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Call for contributions to our forthcoming book

Human Centered Executive Education

The speed of change in business and other organizations' environment and the urgency to address the challenges we face as a global community accelerate the need to transform the industrial prototype into a human centered paradigm in organizations and societies. In executive education this implies a need for change in both, program content and delivery.

The Humanistic Management Center and the Global Institute for Quality Education have teamed up to develop and edit a book on Executive Education. We see a pertinent need for answering three main questions with regard to Executive Education programs around the world today. These are:

Why do we need Executive Education, what is its purpose?
What content should be taught in Executive Education, how should curricula look like?
How can that content be delivered to provide an impactful learning experience?

To learn more about this project please follow the link to the call for contributions:
Call for contributions: Human Centered Executive Education

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