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Gender pay gap widens after seven years of progress, according to report by EADA and ICSA Grupo
The study reveals a 1.7% increase in the gender pay gap compared to 2024, reaching 12.9%, despite an uptick in the number of women in leadership roles.
EADA Business School expands its presence in Barcelona with the opening of Campus 2 and recognizes the EADA Distinguished Alumni of 2025
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World's Best MBAs in 2025
EADA Business School ranks among the world's top 100 MBAs in the Financial Times 2025. Leading in sustainability and developing responsible business leaders.
17 January 2011
Ramon Noguera takes on maximum academic responsibilities in EADA
Ramon Noguera has been appointed as the new Academic Director of EADA during a time characterised by progresve internationalisation in the management training field
7 December 2010
2010 Leading Brands of Spain forum
On November 11th the Board of Directors of the Association of Leading Brands of Spain (AMRE) chose four new companies, Abertis, Smoking, Estrella Galicia and EADA to make up part of the 100 leading...
7 December 2010
Charity Dinner in the fight against leukaemia
Charity Dinner in the fight against leukaemia
7 December 2010
EADA climbs 11 places up the ranking and is now among the top thirty European Schools
Financial Times European Business Schools 2010 Ranking
26 November 2010
EADA among the 4 best business schools in Spain
Eduniversal has brought out its 2010 ranking of top internationally known Business Schools, which ranks EADA together with ESADE, IESE and IE as the top 4 business schools in Spain.
19 November 2010
Executive MBA Council Elects First International Board Chair
Jordi Diaz, director of programs at EADA in Barcelona, Spain, was elected chair of the Executive MBA Council Board of Trustees.
17 November 2010
Madrid executives earn 12% more on average than the rest of Spain
Madrid executives earn 12% more on average than the rest of Spain; executives in Catalonia earn 1% more