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e create a class of competitive leaders

able to do business with peers from all

over the world, who are equipped with

the mindset, skills and understanding

required in an increasingly dynamic

global business environment.

he Institute of Business Administration

curriculum and delivery model are

designed to provide Business Education

Programs which meet the standards set

by leading business schools. Shaped

by innovative and continuously

improved teaching methodology, our programs encourage

teamwork and collaboration among accomplished managers

from a wide variety of organizations acting primarily in

Romania. We target managers with high potential, dynamic,

highly motivated, flexible and open to knowledge and

new experiences, willing to improve their leadership skills.

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Preparing Leaders

Overview

How is the Executive MBA different?

Curriculum

Participant’s Profile

Application Procedure

Residence Weeks

Study Groups

International Joint Project

Dissertation Paper

Romanian Faculty

American Faculty

Benefits for Participants

Benefits for Sponsors

Alumni Community

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Thank you for your interest in the Executive MBA program at ASEBUSS, offered in collaboration with

Kennesaw State University (KSU) in Atlanta, Georgia U.S.A.

There has never been a time when leadership and the ability to make world wise

decisions, the adept use of technology and international experience were more

critical to the success of professionals. We applaud your decisions to obtain an

Executive MBA diploma, which will position you as a higher class leader in a

dynamic global business environment.

The focal point of our long-standing Romanian-American alliance is the joint international residency

involv-ing both ASSEBUS and KSU Executive MBA students. For the residency portion of the two programs,

multi-national teams from each school are formed to work together both in Romania and the U.S. During a seven

month project, students are exposed to contrasting business practices in the cross-cultural, multi-national

world of commerce, and are exposed to state-of-the-art technology-based collaboration tools to conduct their

work between on-site visits to their respective countries. The joint residency has proven a powerful learning

experience unmatched by other Executive MBA programs.

We recognize the special assets students bring to our programs and have designed a value-based response to

their desire to achieve long-term personal career goals. Thank you again for considering us as a partner on

this journey.

Sincerely,

Michael S. Salvador, Ph.D.

Marcel Duhaneanu, Ph.D.

EMBA Faculty Chair

Rector Institute of Business Administration

Kennesaw State University

ASEBUSS

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As a leading business school for

over 15 years, ASEBUSS Executive

MBA program offers a winning

combination of features:

A

conveniently class schedule

once

a week on alternating Fridays

and Saturdays.

A

comprehensive curriculum

which emphasizes a thorough

understanding of the design

of effective organizations,

the development of strategic

thinking and leadership skills.

The

combined skills and knowledge

of both Romanian and

American faculty due to

the extensive research and

experience both have in the

business field. Trained at the

most prestigious business

schools in the world (Stanford,

Harvard, MIT and Kellogg’s

Business Schools) our professors

will help you develop a broader,

more strategic approach to the

business world’s challenges.

A

class of accomplished managers

carefully selected from a wide

variety of organizations, who

are looking to enhance their

entrepreneurial abilities and

managerial skills.

Three Residence Weeks

, that

take place in Neptune, held

by a team of professors from

Kennesaw State University and

designed around interactive

courses, simulations and games.

An

International Residence Week

in

Atlanta

verview

We’ll

take you

higher

Learning extends beyond the classroom.

One-to-one conversations with faculty and colleagues,

collaboration with your study group, and informal

networking opportunities enrich the quality of

ASEBUSS program. I am definitely recommending this

program.

Marius Caluian - General Manager, MEMRB

EMBA 2007

In the expanding global economy, internationalism is the norm.

Addressing the international aspect of business is the core of ASEBUSS

– KSU International Joint Program, which takes place in the second

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a distinct type of MBA program,

specifically designed for working

managers and professionals with

a minimum of 3 years of

manage-rial experience, ready to make a

step forward in their career,

usu-ally to an executive position.

What are the differences between

an MBA and an Executive MBA?

