by future executive players in businesses.
The aim of the HEC Paris / TUM Master in Management & Innovation is to provide further education to young professionals in the areas of General Management, Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Technology. With this high-quality double degree, the students gain all the competences they need to become innovation managers and the necessary know-how to apply their skills in business administration in all relevant technological surroundings. They are, therefore, highly attractive to potential employers, since in-depth knowledge at the interface between management and technology is in high demand in the business world.
The students in the Master in Management & Innovation have the opportunity to study in two vibrant European cities. Both TUM School of Management and HEC Paris boast campuses with fantastic sports and social facilities, including international student bodies. Therefore, they gain an international experience and meet a diverse group of high-level fellow students.
HEC Paris and TUM School of Management are devoted to helping their students build their career path. Each of the institutions has privileged connections with the business world and prestigious partners along with dedicated career departments that provide the students with personal advice, career events, workshops, and job boards.
The HEC Alumni network alone amounts to more than 52,300 members in 127 countries.
The students in the Master in Management & Innovation spend their first year at HEC Paris and second year at TUM. The curriculum includes classes and internships, as well as the preparation of the Master's Thesis (*either at TUM School of Management or HEC Paris).
All courses are given in English, however, French and German language courses are offered at both Institutions.
The M1 year at HEC Paris is dedicated to General Management while the M2 year at TUM focuses on Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Technology.
The HEC Paris / Freie Universität Berlin Double Degree Program in "Public Policy & Management" offers an intercultural and interdisciplinary approach at the heart of the relationship between business and public administration management. It has both a research and a professional dimension.
Freie Universität Berlin is a leading university in Public Policy.
The Otto-Suhr-Institute is the largest institute of Political Science in Germany. It offers a wide range of courses and specializations and always achieves top positions in rankings.
HEC Paris is a world-leading business school, renowned for the quality of its degrees, faculty, and research (see HEC rankings). For more than a century, its history of academic excellence and selectivity has enabled HEC Paris to train inspired and responsible leaders, capable of anticipating changes in the world and leading them.
The objective of this program is to equip students with the necessary knowledge and techniques that will enable them to pursue a successful career in international organizations or diplomacy.
Students will live on two different campuses and have two international experiences, therefore sharpening their international profile.
Students benefit not only from the close ties that HEC Paris has developed with the business world but also those of Freie Universität Berlin, through various networking events, conferences and career fairs.
The HEC Alumni network alone, consists of more than 52,300 members in 127 countries.
The HEC Paris / MGIMO University Double Degree Program in Corporate Governance and Global Network Diplomacy gives applicants a unique opportunity to receive genuinely interdisciplinary education, which reflects the latest developments in Management/Economics, Corporate Law and International Relations.
HEC Paris has developed a number of Double Degrees in partnership with world-class institutions allowing students to optimize and enhance their study opportunities through adding Public Affairs expertise on top of their Management studies.
MGIMO is Russia's best known and most prestigious humanities institution.MGIMO's seven schools and four educational institutes encompass numerous academic departments, divisions, and award programs, as well as interdisciplinary centers and scientific work programs extending beyond traditional departmental boundaries. MGIMO University was one of the first Russian universities to join the European Universities Association and is a signatory to the Bologna accords. The MGIMO philosophy is centered on providing a world-renowned education through Bachelor and Master Degree programs, with students gaining qualifications which are the keys to international employment and academic opportunities.
HEC Paris is a world-leading business school, renowned for the quality of its degrees, faculty, and research (see HEC rankings). For more than a century, its history of academic excellence and selectivity has enabled HEC Paris to train inspired and responsible leaders, capable of anticipating changes in the world and leading them.
The objective of this program is to equip students with the necessary knowledge and techniques that will enable them to pursue a successful career in international organizations or diplomacy.
Students will live on two different campuses and have two international experiences, therefore sharpening their international profile.
Students benefit not only from the close ties that HEC Paris has developed with the business world but also those of MGIMO, through various networking events, conferences and career fairs.
The HEC Alumni network alone, consists of more than 52,300 members in 127 countries.
Students spend their first year at HEC Paris and second year at MGIMO University. The total workload of the program is 120 ECTS credits, including classes and internships, as well as preparation of the Master's Thesis. All courses are delivered in English, however, French and Russian language courses are offered at both Institutions.
This Joint Degree between HEC Paris and Ecole Polytechnique will equip students with both the technical skills and the strategic mindset to lead successfully any business career requiring a strong expertise in Big Data.
Ecole Polytechnique and HEC Paris are both world leading academic institutions, renowned for the quality of their degrees, faculties and research (see HEC rankings).
Their association within this Joint Degree represents the best Business/Engineering combination Europe could possibly offer, with extraordinary added value for the students who will follow this program in Data Science and Business.
Big data marks the beginning of a major transformation of the digital economy, which will significantly impact all industries. There are three main challenges to face:
Exploiting this vast amount of data requires the following:
Therefore the program has three objectives:
Students will benefit not only from the close ties that HEC Paris has developed with the business world but also those of Ecole Polytechnique, through various networking events, conferences and career fairs.
The HEC Alumni network alone, consists of more than 52,300 members in 127 countries.
The key aim of the teaching in this Joint Degree is to provide students with the tools needed to solve real problems, using structured and unstructured data masses, teaching them to ask the 'right' questions (both from statistics and 'business' perspectives), to use the appropriate mathematical and IT tools to answer these questions.
Students will be equipped to shift constantly from data to knowledge, from knowledge to strategic decision, and from strategic decision to operational business implementations.
All these shifts carry with them numerous challenges that each require an interdisciplinary approach involving mathematics, IT, business strategy, and management skills.
The HEC Paris MSc in International Finance (MIF) program caters for highly-motivated top achieving graduates looking to succeed in a career in finance and consulting. The program has a strong analytical focus yet is accessible from either business and finance (business track) or economics, math, physics, engineering (accelerated track) backgrounds.
A 'tailored-designed' approach towards education is at the core when designing programs at HEC Paris. This is shown in at least two aspects of the HEC Paris MSc International Finance curriculum:
The number of hours spent in the classroom by HEC MIF graduates significantly exceeds international standards. Around half of that time will be spent in front of world class researchers, imparting you state-of-the-art knowledge. The other half will be spent in front of top-level practitioners. The latter is one of the many ways in which the learning experience at HEC Paris differs to most and adds another dimension to teaching. We feel it is important to complement theoretical teaching by using top researchers and practitioners lectures to give our graduates that "extra edge" over graduates from other institutions. The more competitive the environment, the more important having that extra edge is.
Who your peers are matters: with regards to the quality of your learning experience, the perception of potential employers and for the value of your network after you graduate. This is why academic performance is at the top of our admissions criteria. However at HEC we look for more than just academic excellence: smart, ambitious individuals will underperform without adequate interaction. We put a strong emphasis on group interaction and encourage it in any way we can. For instance:
At HEC Paris, we pride ourselves on the fact that ties built on campus between both professors and students continue after students graduate and become alumni. Our alumni get directly involved in guiding the "new generation" of HEC MIF students and to make sure they achieve the same success as past students. A few examples:
With 29 different nationalities making up the class of 2016, the International Finance program is equally as enriching on a cultural level. Working alongside a diverse group of nationalities can be highly educational and rewarding and is a true highlight of the program for many. London is the main hub for HEC MIF graduates in terms of placements although we also have alumni working in Continental Europe, Asia, Americas, and the Middle East.
