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HEC Paris, Doha invites professionals to explore the Executive MBA

What does it take to move beyond managing teams and become a leader who creates a lasting impact? HEC Paris, Doha will explore this question during an online information session, “Lead with Impact: Di...

HEC Paris, Doha invites professionals to explore the Executive MBA

HEC Paris, Doha invites professionals to an online information session titled "Lead with Impact: Discover the HEC Paris Executive MBA" on September 22. This session, taking place from 5.30-6.30pm Doha time, aims to help experienced professionals understand how to transition from managing teams to becoming impactful leaders.

The interactive event will provide an exclusive look at the HEC Paris Executive MBA programme, showcasing how it can enhance leadership skills, fast-track careers, and foster a robust global network. Participants will have the unique opportunity to engage in a live classroom activity led by Dr Wolfgang Amann, a professor of Strategy and Leadership at HEC Paris. This practical session will give attendees a firsthand taste of the learning methodology used by the programme.

In addition to the engaging activities, alumni of the Executive MBA will share their personal experiences and insights. They will discuss how the program has shaped their leadership paths and expanded their professional networks. The session is completely free and open to all professionals interested in exploring the Executive MBA.

To register for this enlightening session, interested individuals must complete the registration process available at https://forms.office.com/e/jBsWiUdjFs. Once registered, participants will receive joining instructions via email, ensuring a seamless experience for those looking to take their leadership journey to the next level.

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