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  You Know It’s Time For Some Executive Education When…

  Executive MBA programs provide a compelling alternative to full-time MBA programs.

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  Forté Signals

  When Are You Supposed to Be Bad at Something?

  During a recent Forté Partner Advisory Council conversation about early career talent, someone said something that has been living rent-free in my head for the last week. When talking about the pressures facing today’s college graduates in the job market, someone said, it can really feel as though failure isn’t an option. It made me […]

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  B-School Spotlights

  Not sure you’re ready for an Executive MBA? 4 signs you are.

  This blog is sponsored by Johns Hopkins University (Carey Business School) Elizabeth Cherot had delivered thousands of babies before she ever built a spreadsheet. She was a practicing obstetrician-gynecologist—busy, established, and increasingly aware that the decisions shaping patient care were being made in rooms she was not in. So she enrolled at Johns Hopkins Carey […]

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  Impact Stories

  The Women Who Open Doors

  By the time the cava and canapés came out in Barcelona, the formal part of the evening was over. But according to one of the event speakers, that was when some of the best conversations actually started. A few days after ESADE and Forté Foundation hosted their International Women’s Day Symposium in Barcelona, panelist Elena […]

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  Forté Signals

  The CFO Path Works. But the On-Ramps Are Closing.

  In the last post, I introduced the difference between signs and signals. At the simplest level, signs are the observable inputs. Signals are what those inputs get interpreted to mean. From an individual perspective, that shows up in familiar ways: your resume, your experience, your credentials. These are the signs. What people believe those things […]

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  Latest Research

  The AI Gender Gap Isn’t What You Think

  If you’ve been paying attention, a familiar story is already starting to settle in. You’ve probably seen the headline: as generative AI reshapes how work gets done, women are falling behind. Adoption is lower. Engagement is lower. And if that gap holds, it compounds.  The data behind that claim is real. A recent global analysis* […]

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