TargeT

EMBA programs are aimed at se

-nior executives with managerial

experience, whereas the regular

MBA profile requires only the

university degree and 2-3 years of

work experience

CurriCulum

EMBA curriculum focuses on

subjects, activities and case

studies that are expressly linked to

leadership at this level, although

disciplines are similar with those

in an MBA program.

Team of professors

Faculty are especially trained to

draw on the participants’

mana-gerial experience and integrate it

with the course contents to

pro-duce learning with real, applicable

value.

Executive MBA is

H

Executive

ow is

For people with a passion for learning,

ASEBUSS creates a high-powered learning

environment on-campus, during the RWs and

throughout the distance-learning assignments in

the second year. The relevant experience of my

colleagues, coming from all over the industries

was overwhelming and inspiring. With their

high energy, passion for learning and inquisitive

minds, my EMBA classmates have significantly contributed to an

extremely successful learning experience. My overall experience

in the EMBA ASEBUSS program opened new dimensions and

opportunities career as a professional manager.

Alexandru Niculescu

Director – Consumer Market Development, Vodafone Romania

EMBA 2008

the

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ACCOUNTING REPORTS&

CORPORATE NUMBERS RESPONSIBILITY

Lecturer Adrian Manaicu, Ph.D. Candidate

12 weeks

MACROECONOMICS

Prof. Gheorghe Oprescu, Ph.D.

8 weeks

ECONOMICS OF COMPETITION

Prof. Lavinia Rasca, Ph.D.

8 weeks

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Prof. Dalina Dumitrescu, Ph.D.

12 weeks

ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

Lecturer Carmen Mincu, Ph.D.

8 weeks

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS FOR MANAGERS

Associate Prof. Oana Firica, Ph.D.

8 weeks

MARKETING MANAGEMENT

Prof. Carmen Balan, Ph.D.

8 weeks

DECISION SUPPORT MODELS

Associate Prof. Oana Firica, Ph.D.

7 weeks

GENERAL MANAGEMENT AND

HR MANAGEMENT

Lecturer Simona Podgoreanu, Ph.D. Candidate

8 weeks

THE FIRM AND THE INTERNATIONAL

BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

Prof. Marcel Duhaneanu, Ph.D.

8 weeks

INTERNATIONAL FINANCE AND

INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING

Prof. Dalina Dumitrescu, Ph.D.

Lecturer Adrian Manaicu, Ph.D. Candidate

9 weeks

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

Lecturer Carmen Mincu, Ph.D

INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT

Prof. Marcel Duhaneanu, Ph.D.

8 weeks

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Prof. Lavinia Rasca, Ph.D.

8 weeks

SEcond yEAr

FIrSt yEAr

urriculum

T

he program’s integrated

learning model is designed

for adult students with

management experience. It

incorporates team projects, case

studies, simulations, theory

and practice, guest lectures,

strategic partnership and the

technological support.

Our program meets the key

priorities of today’s executives:

Leadership

Strategic thinking

• Confidence

Decision taking

Entreprenorial spirit

Check our site for more

information about the courses:

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In the ASEBUSS Executive MBA

program, we believe that your

classmates are as important to

your learning experience as your

faculty members. Sharing ideas,

problem solving and thinking

through solutions with others is

an invaluable aspect of our

pro-gram. Our students come from a

widely diverse backgrounds and

industries. They represent some of

the most important Romanian and

multinational companies or are

successful entrepreneurs, with a

minimum of 3 to 5 years of

mana-gerial experience, highly motivat

-ed, open to knowledge and new

experiences.

P

articipant’s

P

rofile

Men

65%

Women

35%

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APPLICATION FILE:

Application form and two

letters of recommendation from

present and former superiors,

business partners etc.

• Evidence of financial support

from your employer or on

your own;

Download standard forms from

our site:

www.asebuss.ro

;

Copy of your graduate

diploma and the transcript of

your grades;

An organizational chart and

a company profile/annual

report;

1 color passport – size photo,

in electronic format.

A 250 RON non-refundable

application fee paid upon file

registration.

INTERVIEW

A short interview will be

scheduled with candidates.

