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Nr. 112 - 13. juni 2008
Tuesday 17th of June at Hotel Føroyar 10.00 - 12.30
How can the Faroe Islands survive
in the global economy?
Professor Dr Wolfgang Amann from Henley Management College will address
the following two basis questions:
s (OW DO GLOBAL TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS AFFECT THE &AROE )SLANDS s (OW CAN COMPANIES COMPETE SUCCESSFULLY IN A GLOBALIZING MARKET ECONOMY
0ROFESSOR !MANN WILL OUTLINE LATEST THINKING IN CONCEIVING NEWEST POWER LAW STRATEGIES FOR INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION WITHOUT EVER LOSING TOUCH WITH LOCAL REQUIREMENTS 4HE EVENT AIMS TO PROVIDE INSIGHTS ON HOW TO BE MARKET DRIVING INSTEAD OF MERELY BEING MARKET
DRIVEN
The event is free of charge.
Please sign up through www.henley.fo or contact
Jákup Bech Jensen, Intrum Føroyar, tel 357 357
Tuesday 17th of June at Hotel Føroyar 15.00 - 17.30
!IMED AT POTENTIAL PARTICIPANTS
on the Henley MBA
Professor Dr Wolfgang Amann from Henley will illustrate and discuss how
GLOBAL TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IMPACT THE &AROE )SLANDS AS WELL AS HOW EVEN SMALLER COUNTRIES REGIONS AND COMPANIES CAN COMPETE SUCCESSFULLY IN A GLOBALIZING MARKET ECONOMY (E WILL OUTLINE LATEST THINKING IN CONCEIVING NEWEST POWER LAW STRATEGIES FOR INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION WITHOUT EVER LOSING TOUCH WITH LOCAL REQUIREMENTS )N AN INCREASINGLY OPEN WORLD SOME PEOPLE MAKE THINGS HAPPEN SOME WATCH THINGS HAPPEN WHILE OTHERS SIT AROUND AND WONDER WHAT HAPPENED
To join this free seminar please sign up via www.henley.fo
- or contact Jákup Bech Jensen, Intrum Føroyar, tel 357 357
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www.moesgaard-as.dk
Wolfgang Amann joined the faculty of University of St.
Gallen in 2007. He also serves as the Executive Director
of the fulltime MBA, the part-time MBA and the Program
for Leadership Development (PLD). He worked for
DaimlerChrysler and was a top management consultant
before pursuing his PhD in international management at
the University of St. Gallen. He subsequently joined IMD in
Lausanne and thereafter became the director of the Henley
Centre for Creative Destruction, which innovates strategies
to drive markets, at the Henley Management College in
the UK. He has held visiting academic appointments at
the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, the
Indian Institute of Management (IIM) in Bangalore and
Hosei University in Tokyo.
Wolfgang Amann’s primary expertise and interests lie in
the areas of successful internationalisation through the
development of strategic success positions (SSP), the choice
of the right path for growth and internationalisation and
managing complexities in globalising companies. He has
a particular interest in how ownership (family businesses,
private equity, venture capital companies, etc.) and life cycle
stages impact these aspects.
He has directed, delivered and contributed to open
and in-company programmes on complexity, strategy,
internationalisation, and governance in the USA,
Europe, Africa, China, India and Japan. Clients included
DaimlerChrysler, Deutsche Bank, DuPont, DSG, Holcim,
IBM, the World Bank/IFC, Qiagen or Vodafone, among
others. He has (co-)authored more than 80 case studies for
these programmes and his case series on Unilever in India
won the 2006 oikos case-writing competition. In 2006
and 2007, his course ‘Corporate Strategy and Governance’
was chosen as the CEMS course of the year among all
CEMS business schools in 17 top European countries. His
most recent publications on ’Managing complexity in
global organisations’ and ’Corporate Governance - how to
add value’ were published by Wiley. Please contact him at
Wolfgang.Amann@unisg.ch for further information.
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