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Bottom-Line Impact

As graduates of Executive MBA Programs will tell you, they put their education to work as soon as they can.

For their organizations, their eagerness to apply their new knowledge and capabilities to complex organizational issues reaps the kind of benefits that can pay for the tuition costs in one decision and that keep paying over and over again.

As a degree that transcends textbooks, the Executive MBA impacts an organization’s bottom line in many tangible ways. Whether saving money, exploring new markets that secure the organization’s future, or finding new solutions, program graduates frequently make their contributions significant ones.

The following quotes show examples of what an Executive MBA degree can do for an organization.


Necessary skills

“To deliver high-quality advice to our international customers, our employees must develop and maintain a broad skill set that extends beyond traditional accounting and finance skills. The Executive MBA Program helps us achieve this goal….The very practical approach in the program allows participants to quickly acquire useful skills and ideas.”

PER GUNSLEV
SENIOR PARTNER
KPMG DENMARK



Immediate returns

“GE strongly believes that the culture and capability of an organization is determined by leadership….The leaders with great potential are then given opportunities to develop their skills further.”

RAGHU KRISHNAMOORTHY
GE CONSUMER FINANCE
HR LEADER EUROPE



Noticeable change

“A recent graduate spoke during the introduction to my Executive MBA Program and suggested that in eight to 12 months some of my coworkers would report to met that they had noticed a positive change in my work and/or in the way I approached my career. A mere six months later, I noticed that I was consistently performing better and approaching situations with a broad, general manager’s point of view, rather than from an individual contributor’s point of view. As predicted by that recent grad and about a year into my Executive MBA studies, two different vice presidents commented one-on-one with me that they had seen a dramatic improvement in my contribution to the organization.”

PETER DWYER
SENIOR FINANCE MANAGER
MEDTRONIC

 
     
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