Executive MBA
January 01, 2022
This originally ran on 6.8.2021
What started as the desire to “get some letters” while pursuing his Executive MBA (EMBA) from the Weatherhead School of Management quickly turned into “the single most gratifying learning experience I’ve had in my life.”
Patrick Runnels, MD, (MGT ‘18), Chief Medical...
July 01, 2021
For episode 6, we sit down with Brent Zimmerman, CEO and Co-Founder of Saucy Brew Works and Weatherhead EMBA alum. Saucy Brew Works has quickly become a staple in the Cleveland craft brewing scene and their business has grown rapidly over the last 5 years. We talk with Brent about starting a busines...
February 25, 2021
From patents and patient experience to supply chain operation and leadership styles, Executive MBA students enrolled in the Cleveland Clinic-Weatherhead Executive MBA program got a behind-the-curtain look from executives and other members of the C-suite at Cleveland Clinic during the EMBA Experienti...
October 26, 2020
The Weatherhead School of Management announced today its partnership with the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) as the school joins the ACHE Higher Education Network.
Weatherhead joins the network on behalf of the Master of Science in Management – Healthcare program, the healthcare m...
June 29, 2020
In newly released rankings from The Economist, Weatherhead's EMBA program ranked 19th in the United States and 29th globally. This is a two-position increase in both rankings from 2018 - the last time EMBA programs were ranked by The Economist.
The Economist uses information collected from surveys ...

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February 25, 2020
Weatherhead School of Management's nationally-ranked Executive MBA (EMBA) 's has added new experiential learning opportunities for its students. The program examines leadership strengths and gaps and develops a personalized learning plan for students to become the best leaders possible.
Earlier th...
February 20, 2020
Will Kimmerle knew he wanted to work for the family business, but his father had some rules laid out: before working for the business, he needed to work for another company for a minimum of three years and get at least one promotion during that time.
Kimmerle did just that, and then made his way ba...