2014_05_19_iese-munich

IESE 's new campus in Munich (Germany) will start operations at the end of 2014, once the remodeling of classrooms, work rooms and offices in the building that the school has leased for 8 years has been completed. Located close to the city center and the seat of the Bavarian Parliament, the 1,600 m2 building has a total floor area of about 1,600 m2.

With this decision, IESE consolidates its presence in Germany, a country in which it began its permanent activity in 2005 with the Advanced Management Programwhich was held in the Siemens Forum building. Since then, other executive and in-company programs have followed. in-company" programs for German multinationals such as Allianz, BASF, Berterslmann, BMW, Deutsche Bank, Haniel Group, Henkel, MAN, Opel, Phoenix, among others. IESE's annual meeting annual meeting of IESE's alumni in Munich.

IESE, which is the first international business school to establish itself permanently in Germany, intends to strengthen its presence in the German and Central European market by launching a wide range of programs in the short and medium term deadline . It will continue to offer in-company programs for German companies and will offer some modules of the MBA programs. It is also planned that campus in Germany will host two research centers, one on "Family Business" and the other on "Manufacturing and Innovation".

The new headquarters will also host all the activities of training that IESE offers to its alumni and that serve as a point of meeting, training and exchange of experiences, as well as an opportunity to maintain the link with the school. Currently, around 1,000 IESE executives and business people, alumni , live in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

The launch of campus in Munich is a step forward for IESE, one of the world's most global management schools, with programs at Degree and educational facilities in Barcelona, Madrid, New York, Munich y Sao Paulo and offers programs in China, India, Kenya, Mexico and Poland. IESE has also contributed to the birth and development of 15 graduate business schools in emerging countries such as Brazil, Colombia, China, Kenya, Mexico and Nigeria.