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At the beginning of the program, 80 CEOs, board members, and other top executives will come together in a 10-day module in Tashkent. Forty of the most outstanding members of the group will travel to Germany for 10 days in October for talks, lectures, and visits to several local companies.
Prof. Dr. Mannon Aliev, Director Scientific Educational Center of Corporate Governance, comments, “The cooperation with ESMT is a great opportunity for our country’s top managers to learn from the positive examples of Germany and to strengthen corporate governance in Uzbekistan. This educational opportunity will support our pursuit of greater economic growth.”
“We recognize a clear need for further development in the field of corporate governance in Uzbek companies. This initiative demonstrates the intentions of Uzbekistan to learn from the experiences of organizations in Europe and especially in Germany and to implement necessary standards,” explains Torsten Brezina, Country Director, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Uzbekistan.
Corporate governance has been an important part of teaching and research at ESMT since its founding. The ESMT Executive MBA program has a special track devoted to managing business integrity, in which compliance, ethics, and corporate responsibility are major themes. The advanced management program “The Supervisory Board” provides current and potential members of supervisory and advisory boards the qualifications they need to supervise successfully. ESMT professors publish regularly on corporate governance in leading scientific journals. Since 2010 ESMT President Jörg Rocholl has held the EY Chair in Governance and Compliance, which was established to strengthen research on the topic.
“Corporate governance is an important factor for responsible and sustainable economic growth. ESMT is looking forward to supporting Uzbekistan with our expertise in this pursuit,” says ESMT President Prof. Jörg Rocholl.
- Cooperation between the Scientific Educational Center of Corporate Governance in Uzbekistan and ESMT
- Executive education program focusing on corporate governance
At the beginning of the program, 80 CEOs, board members, and other top executives will come together in a 10-day module in Tashkent. Forty of the most outstanding members of the group will travel to Germany for 10 days in October for talks, lectures, and visits to several local companies.
Prof. Dr. Mannon Aliev, Director Scientific Educational Center of Corporate Governance, comments, “The cooperation with ESMT is a great opportunity for our country’s top managers to learn from the positive examples of Germany and to strengthen corporate governance in Uzbekistan. This educational opportunity will support our pursuit of greater economic growth.”
“We recognize a clear need for further development in the field of corporate governance in Uzbek companies. This initiative demonstrates the intentions of Uzbekistan to learn from the experiences of organizations in Europe and especially in Germany and to implement necessary standards,” explains Torsten Brezina, Country Director, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Uzbekistan.
Corporate governance has been an important part of teaching and research at ESMT since its founding. The ESMT Executive MBA program has a special track devoted to managing business integrity, in which compliance, ethics, and corporate responsibility are major themes. The advanced management program “The Supervisory Board” provides current and potential members of supervisory and advisory boards the qualifications they need to supervise successfully. ESMT professors publish regularly on corporate governance in leading scientific journals. Since 2010 ESMT President Jörg Rocholl has held the EY Chair in Governance and Compliance, which was established to strengthen research on the topic.
“Corporate governance is an important factor for responsible and sustainable economic growth. ESMT is looking forward to supporting Uzbekistan with our expertise in this pursuit,” says ESMT President Prof. Jörg Rocholl.
