Economics) - Universidade Católica Portuguesa, and Kellogg School of Management - Northwestern University. This program
provides senior managers a unique opportunity to benefit from the experience of two schools deeply committed to Executive
Education at the highest level of excellence, while being exposed to socio-economic environments, business values and economic
perspectives from both sides of the Atlantic.
This dynamic executive program is designed for the rising and current leaders of family-owned businesses who want to lead with clarity, purpose, and long-term vision. Across five immersive days, participants will explore what it means to lead across generations, design inclusive governance, navigate difficult conversations, and take ownership of their family’s legacy while shaping its future.
Through hands-on simulation games, real-world case discussions, and expert facilitation, the program helps participants become confident stewards of both family and firm.
The global shift in energy and critical materials is redefining industries, economies, and policy agendas, while confronting leaders with a web of trade‑offs, paradoxes, and high‑stakes decisions.
Este programa executivo é dirigido a profissionais que lideram equipas de operações – lojas, balcões, agências ou outros pontos de contacto direto com o cliente – e que pretendem atualizar-se face aos desafios atuais do setor.
How can individuals, teams, and organizations create great business ideas (i.e., ideas for new products/services or businesses)? Business ideas drive organizational success and societal progress, especially in this era of exogenous shocks. Building ideas for new products/services or businesses is arguably one of the most fascinating activities in Management. Creative problem solving, the decision-making process aimed at producing novel and useful ideas, plays a central role in such endeavors.
Num momento em que, especialmente no contexto europeu, (i) a transição energética para fontes de energia mais limpas e/ou renováveis se assume como uma prioridade, assim como (ii) a redução da volatilidade dos preços de eletricidade, (iii) a segurança do abastecimento e (iv) a integração transfronteiriça dos mercados, os contratos de aquisição de eletricidade, comumente designados com Power Purchase Agreement (“PPA”), emergem como um instrumento essencial para assegurar os objetivos públicos ambiciosos que foram definidos pelos Estados-Membros e pela União Europeia, como é aliás reconhecido