SSE Executive Education #1 in the Nordic and Baltic region – again
In Financial Times’ international ranking of business schools for management and leadership development, SSE Executive E...
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Talent Management – the what, how and why
As the pace of globalization increases and employees’ expertise is being viewed more and more as a strategic asset in ma...
SSE Executive Education #1 in the Nordic region
On May 23rd, Financial Times published its annual ranking of the world’s best providers of executive education. While re...
Digital transformation – for the success of your business
Many Swedish companies, executives and Board members find themselves being left behind by the digital transformation – a...
Stockholm School of Economics professor says risk management more important than ever
In 2016, risk management will be more important than ever. That’s what Bo Becker, professor of financial economics at th...
IFL becomes SSE Executive Education – stronger link between academy and practice
The Stockholm School of Economics today announced that IFL will be integrated completely in the School’s brand under the...
SSE Executive Education launches risk management program in partnership with WHU
SSE Executive Education is launching a new program for executives in the financial sector to develop their capabilities...
What is Sweden doing right?
Sweden has earned a place among the most innovative countries in the world. Why is that?
Andragogy – whose responsibility?
There is a need for a mind shift regarding the the power of andragogy and adult human potential to learn for life.
SSE Executive Education improves in annual FT executive education rankings
Financial Times has published its annual ranking of the world’s premier executive education programs. Stockholm School o...
New president of SSE
Today the Board of Directors of SSE appointed Professor Lars Strannegård president. Lars Strannegård, today vice preside...