The Institute for Ethics in Communication and Organizations (IECO) at University of Valencia (UV) and the Real Colegio Complutense (RCC) at Harvard University, in collaboration with the International Humanistic Management Association (IHMA) and the Abigail Adams Institute(AAI), organize this II Humanistic Management Workshop.
The program is aimed to executives belonging to companies from all over the world, including different sectors and sizes, committed to HM principles, and eager to share and learn from others. Space is limited.
The main purpose is to think together, exchange ideas and come up with specific goals and concrete improvements to build organizations that contribute to the common good by developing integral human flourishing, based on the promotion of human dignity through optimal work.
The price of the workshop will be $5,500.
It covers: program fee, exclusive participation, meals and dinners.
Travel and hotel accommodation are not included.
Place: Real Colegio Complutense at Harvard.
“I very positively value counting with teachers of the highest level. Their knowledge and their closeness to us. To be able to share the concepts developed with executives from other companies and the activities and visits to Harvard campus and MIT facilities as well. It has been an unrepeatable and unforgettable experience”.
"The Workshop has given me the opportunity, in a privileged environment, to take a break, reflect and share a vision of integral organizational management focused on the people"
“We shared experiences and learned about very interesting companies’ cases. It was great to get to know Harvard University and MIT Lab facilities with great guides. An unforgettable experience that I highly recommend!”
“An experience, not only academic or professional but vital, outstanding. An opportunity to focus on managerial aspects that are in the substratum of what is really important in life, but to which we do not dedicate the time they deserve in our daily job routines”
“Seeing how other companies put ethics into practice from a humanistic perspective and learning from it, brings you lots of value. When you put the theory in context is when you really understand things"