The admission committee will

evaluate each applicant according

to the following criteria:

• Managerial work experience

minimum 3 years;

Proven potential for general

management;

Potential contribution to the

program;

Willingness to commit time

and energy;

Diversity of class composition;

• English language proficiency.

GMAT – WRITTEN TEST

All candidates must take a

Graduate Management Admission

Test – based examination

administrated by ASEBUSS. The

test has 100 questions divided in

5 sections. You can find a sample

test on our site: www.asebuss.ro.

Bianca Ioan

Marketing Director

Executive MBA Program

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I

encourage you to visit us and learn more about

the Executive MBA program. You can schedule a

personal appointment or participate to one of our

Executive MBA Workshops. You can also choose to

discuss with one of our alumni or students.

I look forward to meeting you.

rocedure

A

pplication

P

The ASEBUSS EMBA has been one

of my best personal experiences ever.

It was a real gain to be surrounded by

almost 40 professionals like the series

EMBA 2008. Small entrepreneurs, like

myself, learn how to better build up their

businesses; the EMBA sets a framework

that clarifies the future for these

companies, setting the pace for solid

growth. I am a very different professional

now.

Monica Popa-Ciobotaru - Business Development

Manager, GIPO

EMBA 2008

My ASEBUSS EMBA experience has given

me a better overall understanding of how

the functions in a business come together

to create growth. This has made me a more

effective manager and leader. I especially

value the new business relationships I

formed with my classmates and faculty. I

often use these contacts to support my

day-to-day business challenges.

Costin Barcanescu – Territory Sales Representative

HP Romania

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The EMBA program starts in

September with an

orientation

Weekend

in Bucharest that serves

as a great introduction to your

entire class, the curriculum and the

collaborative, hands-on learning

process you will rely on throughout

the program.

Twice per academic year, we

or-ganize the

residence Weeks

,

out-side Bucharest. These are intense

periods of study when courses

are organized for both cohorts of

students outside Bucharest, in a

special training location. Different

teams of American faculty come

and teach you and your colleagues.

residence Weeks

are integral to

your Executive MBA experience.

You will:

develop your analytical

thinking

improve your communication

and negotiation skills

enhance your teambuilding

skill and increase networking

with both cohorts of

participants

get access to the latest

innovation, ideas, and

approaches

weeks

R

den

esi

ce

The classes and the assignments

were all great experiences. But there

are especially two key things that I

consider are extremely important:

the Residence Weeks, intense

periods of study outside Bucharest,

where we learn and interact with the

American professors and colleagues

from Kennesaw State University. The

second is the importance of a great,

active, trustful and high-quality network

in all areas of business – and I think

ASEBUSS has the best and largest

EMBA network

.

Ovidiu Rogojinoiu

Key Account Manager,

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studies

C

ase

Throughout the program and

in Residence Weeks, you and

your colleagues will work in

cross-functional study groups,

applying your collective skills and

resources to challenges drawn

both from case studies and from

your existing jobs. This puts the

coursework into the context of the

participants’ careers – and makes

our classroom a workshop for

addressing real-time problems in

your work environment setting

as the basis for fulfilling course

requirements.

You will also experience the

dynamics of group

communica-tion and decision-making

,

fac-tors that are increasingly critical

in business. And in discovering

ways to maximize your team’s

strengths, you learn to develop

your own skills as a leader.

ASEBUSS places emphasis on the

program length (20 months) and

the use of the case method so that

the students become true experts

in company management and

decision making.

Every case is a reproduction of an

actual company situation.

During

the program, you learn and share

SME and multinational problems

from the service and industrial

sectors. You must tackle a financial

dilemma or design and implement

new business policies. You learn

to make decisions in real-life

circumstances.

groups

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tu

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We are the only Executive MBA

program in Romania to offer its

participants the opportunity to

work directly with their American

colleagues in the

International

Joint Project.

The collaboration

among students starts with

the second year residency in

September, lasts over 8 months

and implies working together

on the International Project

through

virtual

meetings,

videoconferencing and other state

of the art technologies, as well as

face-to-face collaboration during

the International Residence Week

in Atlanta.

