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🎓 Thrilled to share my exciting journey ahead! 🚀 I am delighted to share that I have just begun my Master's in Business Analytics and Decision Sciences program at the prestigious University of Leeds!📊 I'm eager to deepen my data-driven decision-making skills and collaborate with industry professionals in this dynamic field. I'd like to express my sincere appreciation to my supportive network of family, friends, and mentors who have consistently encouraged and guided me. 🙏 I look forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead and am committed to making the most of this experience. Here's to the next chapter! 📚✨ #NewBeginnings #MScBusinessAnalytics #UniversityOfLeeds #DataAnalytics #LifeLongLearning

🌟 Achievement Unlocked 🌟 Excited to share that I’ve completed the CORe program from Harvard Business School Online! It’s been an incredible experience that’s broadened my skills beyond the scope of supply chain and S&OP. Here's why I’m excited!! 1- Integration of Knowledge: Diving deep into Business Analytics, Economics for Managers, and Financial Accounting, I’ve gained a powerful set of three skills that perfectly complement my supply chain background, and took me to the next level 2- Commitment & Learning: Every moment was a testament to commitment, juggling between learning, professional and Mom duties! 3- Community & Network: The platform wasn’t just about education; it was a hub of interaction with a vibrant community. The connections I’ve made with peers are nothing short of extraordinary. To anyone considering this journey, I couldn’t recommend it more! Big thanks to #HBSOnline for creating a space where we all grow together. I'm grateful to join the HBS community that challenges us to excel and connects us with great peers. #HarvardBusinessSchool #CredentialOfReadiness #SupplyChain #BusinessAnalytics #Economics #FinancialAccounting #ContinuousImprovement #ProfessionalGrowth Harvard Business School Online

Analyzing the Metrics of Top Global Business Schools I recently came across a fascinating chart showcasing a range of statistics from some of the world's top universities, focusing on their business school programs. This data-rich comparison drew me in with its detailed look at batch sizes, average age and GMAT scores, and work experiences of students across prestigious institutions such as Harvard, INSEAD, MIT, and many others. One aspect that stood out to me was the massive batch size at Harvard and INSEAD, soaring to close to a thousand students each. This speaks volumes about the magnetic pull of these institutions, drawing vast numbers of aspiring business leaders from around the globe. What's equally impressive is the high average GMAT scores, particularly Harvard’s robust 740, echoing the elite academic caliber these programs demand. Smaller programs, like those at Imperial College London and Melbourne University, piqued my interest, too, with their intimate class sizes. This likely fosters a tightly-knit learning environment, perhaps giving students a unique, personalized educational experience. Moreover, the variance in average ages and work experience among these universities intrigued me. It reflects a broader spectrum of professional stages at which individuals pursue an MBA, enriching classroom discussions with diverse perspectives and real-world insights. This data exploration not only feeds my curiosity about global educational standards but also offers invaluable insights for anyone considering an advanced degree in business. It reminds me of the vast world of opportunities out there and the different paths one might take to reach one's educational and professional goals. Dr Huber

I graduated this week with a Master's of Business Administration degree with an emphasis in Business Analytics from Southern Utah University's Leavitt School of Business. I'm excited to apply the valuable knowledge and insights gained during my studies to contribute meaningfully and make a positive impact! #graduation #mba #analytics #suu #supplychainmanagement

What's happening on campus this weekend? After our EMBA25 cohort successfully completed the "Social and Economic Behavior" course with Prof. Dr. Matthias Sutter two weeks ago, our students are back on campus this weekend. The next course "Business Analytics" with Dr. Harwin de Vries from the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University is about to start tomorrow. Throughout this course, our students will: 📚 Gain profound insights into fundamental statistical methods and techniques. 📖 Develop the ability to interpret findings in a management context with significance. 📊 Cultivate a critical appreciation for quantitative thinking as a powerful tool for managerial decision support. 💡 Enhance their awareness of biases in human intuition that often impact managerial decision-making. Looking forward to another weekend filled with valuable insights and knowledge! #EMBA #BusinessAnalytics #ExecutiveEducation #ucbs

