Prof. Masri, holds a BSc and MSc in industrial engineering from Purdue University as well as a Ph.D in industrial engineering and engineering management from Stanford University. In A Core Course. A faculty of this calibre is a reflection of our belief in this regional market. Conducting the three-day course will be Prof. James Mac Hulbert, the Business School's Professor of International Marketing and Prof. Michel Tuan Pham, Associate Faculty Director. Prof. Masri said Columbia Business School will set itself apart from competitors by a unique education style.
Managers are no longer satisfied with sitting in a black box and being talked to.
Columbia's education style is derived from a strategic perspective within the context of real business challenges. By the end of the programme, a set of implementation steps are created for each case, which allows participants to apply what they have learned as soon as they return to the workplace. The benefits of this active learning approach are tangible, both immediately and over the long term. Prof. Masri, who has consulted for some of the world's most famous blue chip names, including Merrill Lynch, Thomson Professional Publishing, Citibank, the Ford Motor Company, NCR, IBM and the United Nations, is currently researching the impact of the internet on the structure and efficiency of supply chains. This research focuses on the emergence of e-commerce B2B trade relationships and industry and market exchanges.