In this section, we briefly describe selected qualifications programmes which we organized for our customers.
These reports give you a first impression of how DMAN builds its seminars and programmes, which are always tailored to the individual needs and qualification goals of our customers.
Typically, DMAN programmes consist of overview presentations, seminar components, case studies and, very importantly, information visits to German companies, universities and research institutes. This combination of know-how transfer and the establishment of inernational business contacts has proven to be very successful.
During their visit to the Logistics Centre Lower Saxony (Logistik Zentrum Niedersachsen, LZN) in November 2019, DMAN seminar participants from China...
Read moreAt the invitation of the Lower Saxony Ministry of Economics, the 11th International Consultant Days took place on the premises of the Hanover Chamber...
Read moreOn 29 October 2019, the academy celebrated the 30th anniversary of its foundation with an event on artificial intelligence (AI) in Celle castle.
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Read moreFrom 23 September to 18 October 2019, a BMWi Manager Training Programme on food processing took a group of 19 young entrepreneurs from Azerbaijan,...
Read moreFrom 26 August to 20 September 2019, 19 Chinese managers visited a total of 15 well-known companies, institutions and events in Lower Saxony and...
Read moreFrom 18 to 26 August 2019, our seminar "International market entry: strategies, marketing, personnel, banks” covered the many aspects of international...
Read moreIn early July 2019 Julia Thoma travelled to China to give two workshops. She was accompanied by Jia Wang from the Chinese DMAN representation.
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Read moreIn June 2019, DMAN welcomed its first seminar group from Tanzania. The joint pilot programme of the German government and the federal state was...
Read moreThe guarantee of quality in the process of oil processing and transport was the main focus of our seminar for executives from the Transneft Group held...
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