Three entrepreneurs launch fast-track Executive MBA program in Bucharest with weekend courses, aiming to build the new generation of Romanian business leaders
Newly founded Beyond Business School starts with an Executive Master in Business Administration (EMBA). - Courses will be delivered on Friday evenings, Saturdays and Sunday mornings. - The inaugural EMBA program will last 10 weekends, from…
- Newly founded Beyond Business School starts with an Executive Master in Business Administration (EMBA).
- Courses will be delivered on Friday evenings, Saturdays and Sunday mornings.
- The inaugural EMBA program will last 10 weekends, from January to March 2024.
- Individual students will choose between three specializations: business development, sustainability or digital transformation.
- Over 90% of the course will be delivered by entrepreneurs and corporate CEOs.
- The EMBA costs 3,000 EUR for early bird registrations.
- The founders also plan to launch a three-year post-baccalaureate BBA program (Bachelor of Business Administration) in September 2025 and expand across South Eastern Europe the year after.
Serial entrepreneur Grégoire Vigroux, community builder and entrepreneur Andra Ghibuțiu, and adjunct professor and former managing director Nicolas Boitout PhD, launch Beyond Business School. Over 90% of the course will be delivered by entrepreneurs and corporate CEOs and the EMBA costs 3,000 EUR for early birds.
Their inaugural fast-track EMBA program consists of 120 hours, delivered over 10 weekends. The first cohort will start on January 12 and end on March 31, 2024. Two similar cohorts will follow in 2024, respectively from April to June and September to December 2024.
The program will have 40 speakers, 90% of them entrepreneurs and corporate leaders. CEO Talks – meetings in which entrepreneurs and corporate leaders share their experience with the students –will take place on Friday evenings. Masterclasses and lectures will take place on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Each student will choose between three specializations
All students will follow a common set of modules on general management that accounts for 60 hours, covering topics including building teams, public speaking, corporate finance, as well as Romania and global business.
