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Session INNOPROM ONLINE February 10, 2021
Business education for industry
Business education for industry
Description
A new market for technological solutions, emerging in the context of Industry 4.0, the challenges of the digital economy and artificial intelligence, globalization and de-globalization, a pandemic and a new global order, a "green" and circular economy, puts forward new requirements for the management of manufacturing businesses, which, in turn, determines the need for new directions for the development of business education.
Modern trends in business education combine the search for new formats of education, the transformation of MBA programs, including digitalization and online learning, meeting the need for lifelong education, and strengthening industry ties with universities.
Currently, according to the experience of interaction between industrial companies and universities, there is a definite need for greater integration of business and technical education, in particular in the context of the introduction of advanced manufacturing, the development of new materials and technologies, "post-covid" restructuring of supply chains, etc.
Modern trends in business education combine the search for new formats of education, the transformation of MBA programs, including digitalization and online learning, meeting the need for lifelong education, and strengthening industry ties with universities.
Currently, according to the experience of interaction between industrial companies and universities, there is a definite need for greater integration of business and technical education, in particular in the context of the introduction of advanced manufacturing, the development of new materials and technologies, "post-covid" restructuring of supply chains, etc.
Discussion topics
- What future industry leaders should be taught?
- What technical disciplines should be taught in a business school?
- How can one reach and surpass the best global business schools in this sector?
OFFICIAL PARTNER OF THE SESSION
MODERATORS
SPEAKERS
INNOPROM Business Program Director
Anton Atrashkin
Head of Department of Strategic Development and Corporate Policy of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia
Aleksey Uchenov
AEB Board, Chair Member, Chairman of the AEB Modernisation & Innovation Working Group, Professor at Higher School of Economics
Mikhail Akim
Chairman, Skolkovo Fund
Arkady Dvorkovich
First Vice Rector, Dean of Graduate School of Business, Higher School of Economics
Valery Katkalo
Vice President, Higher School of Economics
Igor Agamirzian
CEO of the Association of European Businesses (AEB)
Tadzio Schilling
Head of Science & Technology Section, EU Delegation to the Russian Federation
Laurent Bochereau
Acting Rector of TPU
Andrey Yakovlev
Member of Board of Directors, TalentTech, Severgroup
Andrey Mityukov
