Education development issues have been increasingly highlighted by our readers as a topic of great concern. They appreciate that to develop a modern business their staff must be trained to the very highest possible standards. In recognition of this we are introducing for the first time our Global Business Education Awards. These awards will provide recognition of the world's leading centres of excellence.
Unlike other Business Education award programmes, our judging panel are seeking out institutions large or small that truly add value to the total development of corporate executives - and not just in terms of their salary expectations. The judges are not swayed by perceived reputation.
About European CEO: European CEO enjoys a global distribution network that includes the most prominent decision makers worldwide. The magazine has built up a coveted reputation for excellence throughout its pages. European CEO is dedicated to all areas of global business leadership and keeps its finger on the pulse of the latest developments. European CEO is produced by an award-winning editorial team of journalists and correspondents worldwide, who provide authoritative news and features supported by up-to-the-minute, reliable data collected from trusted media organisations such as Reuters and Financial News, and detailed analysis of the most complex, dynamic and innovative issues facing business today.
The magazine is delivered bi-monthly to 50,000 decision-making executives who serve on the boards of companies throughout Europe. The magazine reaches highly affluent executives at their homes as well as their primary businesses. Secondary distribution consists of 20,000 copies in select First/Business class lounges across Europe, with 10,000 copies going out to select properties and newsstands within the EU. European CEO is published by the World News Media Group.
Award criteria:
European CEO’s award selection panel has used a wide range of criteria to inform its decision over its 2010 Global Business Education Awards, lending the critical eye of a collective 205 years of business journalism and business experience to the exhaustive information gathered by the award body’s research team. The panel are very keen to recognise top performers who have bought their own unique stamp to business education. Some of the more important factors taken into account are as follows:
Accreditation
Accessibility
Value for money
Diversity of curriculum and methodology
Size (student to teacher ratios)
Graduation rate
Admissions procedures
Placement potential
Training in technology
Research
Holistic approach
Sustainability
The panel’s decision will be announced in the December 2010/January 2011 issue and the judges' decision will be final.
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