Master’s Union School of Business to offer PGP-TBM course in family business


Master’s Union School of Business is all set to offer its flagship program of Post Graduate Program in Technology and Business Management (PGP-TBM) with a specialisation in family businesses.

As per Master’s Union of Business School, family businesses are ingrained in the culture of India. Given the ever-evolving technology in this advancing times, successors have to leverage their business acumen with new technology. 

To suffice this demand of the present market, Master’s Union of Business School has come up with this program for students who intend to take over family businesses in the near future. 

Read: Master’s Union of Business School Admission 2020

PGP-TBM in Family Business: An Overview 

The business school has designed the course in a way that focuses on digitisation to make new generation business owners add an edge to their business strategy. 

Also, considering the importance of carrying forward the legacy, PGP-TBM course will address positioning business in an ever-changing market and emerging economic condition to drive better performance with shareholder loyalty to avoid possible conflict. 

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PGP-TBM from Master’s Union School of Business: Course Breakdown

The course will be exclusively taught by individuals with real-world experience. The faculty will include successful business owners like Mr Naveen Munjal. Real-world experts can bring ideas and experiences to the classroom to teach concepts beyond the textbook.

Apart from theories, course materials will refer to significant case studies, again stepping out to observe real-world problems and find solutions to them. This course breaks down into four industrial sectors that concern family businesses: real estate and infrastructure, automobiles and manufacturing, retail, and services. 

This will enable students to understand the complex dynamics of managing different sectors of business in terms of enterprise, growing and sharing family wealth, enhancing leadership and business governance to ensure the sustainability of a company. 

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