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Europe's Evolving Executives FROM NATIONAL... ...TO TRANSNATIONAL
EDUCATION
Train at elite national university MBA from a U.S. or top European
such as France's Ecole Nationale B-school such as INSEAD or Lon-
doctorate d'Administration or get don Business School.
in engineering or finance.
CAREER PATH
Join a large national company and Starting in early twenties, join a
rise through the ranks, often after multinational company, investment
a stint in a government ministry. bank, or consulting firm outside
home country. Move frequently: The
average European CEO has worked
for at least four companies and
lived in at least three countries.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Not required; most Scandina- English is essential, and most top
vians and Dutch speak English. Continental executives speak
three languages.
DATA: ASSOCIATION OF EXECUTIVE SEARCH CONSULTANTS, BUSINESS WEEK
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