Aalto University Executive Education

• Aalto University's two executive education providers, HSE Executive Education and TKK School of Business, merged on 1 April 2010. The name of the new company is Aalto University Executive Education Ltd (Aalto EE).
• In 2014 the activities of Aalto EE have been extended to include the commercial professional development activities of both Aalto University Professional Development (Aalto PRO) and the School of Business’ Small Business Center (PYK).
• In 2017 Aalto EE acquired the entire share capital of FINVA Financial Education Ltd (Finva Finanssikoulutus Oy) from the Insurance Sector Development Association (Vakuutustiedon Kehittämissäätiö). The company is now part of the Aalto EE Group.

Aalto University Executive Education organizes Aalto University's MBA programs: Aalto MBA Program[1] and Aalto Executive MBA Program.[2] Aalto EE also organizes Aalto Executive Doctor of Business Administration program (Aalto Executive DBA).[3]

In addition to MBA programs, Aalto EE offers open enrollment programs for individuals and customized solutions for companies that need education tailored for the company needs. All Aalto EE's open programs offer a pathway to the Aalto MBA and Aalto Executive MBA programs.

Aalto EE is ranked in Financial Times Executive Education and Executive MBA rankings. Aalto EE ranked 39th globally in the Financial Times Executive Education overall ranking in 2018. Aalto Executive MBA program ranked 78th in 2017.[4]

As a part of Aalto University Aalto EE holds three business university accreditations AACSB (The Association to Advance Colleagiate Schools of Business, US), EQUIS (the European Quality Improvement System Label, European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD)[5]) and AMBA (Association of MBAs, UK).[6]

Aalto University and Aalto EE are part of various networks: UNICON[7] (The International University Consortium for Executive Education), EFMD[8] (The European Foundation for Management Development) and PIM[9] (Partnership in International Management). Aalto University School of Business is also a member of CEMS,[10] a network united by the leading European universities and major companies.

• Pauliina Airaksinen-Aminoff (2018). Learning to Resolve Interpersonal Conflicts more Efficiently through Transformational Leadership: A Study on Coaching. Aalto University Publication Series. BUSINESS+ECONOMY. ISBN 978-952-60-8284-4 (printed). ISBN 978-952-60-8285-1 (pdf)
• Lumme-Tuomala, Riitta (2017). Talent Management in the Humanitarian Aid Context. Aalto University Publication Series. BUSINESS+ECONOMY 1/2017. ISBN 978-952-60-7440-5 (printed). ISBN 978-952-60-3736-3(pdf)
• Kukkonen, Elina (2016). "Gaining more Value of Customer Relationships in the Digital Business Environment". Aalto University Publication Series. BUSINESS + ECONOMY 1/2016. ISBN 978-952-60-6714-8 (printed). ISBN 978-952-60-6715-5 (pdf)
• Ahdekivi, Eeva (2016). "Interactions between non-profit finance, governance and investment style". Aalto University Publication Series. BUSINESS + ECONOMY 2/2016. ISBN 978-952-60-6948-7 (printed). ISBN 978-952-60-6949-4 (pdf)