Managers that complete the Kellogg-Recanati Executive MBA program produced a book and built an Internet website, that has in it all of the course summaries of the program.

The creator of the idea is Stuart Ballan, an immigrant from England, and owner of a business in consultancy, management and high-tech.  His other classmates joined in as well, including managers from the Palestinian Authority, from Jordan, from China, from India and from Israel.  "We are speaking about interesting and top quality courses", says Ballan.  "The original idea to bring the material in print form and on the Internet started from the concern I had that I had started to forget the material.  The project has been performed on a totally voluntarily basis, for the benefit of our business community".

In the words of Orit Mendelson-Shoham, Managing Director of the Kellogg-Recanati Program, the project was very well received by the Kellogg students and from students of other MBA programs.  The project also won the support of the Dean of Kellogg, in Northwestern University in Chicago, Professor Dipak Jain.

The Kellogg-Recanati program is an International program that has been running in Israel for the last 6 years, and within which, half of the lecturers arrive from abroad.  The book and the website include all the courses of the 2 year program - 28 in all - that received feedback and approval from all of the course lecturers from Israel and abroad.

See: www.kr04.net