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Assem Khamzayeva
MBA 2008 - Kazakh
Group Project: Johnson & Johnson-DePuy Spine
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« Our project consisted of a market study on the Italian spinal implant market. We had to segment the
market, discover its trends and also do some research into the market potential of a new product
launched by the client. The most stimulating part of the assignment was conducting face to face interviews with Italian neurosurgeons and radiologists all across Lombardy. Our team consisted of one Italian student, one exchange student from India and myself. It was challenging and exciting to work with such diversity in an industry none of us had previous knowledge of.
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Sebastien Agnessens
MBA 1996 - French
Founder, Formavision NY
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« My MBA taught me the importance of remaining open to people and ideas.
Since I increasingly deal with the world of design, Italians come into my life more and more, and
I must say that I gain an undisputable trust when I tell them I graduated from SDA Bocconi.
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Barbara Avdis
MBA 2000 - Greek
Managing Director, Yades Historic Hotels Greece
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« My decision to come to Italy and to follow an MBA at SDA Bocconi was at a turning point in my career. I already had one of the most internationally renowned degrees for hotel management, as well as a good working experience; however I felt that I needed to consolidate my managerial knowledge with a top MBA.
This is why I chose SDA Bocconi.
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Marco Porcellana
MBA 2001, Italian
Vice President, International Division, Optimal Value Associates, Shanghai
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A trip to China, a 700 km bicycle ride, and an MBA colleague: that's how I decided to change my job.
In Shanghai I met again with Xu Qian the Chinese girl that took the MBA with me back in 2000-2001 and whom I had been in touch with through the years. After the Master, she returned to China, where she started working as manager for Europe at Optimal Value Associates (OVA), a local consulting company with strong connections in the institutional world. The company supports the start up of European companies in China and helps Chinese ones enter the European market.
It is after this meeting that I quit almost all my activities in the finance software sector, and became the contact in Italy for OVA. »
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Milan Perovic
MBA 1999, Serbian
CEO, Telecom Montenegro
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« I chose Bocconi owing to its reputation as a top class European school which gave me a chance to live in a different but still Mediterranean environment.
The Bocconi MBA Program surpassed my expectations with its international environment, interaction with professional tutors, high intellectual exchange with colleagues, mixture of cultures and professional experiences, many real-life projects.
Studying Italian after classes was an extra effort but worthwhile as it allowed me to really appreciate the community and culture and enabled me to take the Electives in Italian and work on a field project for an Italian company.
Bocconi also gave me the chance to link up with world top-ranking universities, spending my last term at Manchester Business School.
My post-MBA career started out at Deloitte & Touche Financial Advisory, and after almost three years I moved from consultancy to telecommunications. When I joined Telecom Montenegro I realised the importance of the breadth of experience. From the graduation day onwards I have met my friends from MBA 24 in leisure time but, very importantly, I have done business with some of them.
Just recently, two of my MBA 24 colleagues provided consulting services to my company. We all remember when we worked together on business cases at Bocconi. »
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Gabriele Grego
MBA 2002, Italian
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« Ever since the very beginning of my undergraduate years I had in mind joining an MBA program. Clearly, professional reasons such as improving my competitiveness in the job market or gaining the knowledge necessary to start my own business were important factors.
However, the main reason that drove me to this decision was and remains the commitment to self improvement. In fact, I believe that only through a continuous process of re-questioning ourselves and enhancing our skills can we really grow and develop as professionals as well as humanbeings. »
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