The MSc Managerial and Financial Economics program at HEC Paris is a unique Master's program combining rigorous training in quantitative and analytical skills with essential knowledge in economics and finance. Students are prepared perfectly with the essential reflexes for a career in many diverse business sectors, such as the banking and finance industry, consulting, as well as the corporate strategy or corporate finance departments in multinational companies.
Admission to the MFE program is highly selective. Only students with previous experience at a recognized international institution will be admitted. HEC's expectations regarding the performance of students are very high and students should be prepared to put in considerable efforts during the program.
The objective of the program is not to produce theoreticians but to train students to become top corporate executives by equipping them with the capacity to apply economic concepts and methods to their work and by enhancing their understanding of the economic forces shaping the business and financial environment. A solid basis in economics and its applications is an invaluable asset for solving problems in all areas of management.
With 9 certificates to choose from, students are able to deepen their knowledge in a specific area of their choice, and subsequently boost their added-value on the job market. The certificates are chaired by some of the top leading global companies.
MFE students follow the same program as the students enrolled on the Managerial and Financial Economics specialization of the Grande Ecole and benefit from the same access to both our powerful local and international networks. Interactions with French students will also enhance their understanding of the local culture and business practices.
Students will have many opportunities to meet business leaders and top executives from financial institutions through consultancy projects, seminars, internships and career fairs organized on campus.
During the year students must take 3 mandatory core courses + 2 other core courses to choose among 4, and have access to a range of elective courses. Please visit the website for more information about these courses:
This intensive program has been designed for high potential students who want to have a strategic impact in the organization they will work for. As a complex and thrilling discipline, strategy requires strong critical thinking skills and determination, that's why the MSc Strategic Management recruits the brightest students in a variety of disciplines. This program is a fantastic gateway towards careers in the most prestigious companies around the world.
Strategy is a vibrant, complex and constantly evolving environment which requires the strongest intellectual qualities. The MSc Strategic Management trains high potential students to develop a full strategic mindset and to master a broad and in-depth understanding of strategy's logics and issues. To achieve this goal, it provides an exhaustive and intense curriculum covering the diverse areas linked to strategy, from negotiation games to innovation management, including big data, mergers & acquisitions, and many more topics. This wide range of courses allows the students to grasp all the mega trends, the analytical means, the leverages, and the priorities linked to strategy. All the students enrolled in the MSc Strategic Management live a truly challenging intellectual experience.
As the MSc Strategic Management is very demanding, we recruit the brightest students of top universities from around the world. They come from a variety of disciplines, such as management, economics, engineering, and political sciences, in order to form a diverse and high-level cohort which also reflects the richness of strategy itself.
With 23 different nationalities, this program gives students the opportunity to interact with people from a wide range of cultures and academic backgrounds. The participants really benefit from the variety of knowledge that each brings from their own experience to make the most out of group projects.
The consulting industry is in constant demand of high-level graduates who perfectly understand the world of strategy and adapt to complex environments. As HEC Paris recruits only the best profiles, and provides them with premier academic and operational knowledge, HEC graduates benefit from a very well-established reputation among the most prestigious companies across the world.
Our annual graduates start their career with an average salary starting at €45K at top recruiting companies and in various paths:
Consultancy firms are deeply involved in the life of the program: many experts from the sector conduct classes as well as numerous workshops throughout the year, notably BCG, Oliver Wyman, and Bain & Company. Also, an optional company project allows the students to assist companies in tackling a real-life strategic issue, which is a fantastic opportunity to understand tangibly the operational reality of strategy.
The true 'real-life' knowledge the students learn throughout the program is one of the main reasons graduates have an extremely high placement success rate.
Strategic management is an essential component of company growth and survival and encompasses two main components:
In short, Strategic management is the art of correctly positioning a firm in a turbulent environment in order to map out a path of unique and unmatchable excellence. It requires a great command of analytical frameworks and a rigorous mind.
The HEC Paris MSc Strategic Management is an exciting intellectual challenge building upon the specific knowledge and experience that our academic team brings to the program, but also upon the students' qualities. The program is very intense and demanding and is comprised of mandatory core courses, workshops with firms, a company project, but also elective courses, which allow them to tailor their curriculum according to their interests and career goals.
This program is aimed at high-level applicants who thrive to become change makers. Whatever the size of the company, the function or the sector they will work in, graduates will have acquired the specific skills and mindset necessary to implement changes in business, innovation, and human resources management. SASI graduates shape the world of tomorrow.
Students will be taught by experts in their field of management, most of whom are members of the Centre of Research on Society and Organisation within HEC Paris.
In addition to the fundamental theory, students will find a real emphasis on up-to-date and innovative practices from experienced practitioners, such as professional economists, top bank managers, and leading consultancy experts, throughout the year. Conferences, internships and career fairs will all provide students with the opportunity to interact with alumni and leaders in the sustainable development industry. Networking with these professionals will enable students to successfully start or enhance their career in Consulting, Finance, Marketing and Operation Management.
In fact, the program has a 93% employment rate within 3 months of graduation, and an average starting salary of €43K.
During this program, students will carry out at least 4 months of professional experience and take part in a consulting project, where they will be able to take part in a real-life business case with a company or NGO. Placements are available in global companies, such as Deloitte, Toyota and KPMG, among many others, during which students can also expand their network.
Every year, students are able to participate in an exciting opportunity of travelling to developing countries in order to understand the sustainable development issues that exist and solutions that are being developed.
The program also includes double-degree opportunities with the Norwegian School of Economics and Fundação Getulio Vargas, São Paulo.
The program offers students the possibility to tailor their curriculum thanks to a wide range of elective courses and to 3 concentration tracks.
Students also have access to 8 certificates, which allow them to specialize in a specific area of interest, or gain knowledge of another related area.
The TRIUM Global Executive MBA is one of the world's leading degree programs for global leaders jointly issued by New York University Stern School of Business, London School of Economics and Political Science, and HEC Paris School of Management.
TRIUM provides students a transformational learning environment and access to a remarkable group of global business leaders, developing personal and professional connections that last a lifetime.
Business and social leadership today requires perspectives that go far beyond traditional MBA education. As a program we are dedicated to providing you with the tools you need for the C-Suite. Beyond that, we will engage you in the kind of intellectual activity that will inform your strategic thinking, for the future of your organization, and for your own development. TRIUM learning is about the "how" and the "why" as much, or more so than the "what."
Our learning experience will be organized around collaboration and discussion. We are dedicated to providing you with world-class professors, leading thinkers and access to resources and materials supported by the expertise of three of the top providers of management education in the world. These tools will provide you with the insights to ask the right questions in a world of uncertainty informed by changes in the geostrategic, digital, entrepreneurial, and global environment.
Having been created by three highly respected and exceptional schools, intellectual curiosity has always been at the heart of our learning experience. We combine this with a unique environment where you and your peers challenge each other and yourselves, and where diversity brings a variety of experiences, perspectives, and new ways of solving old and new problems.
To enable you to gain a comprehensive, 360° view of business best practice, our curriculum covers all the subjects you would expect from a global EMBA, such as Finance, Accounting, Marketing, Executive Leadership and Strategy.
