16 December 2024
The Educational Initiatives Foundation not only cares about better education for children, but also has deep expertise in adult education, including MBA-level education.
Today, we are pleased to share some long-awaited news with you.
A case study by Nadiya Omelchenko, founder of the Educational Initiatives Foundation and lecturer at MIM Business School, for business school students from around the world, dedicated to approaches to crisis management in the context of the war in Ukraine, using the example of the resilience of the IT-Integrator team in 2022-2024″Coping with a protracted crisis: a case study of IT-Integrator in Ukraine” – at the end of November included in the prestigious Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies collection and published on the Emerald Publishing portal.
This case study will help MBA students and those enrolled in leadership and crisis management prog rammes to evaluate management approaches in crisis situations; develop strategies for stabilising and adapting businesses; and develop crisis leadership skills.
Nadiya Omelchenko’s case study shows how employee protection, business continuity, and strategic thinking become a reliable foundation for overcoming the crisis and future recovery in conditions of existential threat, which today can affect any enterprise in any part of the world.
More about the case study
http://surl.li/iapkif
Together towards victory!
Today, we are pleased to share some long-awaited news with you.
A case study by Nadiya Omelchenko, founder of the Educational Initiatives Foundation and lecturer at MIM Business School, for business school students from around the world, dedicated to approaches to crisis management in the context of the war in Ukraine, using the example of the resilience of the IT-Integrator team in 2022-2024″Coping with a protracted crisis: a case study of IT-Integrator in Ukraine” – at the end of November included in the prestigious Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies collection and published on the Emerald Publishing portal.
This case study will help MBA students and those enrolled in leadership and crisis management prog rammes to evaluate management approaches in crisis situations; develop strategies for stabilising and adapting businesses; and develop crisis leadership skills.
Nadiya Omelchenko’s case study shows how employee protection, business continuity, and strategic thinking become a reliable foundation for overcoming the crisis and future recovery in conditions of existential threat, which today can affect any enterprise in any part of the world.
More about the case study
http://surl.li/iapkif
Together towards victory!