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On September 9 the highly awaited first module for the 21st Executive MBA program in English has started. The core group of participants joined it as early as March of 2020, before the quarantine and had been on hold ever since.

Congratulations on the new academic year not only to all new participants of 2020 programs, but also to the second year Executive MBA program students!

In order to understand what digitalization is really about from a scientific point of view, how organizations deal with the challenges of the future, and how the work of experts in various industries will change in the future, whether they are to be replaced by Artificial Intelligence or their work is simply supplemented by it, we invited Frida Pemer (Sweden).

"Our Stockholm School of Economics remains committed to its methods of learning - to train our brains, to guide us in the trends of modern global and local politics and economics, to share with us useful knowledge, experience and competencies," Sergei Efremov, graduate of the EMBA program GMR8 group commented on social media. "Being the graduates of the School, we are its active resource, and the management of the School continues interesting work on our training, development and self-improvement! And it is very important for us to keep our hand on the pulse of modern management and business education".

We decided to break away from the tradition and offer a new format - a virtual conversation, where webinar guests become co-authors, formulating their own agenda. As our speaker, we invited Sergei Guriev, Russian economist and Professor of Economics at the Sciences Po (School of Political Science in Paris).

Who can talk better about resilience and awareness than a professional kickboxing fighter who mastered meditation practices in Tibetan monastery, yoga in India, and Qigong in China?

The coronavirus pandemic has increased the need to use virtual environments for communication. The current situation not only places new demands on communication, but also creates fresh opportunities.

So what is revenue in a very simple equation? It's simply the price of the service or the product that you're selling times the volume of what you are selling.
What are the drivers behind revenue? what happens to revenue when we are going through a crisis? And how do we actually ensure that we actually scale up to the same Revenue as before?

We meet with famous people to get inspired. Kjell is famous for his unusual insights and his theory of 600 cities but this time expectations were even higher. More than 350 graduates and students of the Stockholm School of Economics in Russia gathered for an exclusive webinar on May 14th to listen to Kjell A Nordström, Swedish economist and author of the world's business bestsellers (Funky Business, Urban Express) on the topic of Extraordinary Times Require an Extraordinary Response.

The Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) Executive Education ranks the highest in the Nordics and Baltics for management and leadership development – for the 20th consecutive year.