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The students were greeted in occasion of successful completion of the program by Alexander Sabchenko, Head of IIB’s Supervisory Board, Vladimir Zabolotny, IIB’s President, Andrew Gaudes, Associate Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration of the University of New Brunswick, Assad David, Director of International Programs of the University of New Brunswick, faculty and staff of IIB.

This year the graduates were top managers of leading Ukrainian and international companies: Hudson Global Resources", "Science Technology Centre Ukraine", "Astarta", "Vents", "Garantiya", "Zvenigora Cheese" and others.

On Friday, Ocrober 22, 2010 IIB MBA Club was held. During the meeting a round table devoted to the issues of economic situations in Ukraine and perspectives of 2011 was conducted. Head of IIB Supervisory Board Oleksandr Savchenko was a moderator of the round table. Presentation of Dmytro Boyarchuk, the Executive Director of the Center for Social and Economic Rearches Case Ukraine, covered challenges of economic future of Ukraine. IIB MBA Professor Volodymyr Savchuk shared his experience and forecasts regarding global financial trand and their influence at Ukrainian economy. Both speeches raised active discussions and a lot of questions.

Upon completion of the round table informal business cocktail took place, during which the participants of the event had an opportunity to communicate and share their ideas and news.

October 20-21, 2010 Center of Business Social Responsibility & Business Ethics IIB and Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv are organize conference about the problem of social responsibility and business ethics, situation and perspectives of social reporting development in Ukraine, the role of International Standard ISO 26000 in the process of integration of socio-responsible behavior in business practice. Conference will take place in the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.

Development of cooperation and partnership with foreign universities, business schools and international organizations is an integral part and strategic priority of IIB’s activities throughout whole IIB’s history.

October 16, 2010 MIB (Ukraine) and the University of New Brunswick (Canada) re-signed a cooperation agreement, which confirmed their intention to continue the joint program of International MBA. Graduates of this program obtain MBA degree and Diplomas of two high schools, which are recognized by both employers of Ukraine and worldwide.

Traditionally the program has begun with a strategic orientation session. This session was conducted by a trainer and consultant Gennady Yushkin, who has extensive experience in organizational development, strategic planning and financial management companies. Our students participated in a business game that simulates the real situation taking into account market conditions, competition, new products and other factors that significantly affected the real business. This approach allowed students not only to learn more practical skills in solving everyday administrative problems but also to get acquainted with each other. During the inauguration program well-known economist Paskhaver shared with students his views of current situation and perspectives of Ukrainian economy.

Dear colleagues,

We invite you to take part in the IIB PR Club event "Evening with Paul Noble, FCIPR, Сhief examiner of the CIPR’s Advanced Certificate and CIPR Approved Trainer", which is going to take place on Wednesday, 6, October, 17:30 at International Institute of Business, Conference Hall, room 201, 8-A, Brest-Lytovskyi Highway.

On the 28th of September 2010 the Final Conference of the IIB – CIPE Project "Improving corporate governance in the sector of small and medium enterprises" was held in Kyiv. The systematized results of the project, as well as international experience in solving similar problems in other countries, which have implemented mass small and medium enterprises privatization, were presented at the conference.