The Conservative Team: 
Николай Облаков, Теодор Димокенчев и специалният гост на епизода д-р Константин Голев - историк от БАН, технически консултант на Българската част от съвместната мултидисциплинарна експертна комисия по историческите и образователни въпроси на България и Северна Македония. В серията говорим за връзката между Северна Македония и България - минало, настояще, бъдеще обосновано с факти.

Приятно гледане и слушане!

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Георги Харизанов
Веселин Вълчев

Легенди / Legends
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The Conservative Team за Македония: Облаков, Димокенчев и д-р Голев в “Легенди”

In this episode our Global Executive MBA students, Vivian Faceto, Lorenzo Salvatori and Kevin Jansen, reflect on their GEMBA journey. How do they feel about graduating soon? What have they implemented already? And are they connected with our alumni network already? All these questions and more are answered here.

Listen to the full episode to hear what they have to say about the GEMBA journey here at Rotterdam School of Management!

Podcast: GEMBA journey through the eyes of our students - with Vivian, Lorenzo and Kevin (GEMBA '24)

The first SDG that comes to mind is quality education,’ says Serge Duarte Pinto. Serge joined the Global Executive MBA Class of ’25 in September last year. ‘As a scientist I have always been close to the education system and now I am the father of two children and I also look at it from another angle,’ he shares when asked about the Sustainable Development Goals. 

In this podcast we discuss his GEMBA journey, how he experiences the Strategic Leadership Development course that runs throughout the whole programme and what his advice is, if you want to do an MBA.

Advancing beyond technical expertise with a GEMBA -  with Serge Duarte Pinto (GEMBA '25)

In this podcast Monika Juodpusiene shares what her GEMBA journey is like, as well as her decision making process and her encounters with women in different industries that lack confidence. ‘I separated myself first from the social circle that influences you or brings out a lack of self confidence. It was one of the hardest steps; applying,’ she shares.  

‘Is it really for me? Do I have what it takes? I’m not in the corporate world. Is it only for corporate people? And I think that’s the biggest misconception. Especially the (Global) Executive MBA is for anyone who wants to become a better leader. And we need better leaders in every field.’ Monika Juodpusiene (Global Executive MBA class of ’25)

Listen to the full podcast, to learn more about her journey both towards and during the GEMBA, her perspective on the need of better leaders and advice for women listening to this podcast. ‘I say to you, go for it.’

Debunking a misconception about the GEMBA - with Monika Juodpusiene (GEMBA '25)

When asked why he decided to do a Full-time MBA here at RSM, Damilola Arogundade (FTMBA class of ’25) shared: ‘RSM seemed like a place that aligned with my values. I knew a couple of RSM alumni, one of them particularly had come to Nigeria to work. And I had met him and we hit it off, like a solid friendship. And I liked the values that he embodied and the company where he worked.’ 

In this podcast episode, Damilola speaks about his FTMBA journey, how he experiences being here in the Netherlands compared to Nigeria. He also shares more about the problem he discovered here in Rotterdam, and how the Impact Experience was a great opportunity to look for solutions to resolve this. 

Listen to the full episode to learn more about him, his journey and his advice on pursuing an MBA.

'RSM aligned with my personal values' - with Damilola Arogundade (FTMBA '25)

breathingbackwards - separate  @stationsix

I think you're worth it, I know that you're worth it

This Episode is Sponsored By: RSM US LLP

Tom Hamill, a food and beverage senior analyst for RSM US LLP, joined The Food Institute Podcast to recap the 2024 Summer Fancy Food Show. Hamill shares his thoughts on burgeoning trends from the show and how emerging specialty food brands can best navigate economic factors in the years to come.

More About RSM US LLP:
RSM helps food and beverage clients navigate changing market demands, rising costs, and evolving supply chain challenges with digital transformation and operational strategies. RSM US LLP is the U.S. member of RSM International, a global network of independent assurance, tax, and consulting firms with 64,000 people in 120 countries. For more information, visit rsmus.com/foodandbeverage.

More About Tom Hamill:
As a food and beverage senior analyst for RSM, Thomas works alongside the firm’s chief economist and his fellow senior analysts to understand, forecast and communicate economic, business and technology trends affecting middle market businesses. He is also a senior manager in the transaction tax automation practice, assisting clients with managing indirect tax requirements through process improvement and digital innovation.

Further Reading/Listening:
RSM US LLP’s Website: https://rsmus.com/ 
RSM’s Real Economy blog: https://realeconomy.rsmus.com/

Takeaways From the 2024 Summer Fancy Food Show

In this podcast Meghan McKinnon, one of RSM’s Career Development Managers, shares how the career center helps guide and coach our current students during their MBA journey.
‘We focus on four primary areas, so the first one is self-awareness. That’s knowing who you are, that’s knowing where your skill-sets lie, where your strengths are, what you really enjoy doing. And often times as we just go through our career, we don’t really step back and think about these things and evaluate them. So we do spend quite a lot of time on that.’

Listen to the full podcast to learn more about how our career center is there for our students, as soon as they embark on their MBA journey.
The topics in this podcast are:

- Coaching and positioning yourself in the job-market
- Coaching every individual student, regardless of their journey
- How does the Career Center offer support and coaching?
- The skills every MBA candidate needs
- A word of advice

The Career Centre; right there as you start your MBA Journey - With Megan Mackinnon

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Rhöner Soundmas 2024 - Fladungen - K|Seffo DJ-Mix

In this episode Ikram Mataich (GEMBA Class of 2026) shares how she is experiencing her Global Executive MBA journey here at RSM, the importance of having people around that support you, and the importance of believing in yourself and your leadership skills. ‘I would say that you have to find the courage to apply. Have that confidence in yourself.’ 

Listen to the full interview to hear about her GEMBA journey!


Why a supportive environment matters - a GEMBA journey with Ikram Mataich

The Food Institute Podcast leverages the Food Institute's 90-plus-year history to provide actionable information and insight to food industry professionals.

Българският подкаст - The Bulgarian podcast

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