Factors Influencing the Professional Development of Latino Managers in Corporate America and Their Transition to Leadership Roles
It is with great pride that Monarch Business School Switzerland presents the Doctoral graduates for 2023. This year’s graduates come from a diverse countries including: South Africa, Nigeria, Senegal, Zimbabwe, and India. It is with examples of the scholars below that fellow candidates aspire to be a success in the program and reach new heights.
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The recently held Doctoral Workshop in Stansstad, Switzerland was a great success and wonderful experience for all who attended. Candidates from around the world and as far away as Dubai, South Africa and Canada attended. Each candidate had the opportunity to present their research and be critiqued by the faculty and fellow candidates. The workshop
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It is with great pleasure that Monarch announces the recipients of the 2023 Doctoral Student Leadership Awards as Miray Barsoum and Konstantinos Maliakas. The announcement was made at the recent Doctoral Workshop in Stansstad, Switzerland. The students receive a frameable certificate as well as a crystal award to display in their study. Miray Barsoum –
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Oil and Gas has been produced from UK reservoirs since 1967, and although the industry is past its peak, it remains an important contributor to the UK economy (Green & Keogh, 2000). UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) Production Efficiency (PE) and Well Delivery (WD) productive time is at 80%. This reflects continuing efforts by industry to improve operational efficiencies (Oil & Gas Authority, 2020). The 20% operational inefficiency in the UKCS is lost time and cost which could be invested to accelerate the energy transition to reliable renewable options that can be added into the energy mix. The HS&E Report (2022) notes that improvements in human performance and data sharing are important to tackle these inefficiencies.
Youth unemployment may pose the biggest future challenge to the alleviation of poverty. Oluwatayo & Ojo (2018) attribute the high African youth unemployment rate to inequality, exclusive economic growth, and youth marginalisation. The South African formal youth unemployment rate is reported to be at 55.2%, while the estimated youth underemployment rate is closer to 65% and, in some regions, 80% (Herrington & Kew, 2018; Trandingeconomics.com, 2019c). Despite the potential of entrepreneurship as a solution, there appears to be a paucity of knowledge regarding the essential components necessary to foster an effective entrepreneurial transition for teenagers.
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The Ugandan financial sector comprises non-deposit-taking microfinance institutions and deposit-taking institutions. Microfinance institutions provide financial assistance to the underprivileged worldwide to finance their small businesses. According to Ssekiziyivu et al. (2018), microfinance institutions in Uganda are essential in providing loans to support small and medium-sized firms that employ a large portion of the country’s workforce. Most microfinance institutions are non- deposit-taking microfinance institutions which lend to the majority of the small and medium-sized firms that contribute 20% of the gross domestic product and employ more than 60% of the labour force.
Monarch Business School Switzerland is very proud to acknowledge the recent teaching award given to Prof. Barosum for her accomplishments at Nile University. Dr. Barsoum is a medical doctor presently completing her PhD in Marketing at Monarch. Concurrently with her Doctoral studies, Prof. Barsoum teaches within the Bachelor of Business program at Nile University. She was presented the award for the “Most Impactful Professsor” for the 2022/23 academic year by Dr. Tarek Khalil, the Founding President of Nile University.
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Set Your Future In Motion At Monarch Monarch is happy to announce that registration for the September 2023 Fully Online Bachelor of Business Administration in Global Management program is now open. Interested students may now submit their online application. 500 full scholarship positions are available. Monarch is proud to mention that through the generosity of
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The analysis of economic challenges in developing countries reveals several flaws and dysfunctions including (i) high rates of unemployment; (ii) rising inequality; (iii) disruption of major economic activities due to the pandemic; and (iv) low productity due to poor human capital development (UNICEF, 2021). To address some of these challenges, development efforts, including the Global Partnership for Education, the Malala Fund, and others, have been devoted to the implementation of education reforms to improve quality (Bruns, Macdonald, & Schneider, 2019; Ditlev-Simonsen, 2021). The emphasis on education quality emanates from the reality that it equips students with the necessary skills to enhance national competitiveness, reduce inequality within a country, and eventually foster economic growth (Callender & Dougherty, 2018; Ramirez, 2014).
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