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Like so many of her classmates from abroad, Julia Mayer bought herself new clothes during her time as an exchange student in Istanbul. But what to do now with the clothes she doesn't need anymore? The student from Augsburg was convinced that "it would be a shame to throw them away." When looking for opportunities to pass the clothes on to those in need, she could not find a single initiative at her exchange school, Sabancı University, where she was studying for three months at the end of last year.

Following social and economic changes that have created new managerial and leadership challenges and development needs, CEEMAN Board on 18 March 2016, accepted a CEEMAN IQA Accreditation Framework which provides a new twist on accreditation of management education in recently emerged and emerging economies around the world.

On 15 and 16 February, research partners of the international research project “Management and Leadership Development Needs in Dynamically Changing Societies”, coordinated by CEEMAN, met for the first time at IEDC-Bled School of Management in Bled, Slovenia.

Financial Times has published an article “Eastern Europe’s Business Schools Rise to Meet Western Counterparts” which deals with the broader topic of Eastern European Business Schools and how they have developed in the last decades, taking into consideration several aspects of the business school’s pillars, such as faculty development, quality of teaching, international accreditations, and others.

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On December 12, 2015 the international community of nations agreed to a ground-breaking global climate treaty. It is the first time that all 195 participating countries are committed by contract to make efforts in the fight against global warming. The agreement provides for a limit global warming to 1.5 to 2 degrees and financial and technical support for developing countries.

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The PRME Secretariat issued in September a Call to Action a call to action to business schools and management-related Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in response to the refugee crisis. CEEMAN as the PRME Steering Committee Member believes action is urgent and invites CEEMAN members to join the call.

The 2015 CEEMAN Executive Education Forum took place on 5-6 November in Izmir, Turkey, hosted by the Izmir University of Economics and supported by IEDC-Bled School of Management and the Izmir Chamber of Commerce.

CEEMAN is very proud to announce that Tallinn School of Economics and Business Administration (hereinafter: TSEBA) from Tallinn University of Technology, has acquired International Quality Accreditation (IQA) for duration of six years and has become part of CEEMAN IQA Community.