The Exec-Ed Zone

Exchanging executive-education thoughts, ideas, experiences and opinions

The site is supported by www.IEDP.info, the free-to-access exec-ed program database - but we have no affiliation with any particular providers.

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What's this site about?

The MBA world has had all the chat for too long. This site is for those who realise that exec-ed programs (the short and part-time ones for people who actually work) is where the real progress is made, ideas formulated and exchanged.

Exec-ed programs by their nature are difficult to find - they are short in duration, sporadic in frequency and hugely variable in topic (where as MBA's tend to be a standard 12 or 24 months and cover a similar range of core topics) - so potential participants need as much guidance as they can find in sourcing appropriate solutions. This site is a platform to air your views and find out about other people's experiences.

Exec-ed participation is more about interaction and discussion than straight instruction - so let's interact and discuss!

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- IEDP.info
  
  Exec-ed program search and other resources
- UNICON
  
  International University Consortium for Executive Education
- CEEMAN
  
  Central and East European Management Development Association
- GMB Publishing

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Rod Millar

Hello! I'm Rod Millar, the Editor of www.IEDP.info, the free-to-access exec-ed program database. Based in the UK I am in touch with exec-ed providers across the globe and aggregating exec-ed news and views for the IEDP website. But I am always keen to hear from new people about their exec-ed ideas and opinions - especially from participants and those on the practitioner side.

I have no axe to grind other than connecting users and providers and helping the flow of information regarding exec-ed. If this site helps to achieve that it has achieved its purpose.