The EAE Business School hosted its Management Breakfast with guest speaker Antoni Gutiérrez-Rubí, author of Lessons from Brawn GP (Alienta), who has analysed Brawn GP’s victory in the latest Formula 1 championship from the point of view of business management.

The Barcelona Chamber of Commerce recognised the 50-year trajectory of the EAE Business School by honouring it with a business award for its “50 years in existence, for the ability to fight for a distinguished place in the corporate network and for its contribution to Catalonia’s progress.”

EAE Business School presents a study on The Foreign Population in Spain, conducting an analysis of the migratory flow in Spain and the country’s process of expatriation-impatriation. The study has benefited from the collaboration from two students, William Bolaños and Antonio García, both with Masters in Human Resources Management and Labour Relations.

EAE Business School presents a study on Employability of the Qualified Population, directed by Mario V. González, director of the International Business area of EAE, in which an analysis is carried out regarding the role of postgraduate education in determining the levels of employability of workers in Spain, the US, the UK, Mexico, Colombia and Brazil. This analysis allows us to corroborate the trends and careers that could be expected in the near future given the work conditions and opportunities of workers in Spain.

In its first appearance in the year 2006, EAE was not included within the hundred best companies, but was recognised as the fifth leading business school.

Almost one hundred researchers and lecturers of 54 European business schools will meet at EAE Business School on February 26 and 27 to hold the EFMD Entrepreneurship Conference 2009.

EAE Business School launches its first radio and TV advertising campaign and becomes the first Spanish business school to do so.

the Forum has been held simultaneously in Madrid and Barcelona.

The economic slowdown and its consequent decrease of income for companies, the rise in the cost of money, excessive short term debts and credit restrictions are all factors causing a significant increase in outstanding payments.