Regional PwC’s Mini MBA online

PwC Mini MBA programme comprises nine related sessions designed to offer insight into successful business strategies in the modern world. In the course of these sessions, we will try to provide a systematic framework and clear structure of organisation management, which will help participants to apply the acquired knowledge in their own organisations.

PwC's Mini MBA uses a mapping technique to explain interconnectedness of different segments of an organization. Mapping an organization and analysing it through a sequence, plays a significant role in comprehending the logic behind organisations, their structures and processes.

The initial session introduces the proprietary business map that serves as a roadmap for the remainder of the course, keeping the participants focused on how each individual business segment fits into the big picture, while the closing session pulls all the pieces into a whole.

The final day of the training programme is dedicated to solidifying the knowledge gained over the course of the programme. Participants get to work in teams on a Harvard business case that will address all aspects of planning, developing and implementing a business strategy, utilizing our proprietary business analysis map.

This is an important differentiating aspect of our programme: by linking all modules effectively into a whole, we train participants to move away from silo thinking and get into the habit of thinking about their everyday tasks in the context of the “big picture”. This contributes to better cooperation between different units and helps the overall business run more smoothly.

Please note that the programme is delivered in English.

The course comprises of 100 online training hours and 2.5 hours for the final exam.

Timing: Thursday & Friday 15:00-19:00 & Saturday 10:00-14:00 (for sessions 1,2,8 and 9 it is 10:30 -16:30)

Upon completion of the programme, participants will receive a PwC Certificate.
It requires 76 hours of attendance and passing the final exam.

Price per participant:

Standard price: 9 200 PLN + VAT

Registration deadline:

15 October 2020

To discuss payment options, please give us a call.

Miro is an experienced Project Manager and internationally licensed trainer in Project Management

Miro presently holds a position of a Senior Manager responsible for managing PwC’s Academy in Serbia and coordination of PwC’s Academies in South-East Europe. He is a professional with over 20 years of experience in providing services within corporate, private and non-governmental sectors.

In the past he was working in the emerging markets of Central and Eastern Europe where he has gained a reputation for the quality of his management, organization and leadership of international, inter-disciplinary project teams on both private sector and donor funded development projects. His current focus is on business development and helping clients in various aspects of people development. He worked with clients in various industry sectors including banking, production, FMCG, public sector etc.

He delivered large number of project management and other management skills training in central and Eastern Europe and EU countries (Serbia, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania and other countries in the region). Miro’s major clients include Banca Intesa, Tarkett, Nelt, Delhaize, Coca Cola, Lafarge, Schneider and many others.

He graduated from City University of Seattle and he is certified PMP (Project Management Professional).

Edin is a Senior Advisor within PwC's Academy. He is a guest lecturer on international MBA studies.

Edin Veljovic, MBA, MCMI is a Senior Advisor for People Development and a Trainer at PwC’s Academy with extensive experience gained in both the profit and non-profit sectors providing services to multinational companies, small and medium sized enterprises, government departments and agencies and engaging himself in EU funded projects.

The extensive experience Edin has gained includes designing and delivering training programs in areas of business strategy, strategic human resource management, marketing and CSR strategies, entrepreneurship, innovation and personal effectiveness (leadership, team work, communication, critical thinking, and preventing the burnout syndrome).

Edin holds diplomas from respectable business schools in the UK such as the University of Sheffield Management School (Executive MBA programme), the Chartered Management Institute, Chartered Institute for Personnel Development and the Consultancy Academy which helped him boost his career prospects and update his professional experience.

Edin’s experience background includes seeking creating and implementing various initiatives within both the profit and non-profit organizations and industry sectors such as the telecommunications, public relations, IT, steel industry, rubber industry, textile industry, education, pharmaceuticals, publishing and healthcare sectors. Edin is affiliated lecturer on MBA programme of Grenoble Graduate School of Business.

Tim is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, a Fellow of the Chartered Management Institute, a Member of the European Coaching and Mentoring Council and a Visiting Fellow at Bristol Business School

·       Over thirty two years working as a facilitator and Learning and Development specialist

·       Trained trainers and facilitators in over two dozen organisations

·       Creative force behind a range of learning simulations, podcasts, video ‘triggers’ and web seminars. 

·       Respected advisor and coach to strategic leaders in a variety of sectors and industries

·       Sparked and nurtured innovation-focussed, Action Learning programmes in over two dozen organisations in three countries

·       Adviser to GSK Project Management Academy, PwC HR Academy (with the CIPD) and Morrison’s Coaching Leadership Academy

Tim is respected as a designer and facilitator of markedly effective learning events and has written extensively on team working, HR issues and leadership.  He has developed a range of management learning simulations and web-based seminars for clients across EMEA and in the US.  His most recent work has been with The Economist, The PricewaterhouseCoopers Academy, GlaxoSmithKline, the Council of Europe, AT Kearney, Dell, Microsoft, MolsonCoors, the Royal Navy, McCann IPC and UNICEF.   In the banking sector, he has worked with the Bank of America, BancInter, CapitalOne, Abbey National and Barclays. He is retained by a small group of C-Level executives as a coach and leadership adviser.

He completed a Masters in Education in 1985 and a Masters in Business Administration at LBS in 1990. In 2010, Tim wrote the screenplay for the film ‘Hell’s Pavement’, which won three awards at the Beloit International Film Festival (including Best Film).

Lazar Dzamic is a lecturer in Digital Marketing at the Faculty for Media and Communications in Belgrade (FMK) and one of the foremost brand and marketing strategists in the region, with more than 20 years of strategic marketing experience in one of the most competitive markets in the world.

He is a former Head of Brand Planning in Google's creative think tank ZOO in London, where he created the strategy team and introduced to the industry two of the world’s first Creative Data Scientists. His mission at Google was to ‘turn light into heat’: a vast amount of Google data into surprising and deep insights for creating great brand stories. Prior to Google, he also served as a Strategy Director in several London creative agencies and was one of the first digital strategists in the United Kingdom. He worked on campaigns and programmes for some of the UK’s most loved brands such as Tesco, John Lewis, Waitrose, Virgin Holidays, Nando’s etc.

After his return from London, Lazar is a much sought-after trainer for digital marketing transformation, working with some of the biggest local and regional clients such as Telenor, Mercator, Adidas, Erste Bank and others. He is also a member of the Serbian Prime Minister’s Creative Council, advising on aspects of developing Serbia’s creative sectors.

He is the creative industries consultant for The European Bank for Development and Reconstruction, an ex-journalist, contributor to The Guardian and a best-selling author in Serbia. He is a regular speaker at global and regional conferences on topics of digital marketing and brand storytelling.