🎓 Thrilled to share that I've earned my Master's degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Analytics! 📊📈 This journey has been one of both challenge and triumph, and I'm deeply grateful for the guidance of my professors, the camaraderie of my classmates, and the unwavering support of my loved ones. Excited to leverage my skills and knowledge to drive data-driven decisions and make a meaningful impact in the world of business! 💼🚀 #Graduation #MBA #Analytics #DataDrivenDecisionMaking Indiana Institute of Technology

Bloomberg Businessweek Top US Business Schools Ranking 2023-24 | Results and Analysis 🥇 Bloomberg Businessweek has released its ranking of the Best B-Schools in the US. Our guide offers valuable insights into the top institutions to help you understand what makes them stand out. Take a look! 👀 🥇 Stanford University Graduate School of Business 🥈 The University of Chicago Booth School of Business 🥉 The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth University of Virginia Darden School of Business Columbia Business School Harvard Business School Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management The Wharton School University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business MIT Sloan School of Management University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business Learn more! 👇 #BloombergBusinessweek #BusinessSchools #HigherEducation

🎓 Excited to Share: Secured 2nd Rank in MBA Decision Science 2nd Semester! 🥈📚 I am thrilled to announce that I have achieved the 2nd rank in my MBA Decision Science second semester examination! 🎉 The journey has been challenging and rewarding, pushing me to explore the intricacies of decision-making in the business world. 📊 Decision Science is the backbone of strategic thinking, helping businesses make informed choices based on data-driven insights. 📈 From optimization techniques to risk analysis, this course has equipped me with a solid foundation to navigate complex business scenarios. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to my professors who have been the guiding light throughout this semester, and to my classmates whose camaraderie and discussions enriched my learning experience. 💡 #MBAJourney #DecisionScience #Rank2 #AchievementUnlocked #BusinessInsights #DataDrivenDecisions #HardWorkPaysOff #LearningEveryday Onwards and upwards to new challenges and more learning! 🚀 Feel free to connect and engage in discussions about decision science, business analytics, and everything related. Let's keep learning and growing together! 🌟 #MBA #BusinessEducation #LinkedInPost #GrowthMindset #BusinessMinds #FutureLeadership #nmimsglobal #nmims

Just completed the Critical Analytical Thinking course at Stanford Graduate School of Business as part of the LEAD program. Here are some insights from Professor Hain Mendelson: Our world is undergoing dramatic changes driven by technology and demographics, overturning traditional assumptions and precedents. This transformation means we can no longer rely on past experiences and intuition formed in a rapidly disappearing world. Extrapolating from the past will become increasingly dangerous. Instead, we need to reason from first principles, building the logic for our decisions from scratch. Critical analytical thinking is crucial. As our brains evolve more slowly than technologies, old biases continue to affect our decisions. With an overwhelming amount of data and faster decision-making required, we need to be aware of these biases. Approaching decisions in a deliberate, analytical, and logical manner increases our chances of making better choices. Throughout the course, we learned to engage in structured thinking about business problems. Key learning outcomes include: • Using logic and argument to analyze complex problems • Forming well-reasoned arguments and communicating them to others • Understanding how to use quantitative and qualitative data in business decision-making • Evaluating and using data and evidence to draw conclusions The amazing team Nexus Spark provided valuable experiences through collaborative work. Thank you all for the opportunity to learn from each of you. The Stanford business school experience has been the best thing that has happened to me in years. #stanford #GSB #StanfordLEAD Alexander Zoellner Lavanya R. Michelle A. Heron Yang Graeme Robertson

Exciting news to share! I've successfully completed Harvard Business School Online‘s 'The Credential of Readiness' program with high honors. This experience has truly motivated me to expand my knowledge in the business world. #HarvardBusinessSchoolOnline #CredentialofReadiness #CORe