But to help you broaden your horizons still further, we add to this with content exploring a variety of contemporary topics such as Global Political Economy, Entrepreneurship, Social Media, Negotiation and the TRIUM Capstone Project.
In addition to the courses, there are co-curricular activities including guest speakers, company visits and cultural events.
Running throughout our program is the Leadership stream. This begins during the Immersion phase with a series of self-assessment tools – including a 360° leadership review by your peers.
The stream is complemented by guest speakers sharing their personal leadership stories during the program, and culminates in Module 6 which focuses on individual self-awareness, as well as actions and values necessary to lead a globally responsible organisation. The stream links together academic concepts of organisational behaviour, human resource management and leadership, with personal and career development planning.
Our approach to leadership development is customised to executives, using the research knowledge of our professors, professional leadership coaches, and the experience and resources of your classmates.
Through the Leadership stream you will transform your understanding of leadership, by analysing it from a variety of angles including your personal leadership style, the dynamics of team leadership, and the particular challenges of leading organisations effectively.
The Capstone Project sits at the heart of TRIUM. It is an opportunity to apply your program learning to your current business environment, a start-up or a social cause.
The Capstone Project brings your coursework to life in a potentially life-changing way. As part of a team you will choose a project category and develop a business idea from inception to launch, leveraging the resources of our program and faculty, your classmates and alumni connections.
The Capstone Project offers you the intellectual space, resources and mandate to strike out in a new and innovative direction: the opportunity to take your vision, expertise and experience, and make something new, by identifying a niche and creating a business to fill it. And, whether your interest in our program is to further your career in a major corporation, or give you the confidence to set out on your own, your participation in the project will enable you to do so in ways you may never have considered before.


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Pew: Voters sour on ... everyone
The silver lining for President Barack Obama in the latest Pew poll is this: He's not the only politician who's had a terrible 2011.
Obama's approval rating has swung 13 points in the negative direction since February, going from 49 percent positive, 42 percent negative, to 43 percent positive, 49 percent negative. The favorability rating of the Democratic Party has gone from a nearly even, 47 percent favorable-46 percent unfavorable, to 43 percent favorable-50 percent unfavorable. That's an 8-point negative swing.
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Republicans, however, have seen their collective image tank even more dramatically: The GOP's favorability rating has dropped a net 20 percentage points. In February, Republicans were viewed unfavorably, but only slightly: 43 percent of Americans had a positive view of the GOP, while 48 viewed the party negatively.
Now, just a third — 34 percent — of respondents told Pew they have a favorable view of the Republican Party. Fifty-nine percent have a negative view.
Pew's numbers on the GOP presidential primary generally confirm the conventional wisdom about the race. Seventy-seven percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning voters say there's "some chance" or a "good chance" that they'll vote for Rick Perry, topping the field. For Mitt Romney, that number is 75 percent, and for Bachmann it's 65 percent.
The loser by that measure is Newt Gingrich, who has 50 percent of Republicans saying there's "some chance" or a "good chance" that they'd support him, but 48 percent who say there's "no chance."

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I've not had cervical surgery so have nothing to compare my experiences to....but you can expect the first several days to be quite uncomfortable. They will get you up about 12 hours post surgery and you will be walking. When you get home, you will want to mostly rest, interspersed with talking short, frequent walks.
Walking will be your main activity for the first several months. The reason it is so important in the first 12 weeks is that it stretches out the spinal nerves in the lower lumbar area, which helps to keep scar tissue from attaching as it is forming and filling in. For this reason, it is best to take many short walks rather than one or two longer walks. Also it helps to keep the sciatic nerve from flaring up and keeps you from tiring out.
Do you know if your surgeon wants his patients in a brace post surgery? Where is the graft coming from?
Since your nerves have been compressed for so many years, I hope the surgeon told you that this fusion will be primarily to stabilize the area to prevent further degeneration. It should relieve some of your pain, but it is doubtful you will end up pain-free. But the pain should be significantly reduced.
I'm happy to answer any specific questions you have. There is a "stickie note" near the top of the back board page entitled something like "Post-surgery Must-Haves." It lists things people have found useful to have during recovery. You might want to read through it as it gives you some insight into what life is like immediately post surgery when you cannot bend or twist at the waist and will have movement issues.
Some people find a raised toilet seat to be very useful. Also, be sure to stock up on high fiber fruits, vegetables, juices, etc. as constipation is something that will become an issue from all the pain medications. A stool softener is handy to have on hand. With lower lumbar surgery, you will not want to have to strain.
Also be sure you have some comfortable pants to wear. Most people find jeans or any pants with a structured waist band very uncomfortable.
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Punta Allen itself is a small unique pueblo that boasts a thriving fishing community which specializes in commercial harvesting of Longostas (caribbean lobsters or crayfish) from the reefs just off shore. The local fishing co-ops are the only people allowed to take this catch, however longostas can be purchased at the local co-op in town. The population is predominantly Maya and most speak only Spanish, You will find that just a little Spanish will go a long way here so it is really no problem with the language.
Casa Bianca was created by an artist/builder and you will find much attention to details to make your stay comfortable and visually pleasant. This includes a full kitchen where you will be able to create whatever you wish from the easily available local produce ,fish and meats. Casa Bianca is designed to have maximum exposure from the breeze off the caribbean but can also be closed up if it becomes too cool. You will find it very pleasant most of the year ---there are also fans in every room for those extra hot days and evenings. The tile floors and thick stucco walls, screened in porch and windows keep things cool and bug free. You will also find parking in front for two cars if you will be driving to P. A.
Enjoy the fishing, boating, birding, walking, sugar-sand beaches, snorkeling, kayaking, guided excursions, and all around tranquility of this exotic and unique natural wonderland during your stay at Casa Bianca. There you will be able to completely relax and recharge. With one of the worlds finest beaches and the only beach front Mayan ruins in the Americas, Tulum is just an 1.5 hours away down the beach road that connects it to Punta Allen. Tulum has many restaurants, bars, shopping of all kinds, and in the evening, live music and a bit more action, if you feel you need it.
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Life for me has been an interesting trip through many diverse worlds---the one thread that ties it all together is art and the idea of beauty in our surroundings. Growing up in South Florida, the Tropics have always been a major influence to my life and work. I feel that if one is capable of adding beauty to the world then that should become part of their mission. In the building of Casa Bianca, drawings of Mexico and Cuba, fabricating Sculpture and Jewelry, I attempt to give that extra warmth and understanding that should be a part of everyone's life. This is what I do on each palette that is created for me.
Bianca and Dale Beatty purchased this house in 2008
In 2000 I bought property on Tulum Beach but sold this in 2008. Where would I go from there. It took awhile to realize that just 50kl. down the dirt road through the Sian Ka'an Biophere there was a small Pueblo that I had always thought would be a wonderful place to stay. Punta Allen is a unique pueblo in just as unique location.Punta Allen has an economic base of commercial fishing and tourism that relys on the environmental wonders of the Sian Ka'an Bioshere. Plus the added attraction of some of the best fly fishing in the world. For these reasons I decided to create a single Villa Style rental and small studio for myself.