The business projects are selected

according to the common interests

of both Romanian and American

students and are completed during

the

International residence Week

when Romanian students travel

to U.S to present their projects

to the KSU professors, together

with their American colleagues.

This international exposure offers

students a unique opportunity to

learn together how to negotiate,

solve various issues and manage

across cultural, linguistic and

geographical boundaries while

being exposed to the best

current practices and concepts in

international business.

J

oint

P

roject

Sample of projects’ topics

Compare and contrast best practices

in acquiring and retaining customers

Success factors for small businesses

Performance management tools

Outsourcing marketing strategies

Residential real-estate in US and

Romania

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T

his paper enables you to

draw together your learning

from the entire Executive

MBA program. You distil

the most important aspects of your

time at the school and explore

critical themes that will keep you on

your chosen track as an alumnus.

Supervised by a faculty member, the

dissertation paper is a substantial

piece of work that requires you to

integrate theory and practice, as

well as use the knowledge and tools

introduced on the program effectively.

You will need to demonstrate your

ability to identify and understand

general management issues, along

with evaluating and implementing

solutions to problems. You will

also need to analyze and interpret

information, data and options, while

making sound managerial decisions.

D

issertation

“The channel conflict management” “Short term organizational implications of management change” “Manage employee retention in Romania” “Organizational conflict and negotiation” “Hedging for pharmaceutical industry in Romania” “How to finance an investment for increasing capacity” “Building on sustainability – condition for going global” “Forecasting for the pharmaceutical industry” “Managing organizational change in a bank during a merger process” “Performance management reflected into the incentive schemes” “Reengineering of a Romanian company” “Launching a niche advertising channel in a highly segmented market – business plan” “How companies grow: 5 stages of evolution” “Building company culture in a fast growing organization”

Past topics have included:

The EMBA Program helped me, both professionally

and personally.

Professionally, I acquired the needed additional

knowledge, as I learned how to produce a solid

business plan and also how to approach financial

management, risk management or operations

management issues

Starting from my dissertation paper I launched a

personal business, specialized in consultancy and

professional training in the supply chain field. I made

this step based on my 11 years of experience within

multinational companies but also based on the

knowledge I got during the 2 years of EMBA program.

Personally, I met wonderful people - professors and

students who influenced my start-up, but especially

my perception about life and success . They taught

me that “Reaching the stars” depends only on us!

These persons will be always “ unknown first

associate partners” in my business and soul friends!

P

aper

Monica Minoiu - Managing Director, Incharge Management Consulting

EMBA 2007

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Prof.

Marcel Duhaneanu,

Ph.D.

Rector of Institute of Business Administration and Professor of Business Public Policies and International Environment; International Management. Expert in PHARE Programs, has a Ph. D. in Economics and was trained in USA at Stanford (Stanford Executive Program, 1992) and at Harvard Business School (1993). Collaborates with business schools in USA (University of Washington- Seattle, California State University - Monterey, Kennesaw State University - Georgia). He is a Ph.D. advisor and his research areas/ interests include: business education, international

finance, capital markets, agro business and other

international related issues

Prof.

Dalina Dumitrescu,

Ph.D

Dean of Institute of Business Administration, Dr. Dumitrescu joined ASEBUSS in 1996 and teaches Financial Management and International

Finance. Her areas of expertise include finance, evaluation of enterprises, international finance.

Has a Ph.D. in Economics at ASE Bucharest and was trained in the US, at Harvard Business School, within the Executive Education Programs- Program for Management Development (1995) and Colloquium on Participant- Centered Learning (2004), in France - Toulouse, England - Reading, Switzerland- Geneva and Fribourg. She worked

Prof.

Lavinia Rasca,

Ph.D.

Professor of Microeconomics, Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship, Organizational Behavior. She taught in the EMBA Program since 1993. Director of EXEC-EDU. Graduated from Central Eastern European Teachers (CEETP) and Colloquium on Participant- Centered Learning at Harvard Business School and other professional consulting programs, Washington State University (1994), International Faculty Development Program, IESE Barcelona (1996), Entrepreneurship Program, Osaka Japan and Cambridge, UK. Professional consultant for small businesses and expert in

programs financed by PHARE and USAID.

