Alicia McKay
Taking on a key senior leadership position meant Karla Davidson-Brown was looking for executive education - but she didn’t want to waste time on the heavy-handed academic learning offered at university. On Not An MBA, she got exactly the support she needed.
Relevant, applied knowledge
It's practical and it's applied knowledge - so you're not wading through a textbook, you're not reading about case studies that don't feel relevant to you and your work. It’s been different because I can come away and use the skills straight away - but also be much more deliberate about where I add value into a business. I don’t think there’s many courses that help you think about how you shop up at work everyday.
For cheeky people who want something different
“naMBA would suit people who are ready for something a bit different. People who are in middle management and either have moved into a senior role, or are ready to. Also: people who are willing to be a little bit cheeky with their learning and do some things that are a little bit outside the square."