At Casa Bianca you will feel privacy while being in the heart of a thriving fish village in the Sian Ka'an Biophere. Casa Bianca supplies the renter with most of what one needs to feel completely at home--a complete kitchen , good linens , and beachfront location with access to guided fishing, diving, birding,deserted beaches and more. Within a few steps there are restuarants with great Mexican/ Caribe cusine, tropical drinks and of course Cervezas Mexicano. Grocery Stores are close along with a liquer store across town near the pier on Ascension Bay (5 blocks down the sand streets.)There is a town square two blocks away where festivals and events take place regularly. All in the Mexican/Maya tradition. One can always get great fresh fruits and vegitables if you catch the trucks that come in from Tulum and Valladolid selling an array fresh foods. If one is looking to treat their spiritual side, then it shouldn't be hard to find a massage, yoga or whatever else may be happening that week. Punta Allen is a slice of life that is not too polished and is there to be enjoyed by those who are lucky enough to stay and aware enough to take it all in.
This place has changed me! The memories and the feelings I take away from here help me to remind myself that we live in such a beautiful place surrounded by beautiful people and that we need to care and RESPECT our planet, the people we love, and the fauna and flora which share it with us at all times and at all costs! So THANK YOU DALE for sharing this place with us!
Dale's place is the perfect spot to completely check out! The casa is beautifully decorated and thoughtfully appointed. The location is perfect, right on the beach in front of the wooden pier (aka "the gateway to another world"). It is perfect for two but could comfortably accommodate a family of four. The kitchen is fully equipped and convenient. The best part was to watch the sunrise each morning directly from the bed. That was so cool!
We truly enjoyed and looked forward to the moments when Dale would stop by on his way to the beach or to visit friends. He would share his life stories and experiences as well as share with us how to find secluded and amazingly beautiful beaches as well as local spots for viewing wild life and nature. Dale is a really cool and spiritual guy and we are looking forward to our return and the opportunity to get to know him more. For food, please visit Juan the Cuban and savor his amazing "Tikinxik" - a whole snapper marinated in achiote and cooked slowly on open fire. Out of this world! Also, there is a fruit and vegetable truck that comes down from Tulum once or twice a week. They have amazing Papayas to be enjoyed later on the beach or on the pier. Don't miss that!
In conclusion, I can feel my body relax just as I remember the moments we spent at Casa Lunita to write this review. Can't wait to return soon!
We had a wonderful stay at Casa Lunita during the off-season, which was quite hot but the fishing was good. The house had everything we needed, the kitchen was great and we cooked a lot as there were not many restaurants open. The place was nice and private, but very central to the village and everything we wanted to see. I spent many hours in the hammock room which is enclosed with screens to keep the bugs out. Sometimes it got very hot and humid because the town doesn't have 24-hour power and thus the ceiling fans turned off during the night. But the care-taker for the house took good care of us and brought us a battery powered fan. At other times of the year it isn't so hot so not a problem. Looking around the town, there is no place we would have rather stayed. The beach-side accomodations were amazing, just steps out onto the white sand and we ate lots of meals on the dock. We could have had another couple stay with us in the living room which had a curtain to close it off, but it would have been a bit tight. As it was for one couple it was spacious and very romantic.
While we were there the resort next door was closed because it was the off season, but I could see it being a bit loud in the bedroom if there were lots of guests staying there. As it was all we heard were tropical birds. Lots of big iguanas in the yard too who loved to eat our fruit peels.
We hope to stay at Casa Lunita again! Thanks Dale for a great job setting up a magical vacation spot.
It is a beautiful setting achieved after a life long experience with art and love, majestic decoration and ambiance not just a place to stay but a place to take back with you in your heart and mind...the most beautiful sunrise from the front porch and the serenity of full moon rise on that deep blue sky showered by a silver cascade.
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New Nat'l Service Project Promotes Holocaust Education
In a new project, Arab and Jewish 5th-11th graders across the country are learning about the Holocaust from eight women carrying out their National Service duty. "I discovered, surprisingly, a high level of readiness among Muslim and Christian students to learn about the Holocaust," said Tali Zaguri, 19, one of the National Service teachers. "Jewish students are naturally more aware of the subject and its importance. Nonetheless, most of the Arab students are curious about the Holocaust."
Zaguri said many Arab students have come up to her after the workshops to ask additional questions and only one student has exhibited reluctance to broach the topic. The National Service women, who only teach at Arab schools by invitation, have undergone a two-month training course at the Yad Vashem.
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I guess I will at some point enter the Thai dating market in Thailand since i am moving there in January. I am single, and i have no plans at changing that anytime soon. It will be interesting to see what has changed since I dated Thai girls last time there seven years ago.
Last time i did dating in Thailand, I got to know new people to talk to at a site called Thai Kisses at thaikisses dot com. It went ok then, but I can see there are other alternatives now like thaifriendly.com where I have set up a profile now.
My goal for now is just to get to know the scene, and get to know some nice Thai ladies for talk and and fun. I love the deep conversation, and are looking for Thai girls with depth and insight into the human mind. I'm definitely not looking for anything serious as in marriage or a girlfriend, but getting friends is my only priority at this time.
Yeah. That picture is how I look like right now. I know that Thai girls as girls fro other parts of the world likes fit and guys in good shape, so I will have to get in better shape and start doing some exercices. Getting in better shape will not be to hard I think since I believe I will get myself a new dog when I have settled in after moving to Thailand.
If you are getting to this post being a Thai lady, please comment below and say your opinion on where you think is a good place to start on the dating scene in Thailand in 2017. I'm very interested in hearing your opinion.


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Size200 m²
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- Family/child friendly
Accommodation summary
|Rua Nova do Almada, 1200-289 Lisbon, Portugal
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The flat has 200 square meters and includes:
• one living room with sitting and dining areas and one double sofabed
• a bedroom with 3 single beds;
• a bedroom suite with a double bed (160x200cm), walking closet and a bathroom with bathtub;
• two bedroom with double beds (160x200cm each);
• a bathroom with bathtub;
• a kitchen is fully equipped with electric stove and micro-oven, washing machine, microwave and a fridge with freezer;
• a wc.
• Elevator
• Free Wi-Fi
• Central heating
• Iron and Ironing board available
• Bed Linen and Towels are included
• Baby cot can be provided, but please inform in advance!
The standard time for check-in is after 16h00 and check-out is before 11:00, but if the apartment is available other arrangements can be made.
This is a licensed local lodging accommodation, registered at Turismo de Portugal (849/AL).
At the present time, there are some constructions behind the building. Occasional noise may occur during business hours (08h-18h).
House rules• No parties.
• Smoking is not allowed.
• Quiet time is from 10PM to 8AM. The nightly rest of the neighbors must be respected.
• We will ask for some identification document information. Under Portuguese law we are required to do so.
• We will also request you to sign a responsibility term containing your credit card information, as damage deposit guarantee.
The standard time for check-in is after 16h00 and check-out is before 11:00, but if the apartment is available other arrangements can be made. Particular situations:
- additional 30 Euro for check-in from 9:30 PM to 00:00 AM every day;
- additional 45 Euro for check-in from 00:00 AM to 8:30 AM every day;
- additional 25 Euro for check-in on Week-ends and on Portuguese public holidays till 9:30 PM.
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Das Apartment 265 in Principe Real hat mir sehr gut gefallen - es ist geräumig, sehr gut gelegen und mit allem ausgestattet, was man für einen bequemen Aufenthalt benötigt. Der Service (Kontaktaufnahme, Check-in & Check-Out, Einweisung) hat perfekt funktioniert. Ich werde dieses Apartment gern wieder besuchen.
