Top 33 MBA Courses in General Management - Germany
General Management - Germany
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The "Finance for Executives" seminar helps experienced managers without a financial background to re
The "Finance for Executives" seminar helps experienced managers without a financial background to reduce these hurdles and to participate in a factually sound manner in achieving the company's financial goals.
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Duration: 6 in-person sessions and 4 online sessions.
Location: Campus Rheingau.
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Duration: 4 in-person days & 3 online days.
Location: Campus Rheingau.
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Duration: 7 days.
Location: Campus Rheingau.
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Our General Management Seminar prepares you comprehensively for this responsibility, focusing on hol
Our General Management Seminar prepares you comprehensively for this responsibility, focusing on holistic questions of modern corporate management, the development of future-oriented strategies and the examination of transformation, innovation and sustainability.
This program is offered in German.
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Our General Management Seminar prepares you comprehensively for this responsibility, focusing on hol
Our General Management Seminar prepares you comprehensively for this responsibility, focusing on holistic questions of modern corporate management, the development of future-oriented strategies and the examination of transformation, innovation and sustainability.
This program is offed in German.
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