Oana Firică,

Associate

Professor, Ph.D

Ph.D. of the University of Bucharest, graduated management programs at Harvard Business School (1992 and 2005) and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1993). Her area of expertise includes Business Statistics, Forecasting, Operations Research, Project Scheduling, Inventory Management, and Financial Mathematical Models. She developed management courses in demand forecasting, inventory control, statistics for business analysts, project management. Provided consultancy for oil processing, mineral water, cement, media, and telecommunications companies.

Prof.

Carmen Balan,

Ph.D.

Professor of Marketing Management, Marketing Research, Sales and Logistics. She has attended postgraduate programs at Harvard Business School, USA (The CEETP Program) and in Europe (UK, France, Austria). She was trainer and/or consultant in PHARE, British Know-How Fund and UNCTAD projects. Carmen provided customized training for various companies in markets such as FMCG, paper, oil, telecommunications. She

has been involved in the field of marketing as

researcher, educator, consultant as well as member of the board of directors of major companies.

Prof.

Gheorghe Oprescu,

Ph.D.

Lecturer

Adrian Manaicu,

Ph.D. Candidate

Professor of Accounting, Auditing and Financial statements analysis. He graduated from Central Eastern European Teachers (CEETP) and graduated management programs at Harvard Business School in 1992 and Wharton Business

School in 1993. Certified public accountant and financial auditor. He customized executive

programs for major corporations such as Shell Romania, Alcatel Romania, Butan Gas, Scandia Românã Sibiu, ALRO Slatina. Senior Consultant for PriceWaterhouseCoopers Romania, Member of directors board of several Romanian companies, Chairman of internal auditors committee of Shell Romania, ABN AMRO Securities Romania. He is co-author of the Romanian “Accounting” textbook and a member of the National Association of Authorized Accountants and Auditors. He is the Financial Director of ASEBUSS.

Lecturer

Carmen Mincu,

Ph.D.

Professor of Organizational Behavior and Operations Management. She is an experienced trainer in Team Dynamics, Project Management, Time Management, Communication and Sales. She held senior management positions of Human Resources and Customer Operations with Vodafone Romania. She went through extensive training in De Bono’s Six Hats and Lateral Thinking, Think on Your Feet, Who Moved My Cheese, DDI Targeted Selection and Excellence

in Sales and Services, becoming a certified trainer.

Lecturer

Simona Podgoreanu,

Ph.D. Candidate

Professor of Human Resources Management and Organizational Behavior, Simona joined ASEBUSS in 1998. She has a postgraduate training in HR Management (HEC Canada), a degree in International Management, Univ. of Social Science, France, IESE Spain, Bled School of Management Slovenia.

As owner of a consulting firm in Human Resources

Management, she collaborated with international consultancy companies (Booz Allen and Hamilton, Smiths Engineering etc.) involved in the

privatization of Romanian firms.

She organized and taught several customized programs for ANRC, Scandia Sibiu, Shell Romania, McDonald’s, etc.

Competition Council and during 2002-2004 advisor to the president of the Council. In this position, he coordinated the accession negotiations with the European Commission on chapter 6 “Competition” and represented Romania to the International Competition Network.

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Dr. True joined the Coles College of Business in 1998 as a member of the graduate faculty and is now serving as Associate Dean of Graduate Busi-ness and Executive Programs. Dr. True teaches primarily in the areas of marketing, customer rela-tions, and channel management. In addition to his teaching activities, Dr. True has served as the direc-tor of several international programs for Coles and has coordinated business study-abroad programs for students and faculty to more than 40 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas.

Prof. Sheb True,

Ph.D.

Mike Salvador

P.H.D

After a 35 year career in several professional services businesses, including 20 years with Ernst & Young as a partner in the Management Consulting Services unit, Dr. Salvador joined the faculty of the Coles College of Business in 2003. Dr. Salvador currently serves as the Director of the Executive MBA Program for Coles. In addition to his role as Program Director, he teaches primarily in the areas of strategic management, mergers and acquisitions, and organizational development.