We met Thelma at the apartment, she gave us lots of information about the apartment and the local area. Although the apartment seemed smaller than we imagined by the photos it was really lovely. Both beds (normal double sized) were very comfortable. The kitchen area is fine and has all you need, we didn't eat at the kitchen table as we were out on the lovely sunny balcony most of the time we were in the apartment. The living area with TV is also comfortable and a nice addition when too warm outside. There is no air con in the apartment but we had the doors open most of the time and the curtains closed in the daytime and it kept the heat down. There are 2 outdoor areas but the balcony with lovely river views is the best. The bathroom with shower is great. As this apartment is on the fourth floor you will have lots of stairs to contend with, keeps you fit though! There is a little noise from the street below in the early hours as the gardeners in the park start early and also on Flea Market days but all in all not that bad. Would recommend this apartment for 2 to 3 people, maybe more and it may be too crowded. Lovely area in old Alfama with cobbled streets and hole in the wall bars, best area to stay from what we saw of Lisbon.
Very nice stay
Der Schlagzeile ist eigentlich nichts hinzu zufügen. Man muss aber erst mal 220 Stufen, in mehreren Etappen, von der nächsten METRO-Station erklimmen.
Der Blick ist wirklich fantastisch. Die Wohnung selbst bietet alles was man braucht. Man hat einen seperaten kleine Platz unter einem Zitronenbaum, wo man sitzen und essen kann. Darüber ein Hühnerstall, mit einem Hahn, der pünklich weckt. Aber uns hat es nicht gestört. Alles gut, gern mal wieder.
Buenos días : Lo mejor de la estancia: Thiago , nos recomendó sitios que ver, comery relajarse. El barrio muy típico y la casa rehabilitada con gusto , te encuentras bien en el pequeño pero coqueto apartamento. . Para la perfección mejorar pequeños detalles como el jabonero oxidado del lavabo o apenas papel higiénico en el servicio. La escalera del inmueble estuvo sin limpiar toda la estancia.
De todo ello me quedo con la simpatía de Thiago y la tranquilidad y la magia del barrio. Saludos
It's a great appartement at a great locaties. It is in the middle of the centrum And just a minute away from metro station rossio. The airco, bathrooms And bedrooms are great. Although one of the beds Isn't that comfortable, which is unfortunately the bed in the room with Airco. They might switch the beds around? So the place And appartement Its self is great, But the service.. We arrived And were told a wrong house number. After we arrived we got no instructions about the appartement. Apparently the Airco is leaking so you have to empty Some buckets which are standing underneath a van outside of the appartement otherwhise people at a restaurant get a little bit wet. We weren't told anything about that. They didn't Explain How the warm water was regulated And that was a little uncomfy, Because sometimes you have to be Hans klok to fix warm water. The most frustrating thing however was that we weren't told about a houskeeper. One day she just tried to walk in in the early Morning while we just came out the shower. I had put the door on lock otherwhise she would just have been looking at me who just came out of the shower... she started to call someone And left without saying a word. The organisation didn't call us for an apology And to Tell that she would come back later, Because she did that without us knowing that. Don't get me wrong it is great that the appartement is cleaned, but leave in mind we didn't get the chance to hide our valuables. There were a lot of things which are very valuable Laying in our appartement And it is not a very relaxed feeling that someone might walk in without you knowing it.
Bellissimo appartamento
La posizione ottima per potersi muovere senza mezzi in questa spendida città.
El apartamento estaba muy bien, buen mobiliario y situado en el centro de la ciudad. La faena fue que nos robaron. Se nos quedo una ventana abierta y de madrugada mientras dormíamos alguien entro y se llevo un par de moviles y dinero. Mucho cuidado con las ventanas!!!.
La prise en charge par l'hôte a été parfaite. L'appartement est très bien situé et tout à fait conforme au descriptif.
Wunderschöne Wohnung mit atemberaubender Aussicht. Sehr nette und unkomplizierte Betreuung vor Ort. Sehr empfehlenswert.
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"Psycho Mike" Catherwood may have gotten the lowest score — a 13 — on Dancing with the Stars this week, but he's not letting it bring him down. "I'm using it to kick up my focus a notch," he tells TVGuide.com. "I know I'm not going to be the world's best dancer, but I'll just use it for fuel this week in rehearsal and try to be a lot better and blow their socks off on Monday. I'm probably not capable of doing that, but it's a good way of keeping me motivated." Still, the Loveline radio host doesn't think he was the worst dancer of the night.
Ralph Macchio hopes nice guys don't finish last on DancingHow did you feel when you got your score?
Mike Catherwood: I was obviously disappointed. I'm well aware that [dancing's] the thing I'm worst at and to get out there and do it in probably the most public forum is a personal victory. Even though I know I'm not a very good dancer, I still want to do well. Every time you do anything in life, you at least try for success. Getting the lowest score ... hurts your pride a little bit. How did you feel performing it?
Catherwood: I felt fine. Once you get past the overwhelming nature of the show, you just have fun with it. You have a full band and everything just seems so grandiose that it can take you away from what you're there to do, which is to have fun and dance and be crappy for entertainment's sake! But I can come away from it, saying this honestly to myself, that I don't think I was the worst dancer of the night. Just because you have the lowest score, that doesn't mean you were the worst dancer. Lacey [Schwimmer] has been doing this a long time and said: "Look, it's not about how great you dance because everybody knows you're not a great dancer. Most people watching at home are not professional dancers. They want to root for someone they like, so you have that going for you." That's what she thinks.
Will Dancing's Chris Jericho do a Solid Gold routine?Did she give you any more pep talks for next week, or are you just trying to move forward and forget about it?
Catherwood: Yeah, we're just trying to move on. Lacey doesn't think about it at all. I'm totally thinking about it. It almost angers me that they gave me that low a score, so I'll just use it as motivation. The rehearsals can get grueling. But also, our new dance, the jive, is a lot more suited to me as a person. It's fast-paced and energetic and I can mask my lack of posture and grace. It's going to be a jive-y jive like you've never seen before. Also — not that it's a bad song, but I'm not really into [our foxtrot song] Mike Posner's "Cooler Than Me," but I'm in love with the song I'm dancing to next week. I was pumped when I found out. It's a little more rockin' and I'm happy.Has posture been the hardest?
Catherwood: Yeah, learning the steps and to stay on rhythm is not that hard; it's being able to look like a dancer — holding the posture and presenting yourself in a graceful manner. I don't want to say it's impossible, but it's so foreign. It seems to me that no matter how hard I work at it, I'm not that guy. I was watching Mark [Ballas] and Chelsea [Kane] do their foxtrot and I'm looking at him like, "There will never be a point in my life where I can move that gracefully." I feel like if I quit my job today and devoted my life to becoming a violin player, I can become a classically trained violinist. But I feel like if I devoted the rest of my life to being a dancer, I still won't be a good dancer. I'm trying my best, but I don't really have any hopes of taking home the Mirrorball.You don't often hear that.
