The executive circle initiative - an Audencia alumna supplements the School's career offer
- Career Center
- Le 5 mai 2017
- overly busy working long hours across time zones
- not having enough time to connect with peers
- not having enough time to focus on managing their career
- and not finding the right type of expertise for the complex changes they are facing with a world that is moving faster and faster.
- a 4-session sprint
- 1.5 hours each
- delivered virtually so with no travel time
- every two weeks, with a small group of hand picked senior leaders (the last group included the CEO for the US of a global testing organisation, the Director of big data at IBM Almaden R&D, the SVP of digital transformation of large French energy company, and the VP of IS for the US of a global luxury company).
Please contact Manuelle to schedule a brief introduction to see if this is right for you.
Special discounts are available for Audencia Alumni.
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