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Learning: The Power of Simulations

Last week I facilitated a day-long course on the “Fundamentals of Finance for Decision Making” as part of the DeGroote Executive Education program. I was using the Apples & Oranges simulation from the Swedish company, Celemi. I say “facilitated”, rather … Continue reading →

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Trends in Executive Education from the Baltic Management Development Association

One of the most pleasant events on my recent trip to Lithuania was catching up with Dr. Peter Lorange, who I last met in Toronto over twenty years ago. He has been a pioneer in the field of management and … Continue reading →

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