Catherwood: [Laughs] I'm a realist. I don't think it's impossible, but I also don't think it's probable. I have a greater chance of winning that than the Super Bowl, but it doesn't mean that I will. And for instance, Kirstie [Alley], she really wants this. She really wants to win this. And you can't fake that. You can't create that. I don't want to beat anyone. I don't have that competitive fuel to beat anyone when it comes to Dancing with the Stars. I want to do as best as I can for Lacey and for the people who were nice enough to ask me to join, but I'm doing this to have a good time and hopefully to make people at home laugh. Everybody brings something different to the broadcast. Hopefully I can provide something entertaining.
Catherwood: No. I don't want to go out of my way to act for the camera to gain popularity. I'm just going to be myself and hopefully that serves me well. If people like me, that's a big bonus.Well, you've got some awesome headbands. How many other colors do you have?
Cathwerood: [Laughs] Most of them are gifts from my nieces and nephews. I only have three that I rotate through. They honestly buy those for me seeing how far they can go with stuff they can get Uncle Mike to wear. "There's no possibility he'll wear this." And sure enough, I'm at the red carpet for something with it on my head or on my wrist. We'll see if I can pop up with a few new kick-a-- headbands.


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Will be out tonight at about 5:30 in 6 Mile (Lanier) and out all day tomorrow and Sunday in 6 mile and the chill out spot in 4 mile.
Dinner tonight is dockside at Fish Tales at Hideaway Bay!
I just came out of the water. I loved it.water was like a glass
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did you get your speakers from them or have them install your system?
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Pull Watersports hosts a Thursday surf night every Thursday from 6:00-9:00 in Young Deer.
I may try and make that if I get my boat back from AVC Thursday afternoon.
YZ PM me your # and I'll shoot you a text when we are going to be out this weekend.
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did you get your speakers from them or have them install your system?
I got the speakers a and amp from Earmark and AVC did some installation work for me. They also sell the speakers there too.


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Dean Durand quoted in Deans Digest
Kogod Dean Richard Durand commented on the trends facing business schools in spring 2009. In particular, he commented on application trends, "We're up—way up. As in 70-85 percent up." He also went on to further point out that AU's offering of dual degree tracks, both within Kogod and in conjunction with other AU schools had contributed to this increase.
Additionally, Dean Durand acknowledged the impact of the economy on career placements, "I'm investing heavily in corporate recruiting". To this end, Kogod has devoted more staff to promotion of the school and its programs to corporate representatives. View the full article (4/21/09)
Kogod Professor Robin Lumsdaine quoted in American Banker
Professor Lumsdaine was recently quoted in the American Banker article, "Basel II May Be Replaced Before It's Full in Force" regarding potential changes the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision might consider making to the Basel II accord, such as including an international leverage ratio.
Lumsdaine commented about the balance between important prudential safeguards and maintaining Basel II's risk sensitivity going forward. "I worry about [Basel II reforms] not continuing down a risk-sensitive path," said Lumsdaine. "If you think about the benefit of a blunt tool versus something that's risk-sensitive, a blunt tool can offer some protection in bad economic times, but it doesn't give you a glimpse of the risk the institution is facing, which you also need to know." View the full article (4/17/09)
Kogod Associate Dean Lawrence Ward Comments on MBA Re-Evaluation
In light of the current economic climate and the financial crisis, Kogod Dean Lawrence Ward believes in emphasizing business fundamentals. As schools all over the country are re-evaluating the MBA focus and program offerings, he comments, "All schools have a responsibility to emphasize decision-making. If we're not helping students understand the implications and dimensions of all the decisions that they make, then we're not doing an effective job as a program."
The re-evaluation is also of significance given that a recessionary economic trend generally leads to an increase in business school applications. View the full article (4/17/09)
Kogod's Master of Science in Finance Highlighted in BusinessWeek Magazine
Kogod's Master of Science in Finance (MSF) is emerging as a popular choice for students contemplating dual degrees with other schools. Forty percent of MSF candidates are pursuing another graduate degree at American University.
As one graduate student remarks, "For someone who has a background in engineering or something else, an MBA is great…But for someone else like myself who already knows where their interest lies, [the MSF] was clearly the right path."
In contrast with the MBA, the MSF degree offers increased coursework in financial and quantitative analysis and does not require a requisite number of years of work experience. Kogod's first MSF class will graduate in May. View the full article in BusinessWeek. (4/7/09)
Professor Ghiyath F. Nakshbendi makes television appearance in Dubai
Professor Nakshbendi of Kogod School of Business was a guest on "TODAY" show, on April 1, 2009, a live program produced by AlHurrah Television, which broadcast from Dubai, UAE. On the eve of the G20 Summit in London, his role was to provide insight and analysis of what this will mean in terms of Obama's economic stimulus plan and the effect it will have on a global scale (specifically with regards to business in the Arab World). He participated in the show with two other panelists, one a professor from The Sorbonne, Paris and one from Jeddah. (4/1/09)
Professor Ghiyath F. Nakshbendi interviewed about G20 meeting
Professor Nakshbendi of the International Business Department at Kogod School of Business was a guest on "TODAY with Beverley Anderson Manley", a live program produced by the former First Lady of Jamaica, from Kingston, Jamaica on HOT 102 FM Station. The 20 minute interview was conducted on April 1, 2009, and it focused on the G20 meeting in London on April 2, 2009. This is his second appearance on the said program. (4/1/09)
Kogod Finance Professor Leigh Riddick Interviewed on the Economy
Kogod Finance Professor Leigh Riddick was recently interviewed on the the situation facing the automotive industry. She commented on various possible government responses to General Motor's request for a further USD 16.6 billion in federal assistance, saying that, "In my judgment, the government should wait until this restructuring has been agreed to before making a decision about giving additional funds to GM. Without significant debt forgiveness and restructuring, the loan will not be enough to save GM."
Additionally, she believes that Chrysler while in better shape is still subject to similar pressures. But "a reorganization will be needed in this case, also, before we will have any assurance that giving the firm more money will help."
Professor Riddick feels strongly that a restructuring of the industry is the first step and that a formal reorganization would help as market forces would determine company survival. View the full article (4/1/09)


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One of the most impressive emerging stars for the U.S. national team at this year's Concacaf Gold Cup has been Joe Corona, a Californian of Mexican and Salvadoran descent.
Corona scored the second goal in the Americans' 5-1 rout of El Salvador in the Gold Cup quarterfinal on Sunday.
Though Corona represents the U.S. internationally, he plays his club soccer for the Xolos in Tijuana, and considers himself both Mexican and American. He was born in California, moving to San Diego when he was 11.
Corona is a great example of what U.S. national team coach Jurgen Klinsmann says American looks like. "The senior national team will look like what America looks like," the German told ESPN. "It's a melting pot. And I think this is wonderful."


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A Franklin County Grand Jury indicted a former Union man for three counts each of felony robbery and armed criminal action after he allegedly pulled a gun on three teens.
Shawn K. Aubuchon, 35, Washington is being held in the Franklin County Jail on a $100,000 cash-only bond.
The charges stem from a Sunday, March 16, incident at the Union MotoMart when Aubuchon allegedly used a handgun to rob the 16-year-old boys outside of the business at Church Street and Highway 50.
According to Union police, the robbery occurred at 8:20 p.m. when Aubuchon demanded cash and cellphones from the teens.
The victims gave him less than $10, and a cellphone before he got into a black four-door car as a passenger and left the scene.
Police said Aubuchon's address is listed as Washington, but he is originally from Union.
The weapon used in the alleged robbery still has not been located, police said.
