Run at the Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi-Ito Graduate School of Management in Los Angeles this fall, the lecturer was Professor Jorge Sá who studied and received endorsements for his books and work from Peter Drucker and Philip Kotler being the course dedicated to whom wanted: 1. To start a business; or 2. Perform the … Continue reading PETER DRUCKER ON CLIENT MANAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: DRUCKER UNIVERSITY COURSE; LAST FALL
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This article by Professor Jorge Sá was recently published on the blind-referee Journal of Social and Economic Studies (USA). Professor Jorge Sá, a Peter Drucker expert and a speaker on Peter Drucker, is a senior research fellow at Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi-Ito Graduate School of Management in Los Angeles, a visiting Professor at IESE … Continue reading ARTICLE PUBLISHED: Within Economic Blocks, Countries and States Tend to Diverge (Not Converge)
This article by Professor Jorge Sá was recently published on the blind-referee Journal of Social and Economic Studies (USA). Professor Jorge Sá, a Peter Drucker expert and a speaker on Peter Drucker, is a senior research fellow at Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi-Ito Graduate School of Management in Los Angeles, a visiting Professor at IESE … Continue reading ARTICLE PUBLISHED: LESSONS FROM THE SUBPRIME YEARS FOR THE COVID YEARS
Author: Jorge Sá SUMMARY The European Union has a specific (cohesion) fund aimed at increasing the competitiveness of the poorer countries. After fifty billion euros representing almost 4% of their national income, during a quarter of century the outcome is: 1st – The gap between the richer and poorer EU countries increased; and 2nd – … Continue reading Article published in magazine Tichys Einblick (Germany) – Cohesion fund: after fifty billions very little to show for it
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The History begins in Sumer and with two Jews as well. Terah and his son Abraham, who, wandering from Ur, through Babylon, Mari, Haran and Hamath to Palestine, is the father of the Arabs (through Ishmael and hence the name of Ishmaelites) and of the Jews, fruit of Isaac. As the Jews were nomadic, their … Continue reading The most extraordinary people according to…
Peter Drucker placed special emphasis on implementation: culture eats strategy for breakfast; unless a plan turns into action, it is nothing but good intentions; it is not good intentions that move mountains but bulldozers; most meetings end up “murky”, obscure, nebulous, gloomy, with no one knowing who is going to do what, when and how. … Continue reading Drucker on battle ready organizations and Europe
On the 21st of April, Drucker University and IESE associated AESE organized a conference on the application of Drucker’s principles to today’s world. How is it possible? Although he worked until his death, Peter Drucker left us in 2005. And in 17 years the world has changed a lot. Not only subtly, imperceptibly, on a … Continue reading The power of Drucker
Drucker stressed that behind every risk there is an opportunity. Among the 615 market segments of an economy, some not only keep on growing during crisis, but even accelerate their rate during. And that whatever the type of crisis: subprime, Covid, Ukraine war. An empirical study to be published in the next issue of the … Continue reading Drucker and Europe: he was right
Here is one of the slides that Drucker University and AESE/IESE shared with 300+ audience of yesterday’s conference honoring Drucker and celebrating Drucker University 20th birthday.