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IE Business School will offer a free lecture and networking evening with as guest lecturer, the school’s chair of the Entrepreneurship Management Department.
Pablo de Holan is a popular professor of strategy at IE Business School and will present the school’s 4th lecture in a series on global business innovations on Jan. 13 from 7 p.m. at the COEX Convention Center Hall C room 318 A in southern Seoul.
Titled “The Giant Within: How Businesses Grow Thru Entrepreneurship and Innovation, A review of recent research and trends,” Holan will discuss his latest research that examines innovative and successful businesses such as those found in California’s Silicon Valley, and will share important traits that could be developed and nurtured in areas like the Korean market.
Spain’s IE Business School offers one of the most competitive MBA programs in the world according to the Financial Times and Forbes.
To register visit http://events.ie.edu or call (010) 7515-7541.
(yoav@heraldcorp.com)
Pablo de Holan is a popular professor of strategy at IE Business School and will present the school’s 4th lecture in a series on global business innovations on Jan. 13 from 7 p.m. at the COEX Convention Center Hall C room 318 A in southern Seoul.
Titled “The Giant Within: How Businesses Grow Thru Entrepreneurship and Innovation, A review of recent research and trends,” Holan will discuss his latest research that examines innovative and successful businesses such as those found in California’s Silicon Valley, and will share important traits that could be developed and nurtured in areas like the Korean market.
Spain’s IE Business School offers one of the most competitive MBA programs in the world according to the Financial Times and Forbes.
To register visit http://events.ie.edu or call (010) 7515-7541.
(yoav@heraldcorp.com)
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