President Anders Bjarklev congratulated Class24 of Executive MBA students on their achievements last week. And last Friday, all 21 were celebrated at a large graduation reception. Now a well-deserved summer holiday hopefully awaits seven women and 14 men. All are top managers from large international and national organizations, including managers from DTU's ranks.
In her speech, center director at DTU Learn for Life Caroline Arends said, among other things:
”You enter the next chapter of your lives equipped with the insights, skills, and experiences you gained at the DTU Executive MBA. Embrace technology as an enabler of progress, promote sustainability as a fundamental principle, cultivate innovation as a driving force, use your entrepreneurial mindset, and lead with excellence in the realm of management. Seize the opportunity that comes your way, embrace the challenges with determination, and continue to learn – embrace lifelong learning,” rounded Caroline Arends her speech off.
Two years of hard work, hours of learning, and challenges are well over, and that was also a topic that Executive MBA graduate Troels Møller highlighted in his speech to his fellow students.
“EMBA Class 24, today is a day of celebration, a day to recognize and acknowledge our achievements, and a day to look forward to the new opportunities and challenges ahead of us – I am looking forward to it, and I know you are too. I want to congratulate each and every one of us and your families on your achievements. We have worked hard, and we have earned it. But the journey doesn’t end here. We must continue to learn, to grow, and to make a positive impact on the world around,” Troels Møller said, Customer Success Manager at Naval Architect.
Later this year, DTU's Executive MBA – Master in Management of Technology can celebrate its 25th anniversary.
