Las Comunidades del IE representan una oportunidad formidable para expandir nuestro "network" y las relaciones entre los diversos "stakeholders" de nuestra escuela de dirección. Os animo a participar, con vuestros comentarios y en los foros. Comprobaréis el enorme potencial de estos nuevos canales de comunicación.

Un saludo muy cordial,
Santiago Iñiguez de Onzoño
Decano.

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Madrid, December 4, 2006.
IE Business School holds 4th position among European business schools and is number 1 in Spain according to the FT European Business Schools Ranking. This annual survey is based on a synthesis of the results obtained by leading European Business Schools in the rankings of MBA, Executive MBA, Masters in Management and Executive Education programs published this year by Financial Times. The outcome of the survey further consolidates IE’s position as one of the best schools in Europe.

The global ranking is based on criteria that include the degree of internationalisation of the participating business schools, professional progress and salaries of graduates three years after graduation, international projection of the programmes, levels of diversity among the student body and faculty, and the extent to which students’ and corporate clients’ expectations are met.

IE Business School shapes leaders that promote innovation and change in organisations, equipping directors with an entrepreneurial mindset that generates employment, wealth and social wellbeing. Recognised as one of the world’s leading business schools, IE Business School has an urban campus in Madrid and a faculty of more than 400 professors who teach students from 73 countries on its master, PhD and executive education programs. IE students use innovative online and presential learning formats, including the IE Communities platform where they exchange knowledge and experiences with 35,000 IE graduates that currently hold management positions in some 85 countries.

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IE Business School wins international business plan competition “Cerebration 2006” in Singapore

Madrid, April 2006. Students from the IE Business School International MBA programme have won first prize in “Cerebration 2006”, the international business plan competition organised by NUS National University of Singapore.

The winning team comprised Michael Cole from the US, Mohammed Al-Menifi from Kuwait, and Deepanjan Mukerjee and Kapil Jhindal from India, all currently studying the IE International MBA. Click here to see the team. Cerebration is an annual business plan competition, designed to promote the internationalisation of companies in Singapore.

This international success comes on top of last year’s achievements in Singapore, when a team of MBA students from IE were awarded second prize in “Cerebration 2005”, and IE students obtained the first and second prizes in the 2005 and 2006 editions of the “Innovation Challenge” organised by Thunderbird. “These international prizes evidence the high level of our MBA students as they compete against teams from the world’s leading business schools,” says Gonzalo Garland, Director of External Relations at IE.

“Cerebration 2006” attracted 641 teams of MBA students from 117 business schools and universities in 31 countries. The six finalists were from IE Business School(Spain), Kellogg School of Management (US), HEC Montreal (Canada), RSM Rotterdam (Netherlands), S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research (India), IUJ Business School (Japan) and Sailesh J. Mehta School of Management (India).

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