Prof.

Rodney Alsup,

Ph.D.

Dr Alsup joined ASEBUSS as the Director of International Programs in August 2007 and as a Professor of Accounting in January 2008. Prior to joining ASEBUSS, he was a Professor of Accounting and Senior Associate Dean at Kennesaw State University. He is currently serving as the President of the MBA Roundtable, an association of MBA programs. Professor of accounting. His teaching areas are accounting information systems and cost/managerial accounting. His research areas/interest include quality management, curriculum issues and corporate governance related aspects.

Dr. Stephen Brock

An independently licensed psychotherapist,

organizational psychologist and certified

professional coach, Dr. Brock has worked in both the public and private sector for 26 years. Before Dr. Stephen Brock joining the Coles College of Business in 2002 as Senior Lecturer of leadership and executive coaching, he also served as adjunct faculty at several other colleges and universities.

For the past fifteen years, in addition to his teaching

career, he has engaged in private consulting and has served as a personal coach to executives of several Fortune 500 companies.

Dr. Paul Lopez

Dr. Lopez joined the Coles College of Business Faculty in July 2007 and currently teaches in the Executive MBA Program. Prior to joining Coles, he was an executive at IBM and Xerox for almost 20 years, and has worked and lived in Europe and Asia. He currently teaches in the areas of leader-ship, coaching, and corporate social responsibility.

Dr. Douglas Moodie

Dr. Moodie joined the Coles College of Business in 1999 and is currently Professor of Management, teaching primarily operations, MIS, and statistics. He has taught exclusively in the Executive MBA Program at Coles College for several years. From 1970 to 1985, Dr. Moodie was a Process Engineer for British Petroleum Company, designing, commissioning, and managing operations of

petro-chemical, refining, production, and exploration units

in the UK, North Sea, and Persian Gulf. He was also a member of the Technical Staff at Hewlett-Packard Research Center prior to his academic career.

Dr. Deborah

Roebuck

Dr. Roebuck joined the Coles College of Business in 1986 and became a member of the graduate faculty in 1988. Her career with Coles has included serving as Chair of the Department of Leadership and Executive Development and Director of the Executive MBA Program. Currently, as a member of the Department of Management and Entrepre-neurship at Coles, she teaches in the areas of

leadership, coaching, team building, conflict man -agement, and learning styles.

Dr. Steve Smalt

At the Coles College of Business, Dr. Smalt com-bines 20 years of teaching experience in

account-ing¸ auditaccount-ing¸ international accounting, and financial

information systems with hands-on involvement in entrepreneurial business management and management consulting. He recently joined the Executive MBA faculty at Coles responsible for all accounting-related units, and also serves a faculty team leader for the Program’s business planning and business simulation learning activities.

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B

enefits

eXeCuTiVe perspeCTiVe

Our Executive MBA program

covers all aspects of management,

encouraging participants to think

strategically, to expand their

horizons and to develop a broad

global perspective.

immeDiaTe appliCaBiliTY

We use case studies from Harvard

Business School that are based on

real life business situations,

en-gaging faculty and participants in

an interactive process of analysis

and in-depth discussion. Studying

the real issues and challenges that

face business and sectors of all

siz-es keeps learning up-to-date and

relevant. Also, issues you confront

in your job can be solved through

classroom discussions with your

colleagues and professors.

aN ouTsTaNDiNg peer

group

long relationships through shared

learning and the exchange of in

-sights with others. Mid to senior

level managers with years of ex

-perience and entrepreneurs will

share with you their business ex

-perience and insights.

CollaBoraTiVe learNiNg

Groups of six to seven mem

-bers having different functional

strengths are carefully crafted to

facilitate an exchange of view

-points and experiences, and to

provide a pool of varied

back-grounds upon which team

mem-bers can draw. This diversity adds

to the quality of our program,

cre-ating a stimulcre-ating peer network

and outstanding corporate

con-nections.

a Top faCulTY Team

An excellent pool of faculty will

enjoy working with you in this

firmly committed to the program

and dedicated to ensuring your

success, both in your business and

in your academic experience. They

will provide the context, frame

-works and expectations for the as

-signments. You decide how to best

position them for maximum im

-pact for you and your organization.

