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Leadership and sustainability on the agenda as Asian business leaders join SIMP Sweden week

Swedish Institute Management Programme (SIMP) is a leadership programme bringing together business leaders on the topic of sustainable business and leadership. This week, business leaders from Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia,…

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“I believe there is great potential for social entrepreneurship and innovation startups to play a vital role in addressing societal challenges”

SI met with scholarship holder Eric Deoul Raj, who after a year of studying Leadership for Sustainability at Malmö reflects on his experience in Sweden and the change he aspires…

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”I hope to create an environment that fosters creativity and innovation in Jordan”

SI met with Ala Abdallah, SI scholarship holder and speakers at the SI Diploma Ceremony taking place at Stockholm City Hall on the 27 May.

Alumni, SI scholarships, SI stories, SISGP stories

“Based on my learning in Sweden, I have a significant impact on my students in Bangladesh.”

Mustafa Nizamul Aziz is a former SI Scholarship recipient from Bangladesh. Today he is a university lecturer in Dhaka. We caught up with him during his visiting to Stockholm and…

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”My masters in Sweden have proved to be a catalyst in my journey.”

We caught up with Raj Kharel, a former SI scholar and current chairperson of the Sweden Alumni Network Nepal, about his time in Sweden and life after.

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Leadership and sustainability on the agenda as Asian business leaders join SIMP Sweden week

“I believe there is great potential for social entrepreneurship and innovation startups to play a vital role in addressing societal challenges”

”I hope to create an environment that fosters creativity and innovation in Jordan”

“Based on my learning in Sweden, I have a significant impact on my students in Bangladesh.”

”My masters in Sweden have proved to be a catalyst in my journey.”