IE MASTER CLASS: Financial History: what can we learn from our mistakes?
Whilst you are thinking, participating and coming up with ideas related to current issues, you will also be experiencing what a real class is like on an IE program and understand the difference between traditional teaching methodologies and the methods used by the world’s top schools, based on real case studies, teamwork, and situations where the student is the protagonist.
ABOUT THE EVENT
Did you know that the “originate and distribute” model was widely used in the US in the 80s with catastrophic consequences? Why are financial mistakes repeated over history? Only through a careful analysis of what financial stupidities are committed over time regularly can we spot the true natures behind financial follies… after this analysis we can extract common lessons to prevent future financial crisis and to forecast the future of finance.
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About the author
Katarzyna Dabrowska is the executive assistant in the International Development department for Europe. She joined IE 3 years ago as logistics and databases manager, providing support to members of the international development team worldwide. Katarzyna graduated in Polish Philology & Audiovisual Communication in Poznan, Poland, and she studied at the Complutense University in Madrid with an Erasmus scholarship. She also holds an MBA in Cultural Management from the University in Salamanca and Santillana Foundation. Her interests are project management and fundraising, and she has broadened her studies in these fields with IE’s Open Executive Programs.