One of the teens told a clerk at the store about the robbery, and called police. Union officers were at the scene within one minute, according to police.
The driver of the car Aubuchon was in did not know he pulled a gun on the teens, police said.
The suspect was dropped off a few blocks from the gas station because the driver suspected Aubuchon committed some type of crime.
Union police showed still images from a surveillance camera at MotoMart to clerks at other convenience stores and were able to use additional cameras to determine the license plate of the vehicle Aubuchon left the robbery scene in.
Authorities went to the home of the owner of the car located on Highway UU, however, Aubuchon was not at the residence.
In the meantime, the suspect got a ride from Union to the home on Highway UU.
Aubuchon was arrested at 4 a.m. by Franklin County deputies at a home off Highway UU.
Police said the person who gave Aubuchon a ride to the Highway UU home also was not aware that Aubuchon robbed the teens.


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Peoples Democratic Party leaders on Wednesday met the family of Parliament attack convict Mohammad Afzal Guru at Doabgah Sopore in north Kashmir.
"A PDP delegation visited the family of Guru at Doabgah Sopore and offered prayers for the departed soul," a party spokesman said.
It was led by Nazir Ahmad Yatoo, the party's youth general secretary, he said in a statement.
The delegation expressed the party's solidarity with the family, the spokesman said.
On Tuesday, Independent legislator Abdul Rashid visited the Guru's residence and interacted with the family.
Many separatist leaders have also visited the family of Guru, who was executed in Tihar Jail in Delhi recently.


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CPS publishes guidelines on prosecutors' approach to Child Sexual Abuse cases
Ground breaking new guidelines for prosecutors on how to tackle cases involving child sexual abuse have today been issued by the Director of Public Prosecutions and will take immediate effect. At the same time, the College of Policing has issued guidance for investigators and both documents are now open to a three month public consultation.
Director of Public Prosecutions, Keir Starmer, QC, said: "These guidelines are intended to spell out a different approach to prosecuting these very difficult cases. In particular, the guidelines make clear that the focus for prosecutors must be on the credibility of the allegation being made; and underline that the task is to build strong cases by linking evidence rather than failing to bring cases because of perceived weaknesses in the victim."
The guidance has been informed by a series of roundtables hosted by the CPS and ACPO and attended by front line investigators, lawyers, victims' representatives, academics, social services, the judiciary and others with an interest or expertise in Criminal Justice.
Mr Starmer said: "These guidelines are informed by those involved in protecting children, and it is the valuable contribution of all those who attended the roundtable discussions that has helped to ensure that they are comprehensive and demonstrate the radically new approach we will now be taking.
"Now it is for the public to let us know if they believe we are in the right place and, I hope, to take assurance from the fact that police and prosecutors have worked together to produce this document. We are, without doubt, at a moment of fundamental change in the way we view these offences within the criminal justice system, and in our society as a whole."
National policing lead on violence and public protection, Chief Constable Dave Whatton, said: "This consultation is a moment to reflect on how we can deliver the best for victims of child sexual abuse and ensure the right approach through the entire criminal justice process."
The interim guidelines launched today will be applied to all cases where a sexual offence has been committed against a child or young person. A helpful summary of the guidance can be found here.
On the detail of the guidelines, Mr Starmer said: "A key shift in our approach has to be the way that prosecutors assess the credibility of the allegation being made, rather than making assumptions about the person making them. We do not instinctively question someone who reports a burglary and nor should we a complainant of sexual abuse."
The interim guidelines set out clearly what is to be expected of police and prosecutors with responsibility for these cases from the start and include:
- The requirement that child sexual abuse cases are only dealt with in specialist teams of prosecutrors, i.e. the Rape and Serious Sexual Offences Units we are establishing in each CPS Area.
- Arrangements for early consultation and joint work between police and prosecutors to agree a case strategy and address evidential issues head on.
- A rule that every case must be considered on its facts and merits. Myths, stereotypes and prejudices must be ignored for the purpose of deciding whether there is a realistic prospect of conviction.
- A requirement that police and prosecutors ensure that appropriate support is available for victims including, where appropriate, counselling.
- A duty on prosecutors to challenge myths and stereotypes in court and to ensure that cases are progressed as swiftly as possible and trial delay minimised.
Mr Starmer added: "Vulnerability can no longer be a barrier to justice and I want to see prosecutors actively challenging any misconceptions a jury might have. The CPS has talented and experienced professionals who are ready and able to take on these extremely challenging cases."
The roundtable discussions identified a number of other issues relevant to the improvement of the criminal justice response to child sexual abuse cases. These ideas include the introduction of pre-recorded cross examination of victims, a trial for which has today (Tuesday) been announced by the Ministry of Justice. They also include the greater use of intermediaries, the scope for a specialist court, ensuring court cases go ahead on time, and that victims giving evidence in the witness box are not doing so for unnecessarily long periods of time, especially in cases where there are multiple defendants.
We are now working with the Government through the newly formed National Taskforce on Sexual Violence Against Children and the Vulnerable and with the Judiciary to take these issues forward.
Full details for the Child Sexual Abuse Review Panel, which will review complaints made in the past that were not pursued by police and prosecutors, have also been published today.
The consultation can be found on the CPS website.
Alan Wardle, Head of Corporate Affairs at the NSPCC, said: "These are hugely promising developments which we wholeheartedly endorse. Every effort must be made to encourage the victims of child sexual abuse to speak out. And once they have had the courage to do so, the legal system should provide support, not obstacles which often erode their confidence and result in them not able to give their best evidence."
Sue Berelowitz, Deputy Children's Commissioner for England, said: "The Crown Prosecution Service has taken great care to consult organisations working with children when drafting the consultation on a new approach for prosecutors to reviewing cases of child sexual abuse. The personal commitment of the Director of Public Prosecutions to ensuring child victims are listened to and heard is to be applauded.
"I welcome the creation of a new panel to review historic allegations of child abuse where alleged victims are unhappy with the police or CPS' action. I'm delighted to have been asked to act as an independent advisor to the panel to help ensure children's voices are properly heard and cases that need to be are reviewed and investigated."
Bernie Ryan, Manager of Manchester's St Mary's Sexual Assault Referral Centre, said: "St Mary's Sexual Assault Referral Centre was pleased to be invited to provide input to the roundtable discussions and to help shape and inform these interim guidelines. There are many challenges in providing appropriate services and support to people who have experienced child sexual abuse and I hope these draft guidelines will prompt full and frank discussion so that we can all arrive at a national consensus that is both achievable and victim-focussed."
Notes to Editors
- For media enquiries call the CPS Press Office on 020 3357 0906; Out of Hours Pager 07699 781 926
- The DPP has set out what the public can expect from the CPS in the Core Quality Standards document published in March 2010.
- The CPS consists of 13 Areas in total, each headed by a Chief Crown Prosecutor (CCP). In addition, there are three specialised national divisions: Central Fraud Division, Special Crime and Counter Terrorism, and Organised Crime. In 2011-2012, The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and Department of Health (DoH) prosecution functions were transferred to the CPS. A telephone service, CPS Direct, provides out-of-hours advice and decisions to police officers across England and Wales.
