Eurasia is poised to become increasingly influential in international economic dynamics, with exponential growth potential due to its role as a trade corridor between Europe and Asia. Being present in these countries is therefore strategic for businesses that have recently started looking at this vast macro-region with renewed interest. At the same time, political and geoeconomic changes in the Eurasian area pose new challenges to entrepreneurs and international operators wishing to engage in business relations in this vast region.
In this new scenario, both the needs and development strategies are changing. That's why SFC, the Conoscere Eurasia Association, the Union of Russian Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP), and the LUISS School of Government have launched a new course - unique in its kind - aimed at managers, professionals, and policy makers: the Executive Course in Euroasian Geopolitics for Policy Makers and Managers.
Presented at the 14th Eurasian Economic Forum held in Verona on October 28th and 29th, the course aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the Eurasian region - from current political and strategic developments and their influence on internal and external international relations, to present and future business opportunities, potential areas of cooperation, and more. It aims to create and train a solid network of professionals interested in seizing all the political and economic opportunities offered by this vast and diverse area in the short and medium term, making a significant contribution to the further development of small and medium-sized enterprises.
The Executive Course utilizes an advanced and flexible teaching methodology that combines online and in-person lessons guided by an international faculty composed of world-renowned academics and business experts.
The course is structured into four thematic modules: it begins with the historical analysis in the first module, delving into Eurasian relations starting from the 19th century, then moves on to the current geopolitical situation. It continues with geoeconomic analysis to understand the complexities associated with current economic and trade development and to identify the most effective strategies. It concludes with the "Learning from Experts" module, which grounds the knowledge and skills acquired in the previous modules and integrates them with direct testimonies and the sharing of successful cases presented by privileged witnesses.
The first deadline for submitting applications is set for December 19th.
For more information, you can visit: https://bit.ly/3winntp
Eurasia is poised to become increasingly influential in international economic dynamics, with exponential growth potential due to its role as a trade corridor between Europe and Asia. Being present in these countries is therefore strategic for businesses that have recently started looking at this vast macro-region with renewed interest. At the same time, political and geoeconomic changes in the Eurasian area pose new challenges to entrepreneurs and international operators wishing to engage in business relations in this vast region.
In this new scenario, both the needs and development strategies are changing. That's why SFC, the Conoscere Eurasia Association, the Union of Russian Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP), and the LUISS School of Government have launched a new course - unique in its kind - aimed at managers, professionals, and policy makers: the Executive Course in Euroasian Geopolitics for Policy Makers and Managers.
Presented at the 14th Eurasian Economic Forum held in Verona on October 28th and 29th, the course aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the Eurasian region - from current political and strategic developments and their influence on internal and external international relations, to present and future business opportunities, potential areas of cooperation, and more. It aims to create and train a solid network of professionals interested in seizing all the political and economic opportunities offered by this vast and diverse area in the short and medium term, making a significant contribution to the further development of small and medium-sized enterprises.
The Executive Course utilizes an advanced and flexible teaching methodology that combines online and in-person lessons guided by an international faculty composed of world-renowned academics and business experts.
The course is structured into four thematic modules: it begins with the historical analysis in the first module, delving into Eurasian relations starting from the 19th century, then moves on to the current geopolitical situation. It continues with geoeconomic analysis to understand the complexities associated with current economic and trade development and to identify the most effective strategies. It concludes with the "Learning from Experts" module, which grounds the knowledge and skills acquired in the previous modules and integrates them with direct testimonies and the sharing of successful cases presented by privileged witnesses.
The first deadline for submitting applications is set for December 19th.
For more information, you can visit: https://bit.ly/3winntp