Santiago Iniguez - Dean IE Business School

Interview with Hurriyet Daily News

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Blogging rector keen on technology

Faculty at the IE University in Madrid, Spain has to adapt to the new technology environment because, today, students bring more updated information into class than professors. Rector Santiago Iñiguez believes that professors need to become orchestraters rather than the masters of the learning process

Interview with International Business Times (Business Education)

Dean interview: Santiago Iñiguez de Onzoño, IE Business school,  24 November 2009 , by Ross Geraghty

Santiago Iñiguez de Onzoño is the Dean of IE Business School. Portrayed by the Financial Times as 'one of the most significant figures in promoting European business schools internationally', Iñiguez is an expert in management education. He is also a regular speaker at international conferences and frequently contributes to different academic journals and media on this subject.

Alongside his role as Dean, Iñiguez is a Professor of Strategic Management. He has published several articles and case studies on business management and is the author of several articles and books in the field of moral and political philosophy. Iñiguez spoke with topmba.com editor Ross Geraghty in February 2009. This is part two of the interview.

What do you mean by 'renovating the MBA' as I'd seen you quoted as saying in a Chinese newspaper?

Video of Santiago Íñiguez broadcast on Turkish program Abbas GUCLU

Video of Santiago Íñiguez broadcast on the program Abbas GUCLU which has the highest number of viewers among Turkish students on kanal tv. It was positioned on the homepage of the channel’s education section at See video

Santiago Iñiguez de Ozoño, dean of IE Business School, tells WSJ why he's seeing more American students at his school.

Entrevista publicada hoy en el principal diario de Uruguay, El País.

Da aquí para el artículo de El País de Uruguay, noviembre 9, 2009.

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Hacia una mayor diversidad cultural en las escuelas de negocios europeas

A la hora de diseñar sus programas, las instituciones deben poner especial atención en qué tipo de profesiones demanda el mercado?

Las empresas transnacionales latinoamericanas que se han creado en las últimas décadas han armado sus cuadros dirigentes, en buena medida, con egresados de las escuelas de negocios españolas, afirmó el Dr. Santiago Íñiguez, decano de IE Business School y rector de IE University, con sede en Madrid. Destacó la importancia de que el 95% de los alumnos del MBA de su institución son internacionales, ya que la diversidad, en términos de procedencia, género, cultura, formación, etc., siempre ofrece más oportunidades de aprendizaje que el "monocultivo" y es fuente de innovación. A continuación un resumen de la entrevista realizada durante su reciente estadía en Buenos Aires.

Paul Danos´, Dean of Tuck School of Business Administration at Dartmouth College visit to IE University in Segovia

12th century entrance to the new campus, in front of a 300 year old restaurant in town, the Roman aqueduct, and classroom. www.ie.edu/university