- In 2010-2011 the CPS employed around 7,745 people and prosecuted 957,881 cases with 116,898 of these in the Crown Court, and the remaining 840,983 in the magistrates' courts. Of those we prosecuted, 93,106 defendants were convicted in the Crown Court and 727,491 in the magistrates' courts. In total 86% of cases prosecuted resulted in a conviction. Further information can be found on the CPS website.
- The CPS, together with ACPO and media representatives, has developed a Protocol for the release of prosecution material to the media. This sets out the type of prosecution material that will normally be released, or considered for release, together with the factors we will take into account when considering requests. Read the Protocol for the release of prosecution material to the media.


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The AEC industry has witnessed several ups and downs in the last decade, more or less reciprocating to the rise and fall of oil prices and factors alike. This resulted in adherence to cost cutting measures where large architectural design firms moved into small offices. This also compelled them to lay off some of the key resources that they do not need all the time.
However; managing building construction projects without them would and could harm the success of the project. The most prominent was collaborating or sharing various parts of the construction project with other stakeholders in the same capacity, which their reduced manpower resources were not able to accomplish.
Outsourcing these roles and responsibilities, proved really helpful to these businesses in keeping their projects going and businesses afloat. The list of resources that were outsourced remarkably includes CAD drafters, BIM 3D modelers, structural designers and engineers, CAD and BIM specialists, MEP CAD professionals, mechanical as well as electrical engineers and many more.
Architectural drafters top the list of outsourced services in the last decade and the AEC firms have been successful in achieving cost efficiency, and managing the work even after letting go folks who were employed full time but weren't needed. If you are one of the firms who has let go such folks and do not have a drafting department, outsourcing can help you big time.
Do your Math right
Contracts hourly rates cost you a fortune if compared to employee hourly rates, then how is it beneficial? The reason how they prove to be cost effective is that there are no additional overheads associated to these contracts in terms of vacation pay, Tax pay, Bonuses, and so on and so forth when you employ a design consultant.
It's quite straightforward that you only pay for what you avail. Also you have the option to not to call them back if you aren't satisfied with the service; you spare the formalities & might as well move on to someone better. The second best part is saving the headache and overheads of infrastructure and effective CADD stations with GIS capabilities which can cost you up to around $15000. But if your drafter is not occupied for 8 hours a day for 5 days a week; how will you reach the breakeven?
Quality over Everything
Especially with concurrent market dynamics when work is scarce and competition is cut throat, spending adequate and quality time in growing and nurturing the business becomes more than necessary. Architects, Engineers and construction professionals, may be are the best on site, but may fail miserably when it comes to data analysis and report writing.
Irrespective of the fact that their employees are technically sound, their methods are latest, but if the drawings don't look technically correct and brilliant, they fail. Humans have a tendency to look and interpret "pictures" instead of reading texts, and this is what should be considered for putting in extra efforts to emphasize the quality of drawings with help of professionals at cost effective rates.
Ever heard of a design firm delivering two sets of drawings, on for the client's brainy set of people and another for the management who do not understand technicalities, but just the progress of the project and cost involved. No - never, would someone do this. Best 2D Drafters are the ones who prepare drawings that can be understood by anyone who looks at it. These are the drafters, outsourcing CADD services providers have onboard, and you had to let off them due to cost implications.
Chose trained over training
As mentioned earlier, due to increased competition and less work, delivering projects in time - every time becomes one of the important aspect. You think upon taking up 2D CAD drawing projects for 2D representations of interior planning and demarcations, floor plans, presentation drawings, building elevation drawings, furniture detailing and many more can leave architectural firms with time to train their in-house drafters? It is practically impossible. However; outsourcing 2D architectural CAD services support designs of all types of buildings including Commercial, government, industrial facilities, Institutional and residential.
They are already trained and can transform conceptual architecture design sketches to detailed 2D CAD drawings enabling architects, contractors and construction firms in making informed decisions for improved productivity of building development projects.
While architectural firms focus on client requirements, their outsourcing 2D CAD partners concentrate on location drawings and general arrangement drawings, assembly drawings, building elements and details, component drawings, projections, working drawings & a lot more. Outsourcing services have proven their worth as an ongoing and effective way to save money and still provide clients with technical excellence. This is the time, Join the bandwagon o reap timely benefits.


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Ramon's Career / Kiss of Death
Yesterday planted the kiss of death on Ramon's career.
It died suddenly, not from old age, but in agony. Shame! It had been a very promising career, though always with more promise than delivery. And yet, if there was a biography of Haim Ramon, it might be called "The Rise and Rise of...", even though his career had its downs, too, like any long-distance run.
I've known Haim Ramon for more than 30 years, and I like him. I've known him since his early days in Mapai's Young Guard. Some people moved on from the Young Guard, but the Young Guard never left them - they remained gullible kids, God love them. But Ramon really moved on, matured and developed. He was highly regarded, and with good reason.
At times he even appeared to have the leader's baton in his backpack. Only in recent years the baton seems to have dulled and the backpack become worn. Ramon's joining Kadima as the sidekick of Olmert and Peres signaled a surrender, a reconciling himself to a destiny that had veered from the high road onto the margins. After all, Ramon the wunderkind is no longer a child. The promise on the horizon moved further away the closer he seemed to get to it.
Israeli politics lost out yesterday. There is no doubt about that, and we may only hope to benefit in some other way. The court had its say, and this lesson will be learned and internalized. This time, the lesson is very painful. Well, it's been said, spare the rod and spoil the child
A picture is worth a thousand words, but sometimes the picture is silent, or what it is saying isn't clear. At least, that is how the photograph of the minister being friendly with the young female officer impressed the court. Judges are supposed to see the whole picture, and to see into people's eyes and hearts, though even judges are not gods.
The first responses in the cabinet and Knesset indicate that ministers and Knesset members are willing to worship other gods than these judges. They are certainly ready to replace the attorney general, who started out taking baby steps and ended up reaching high places. Mazuz didn't even know at first that he would turn out like this.
Moshe Katsav, one may presume, was a very worried man yesterday. The court set the legal bar low but the moral bar high. If Ramon did not pass the bar, it is difficult to see Katsav's passing it, to judge by the indictment being drafted against him.
Therefore, when the club members gather to choose the heirs - both Ramon's and Katsav's - they would do well to take great care, lest their club burn down. Olmert, who is suffering from severe third-degree burns himself, would do well to appoint a fireproof justice minister, one not involved with corruption affairs that seem to have ended but have not. And the President's Residence will no longer sustain a tenant whose only right to be there derives from his membership in the club.
Yesterday we, and not only Ramon, learned that death and life are in the power of the tongue. And anyone can read what they like into that.
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All the ten persons who developed a more virulent form of swine flue are admitted to the hospital in Iasi, according to the state secretary with the Ministry of Health, Adrian Streinu-Cercel.
Chronic diseases, high blood pressure and diabetes affect the blood vessels, which trigger virulent forms of swine flu.
At this point, 1, 966 cases of swine flu have been confirmed in Romania, 45 of them over the last 24 hours.
A 43-year-old man from Siret died at the hospital in Iasi, where he was admitted on November 15. He was transferred to the hospital in Radauti, Cantacuzino Institute and on Monday morning his death was confirmed.
The patient was infected with the pandemic AH1N1 virus. His condition deteriorated due to underlying health issues caused by overweight and diabetes, state secretary Adrian Streinu-Cercel said on Monday.
He added the members of the family didn't show so far any symptom of swine flu.
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