Executive MBA
Opening Eastern Business Opportunities


MarketWatch works closely with the Baltic Management Institute (BMI), a consortium of top European business schools delivering an International Executive MBA programme for experienced managers at the frontier between Northern Europe and huge Eastern markets such as Russia and Belarus.

The BMI Executive MBA provides a comprehensive general business education focused on the specific skill and knowledge needs of high-level managers. The programme, based in Vilnius, Lithuania, is delivered entirely in English during 10 one-week modules over 18 months. (MarketWatch has responsibility at BMI for lectures and training in the areas of teamwork, communications skills and negotiations.)

Graduates receive an International Executive MBA Certificate jointly issued by BMI partner schools HEC School of Management, Copenhagen Business School, NHH Bergen and IAG-Louvain School of Management.

For more than a decade, BMI has been working with its top-ranked international partner schools and MarketWatch to give talented managers a systematic and practical knowledge of all the key business disciplines, boost their personal leadership skills and expand their professional network in the former Soviet region. Since 1999, some 500 business leaders from 12 countries have earned a BMI Executive MBA.

Unique benefits of the BMI International Executive MBA:

• At the frontier between the Nordic region and huge Eastern markets
• Distinguished professors-practitioners from Western Europe and the USA
• Diploma jointly issued by 4 leading European business schools
• Experienced classmates who know business in Russia, Belarus and beyond
• Convenient 18-month format involving 10 one-week sessions
• Accredited by Europe's most prestigious management education body
• Alumni network including hundreds of regional business leaders
• Premium executive education at an extremely competitive price

In short, the BMI Executive MBA is a bridge of knowledge and contacts between the business worlds of Northern and Eastern Europe.

For further information, contact BMI or visit http://www.bmi.lt/