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Nestle Scholarship 2011 for Women in IMD of Switzerland

Nestle Scholarship 2011 for Women in IMD of Switzerland
About IMD:
Every year, we welcome thousands of business leaders from around the world to our global meeting place in Lausanne, Switzerland. We offer pioneering and collaborative solutions to your business requirements and encourage an open attitude towards learning and growth. Our expert Faculty delivers cutting-edge knowledge based on relevant, innovative and rigorous research. Our unique real world, real learning approach enables executives to immediately apply new insights. By challenging boundaries, together we can redefine ambitions and realize performance breakthroughs. Learn more about one of the world’s top ranked business schools, located on the shores of Lake Geneva.

Detail:
The Nestlé Scholarship for Women was first awarded in 1997 and was initiated by a group of IMD MBA participants who wanted to encourage women to take the MBA.
Eligibility:
Accepted women candidates who demonstrate financial need. Employees of Nestlé and its subsiduaries are not elegible.
Criteria:
Submitting an essay discussing the issue:
‘Does diversity in management impact the bottom line? If so, how?’
(maximum 750 words)
Conditions:
Applicants must have been accepted into the IMD MBA program prior to their application. Our scholarship applications are essay based, with winning essays typically including the following features:
1. Relevance to the essay title
2. Organization and structure
3. Fully developed arguments
4. Persuasiveness
5. Personal element and/or passion
IMD reserves the right not to award a scholarship if the criteria are not met to the satisfaction of the jury/sponsors.
Amount CHF 25,000
Deadline September 30
Contact:
mbafinance@imd.ch
Source: http://www.imd.ch/index.cfm

Ref:http://www.resultspundit.com/nestle-scholarship-2011-switzerland/
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