In ASEBUSS Executive MBA

program you will:

Understand the key relationships

between different functional areas of

business

Develop the ability to analyze

complex situations and make tough

decisions

Use a set of immediately applicable

business and management tools

that will improve your company’s

productivity, enhance performance

and increase profitability.

Increase confidence to lead a

team and to tackle additional

responsibilities

Aquire a global vision

Develop entrepreneurial abilities

that will help position your firm

successfully now and for the future.

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for

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enefits

B

ene

fits

S

ponsors can expect immediate

returns on their investments. The

program promotes

implementa-tion of knowledge by encouraging

and helping participants to

en-hance their strategic perspectives,

business models and operating

procedures. An in-depth

under-standing of the forces that affect

your company, gives your

em-ployees self–confidence to manage

change decisively. The sponsors

will see reinvigorated executives

with increased confidence, im

-proved leadership skills and a

new vision to conduct business in

the 21st century.

for

S

ponsors

I

ncreases motivation and confidence

Assists in the retention of high

potential leaders

Grooms talent to assume greater

responsibilities in less time

As a leadership tool for the

organization, the Executive

MBA degree:

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T

oday, you will find alumni of the Executive MBA

program of ASEBUSS in senior positions across

industries, throughout Romania – leaders with increased

responsibilities in the Eastern Europe region or other

countries in Europe or US.

L

ike you, before they enrolled, they were uncertain about

the values of an advanced management education in

their careers – yet committed to taking a major step in the

future.

F

or hundreds of graduates, now almost 1000, the EMBA

program has made a lifelong difference, helping them

to mature as leaders. The many successful graduates of

ASEBUSS demonstrate the value of the Program.

Arabela Aprahamian

World Bank-Romania

Senior Private Sector, Development Specialist

2000

Emilian Bituleanu

Libra Bank

President

2007

Daniel Boaje

Cetelem

General Manager

2003

Emilia Bunea

ING Fond de Pensii

President

1996

Claudiu Cercel

Banca Română de Dezvoltare Executive Officer

2002

Ilona Ciauşoiu

Philips România

Country Manager

2004

Bogdan Cocora

S & T România

Managing Director

2004

Petru Crăciun

Cegedim România

General Manager

2001

Radu Crăciun

Interamerican Pensii

Chief Inmvestments Officer

1998

John Cuşa

Tornado Sistems

Chief Executive Officer

2007

Cornel Dirmina

Reuters România

Country Manager (România,Bulgaria, Rep.Moldova, Macedonia)

2002

Gheorghe Dobra

ALRO Slatina

General Manager

2001

Mircea Dobre

Whirlpool România

General Manager

2004

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TotalSoft

General Manager

1998

Andi Dumitrescu

GfK România

General Manager

2003

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General Manager

2004

Isabelle Iacob

HelpNet

General Manager

1999

Romulus Maier

Agora Media

General Manager

1999

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Unirea Medical Centres

Medical Director

2002

Sergiu Mititelu

Hochland România

General Manager

2002

Cornel Oprişan

IKEA România

Retail Manager

2004

Dragoş Petrescu

Trotter Prim

Chief Executive Officer

2005

Manuela Plăpcianu

Bancpost SA

General Manager

2002

Octavian Popescu

Initiative Bucureşti

Managing Director

2002

Ovidiu Popescu

Abbott Laboratories

Regional GM Central, România, Europe & Israel

2000

Florin Rădulescu

Prodal’94

General Manager

2000

Veronica Savanciuc

Lowe Worldwide

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1995

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Accenture

DC Bucharest Lead

1998

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Henkel România

President

1998

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Medicredit Leasing

General Manager

1998

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Saint Gobain Isover

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2004

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Orange Romania

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2008

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