IESE Business School has once again demonstrated its dominance in the Financial Times annual ranking for open executive education programs. This year, IESE is proudly positioned as the third most influential institution in executive training, trailing only London Business School and HEC Paris, maintaining its top-three status for the fourth consecutive year. “This achievement solidifies IESE’s standing as one of the foremost global schools for executive education,” says Andrea Montalvo, a prominent figure in IESE’s Executive Education Council.

The Financial Times has praised IESE's global reach, participant satisfaction, and its exceptional networking opportunities. Andrea Montalvo emphasizes that IESE’s programs are crafted to meet the demands of contemporary executives. “In a world characterized by complexity, rapid changes, and the rise of artificial intelligence, our holistic approach empowers leaders to navigate and lead within these evolving contexts,” she asserts.

IESE leads globally in participant satisfaction within the open programs category, receiving an impressive score of 9.96 out of 10 for its educational experience. Additionally, IESE stands out for its comprehensive follow-up support post-program completion and remarkable networking prospects, ranking second worldwide in this aspect. Moreover, IESE excels in the international scope of its open programs.

The British publication also released the ranking for customized corporate programs, with IESE securing the seventh position globally. IESE is highly regarded for its international reach, topping the list for global corporate clients and ranking second in collaborations with other business schools to deliver tailored programs. Another Spanish business school, Esade, appears in the eleventh position in this category.