Hanken & SSE continues to top Financial Times Northern Europe ranking as part of SSE

The annual prestigious Financial Times rankings have once again revealed the top executive education providers among the thousands of providers around the world. Hanken & SSE takes part in the yearly Financial Times rankings as Stockholm School of Economics’ (SSE) joint venture with Hanken in Finland. Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) continues to maintain its position in the ranking as the top executive education provider in Northern Europe in all categories. In the combined ranking SSE advances its position with 5 and rises to position 21 out of the 50 top global providers.

Financial Times ranks the best executive education programs globally, rating 80 best open as well as 90 custom programs worldwide and combining the two to reveal the top 50 providers of executive education in the world. The rankings are based on participant and client satisfaction, diversity of participants and faculty as well as the internationality of the provider among other criteria.

“We are proud to be able to offer broad Nordic knowledge to our customers on a global level in the ever toughening competition”, says Marc Hinnenberg, CEO of Hanken & SSE Executive Education. ”There is great value in supporting our customers strategic development and deployment by combining e.g. Swedish commercial and marketing expertise with design and technology superpowers from Finland.”

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For more information
Marc Hinnenberg
CEO
Hanken & SSE Executive Education
Marc.Hinnenberg@hankensse.fi
+358 40 515 7710

About Hanken & SSE Executive Education
Hanken & SSE Executive Education delivers executive education globally through its extensive SSE network in the Nordic and Baltic region. Hanken & SSE was founded in 2005 in Helsinki and is owned by two leading business schools Hanken School of Economics in Finland and Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) in Sweden.