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Nina Shurchkova

Education | Learning | Customer Experience

Nina Shurchkova is a Program Manager at Headspring Executive Development, a joint venture between the Financial Times and IE Business School.1 As a Program Manager, she plays a key role in managing and overseeing educational programs for international companies.1

Professional Background

Nina Shurchkova is described as an effective business developer and an expert in business education for professionals.2 She employs a human-centric approach and design thinking methodologies to deliver excellent results in her work.2

Responsibilities

In her role at Headspring, Nina Shurchkova is involved in various aspects of program management:

  1. Certificate Management: She has been instrumental in implementing digital certificate solutions, which have significantly improved the credentialing process for Headspring.1

  2. Program Content: Nina oversees programs that cover a range of topics, including management skills, impactful communication, breaking down organizational silos, cultural intelligence, and team coaching.3

  3. Client Interaction: She works closely with clients to preview and approve certificate designs before publication.1

Achievements

Under Nina's management, Headspring has seen notable improvements in their credentialing process:

  • A 76% credential open rate
  • A 44% credential share rate
  • Increased social media engagement from program participants
  • Streamlined certificate creation process, reducing time and bottlenecks1

Nina Shurchkova has contributed to enhancing Headspring's visibility and engagement on social media platforms, particularly LinkedIn, where they can now celebrate participants' achievements more effectively.1

Highlights

Jun 14 · linkedin

I'm happy to share that we have successfully concluded a second module of the Advanced Leadership Program in collaboration with Above&Beyond. As a proud member of Headspring team, the academic partner, it has been a privilege to be part of this journey.

The module took place at the iconic Bracken House, home to the Financial Times in London. We had the pleasure of hosting an amazing group of senior female leaders from international companies who engaged in thought-provoking discussions and activities centered around key leadership topics.

Throughout the module, participants had the opportunity to learn from industry experts. Simon Lancaster, a distinguished speechwriter, shared insights on effective storytelling, while Michael Skapinker and Roger Steare facilitated discussions on ethical dilemmas. Joe DiVanna addressed the topic of transitioning to the C-suite, and Mark Fritz provided guidance on accountability to drive performance.

In addition to the enriching sessions, participants enjoyed a campus tour led by FT journalist, gaining firsthand knowledge of the Financial Times building and the everyday life of a journalist.

We are looking forward to the final module of the program, which will take place in Madrid this autumn. The journey continues, and we're excited about the opportunities for growth and development that lie ahead.

I want to express my gratitude to Above & Beyond Group for their partnership and bringing together exceptional participants, to my colleagues from Headspring for the all the help and support throughout the module, to all the faculty and Claire French as academic director.

Congratulations to all the participants for their dedication and active engagement throughout the module. Your enthusiasm, challenging questions and constructive feedback made a program really impactful.

#leadershipdevelopment #DiversityandInclusion #AdvancedLeadershipProgram #Headspring #AboveAndBeyond

Oct 6 · linkedin

A year ago, I decided to take part in Mentorship Program at IE University. This initiative aims to transmit the experience and wisdom from the alumni of MCXI program to the current students and to create bridges between different generations of MCXIers.   My own path as IE student as well as professional career is not linear and quite interesting, and I´m happy if my experience can help someone. Plus, for me it´s a great practice of running virtual and presential workshops, which compliments a lot my primary job.   Yesterday we had the first virtual (or, better to say, blended) session with the new group of mentees. As always, applause to IE who can gather so unique, diverse, and amazing individuals in one classroom.   I had a great time. Looking forward to meeting you guys in person for our next sessions! Austin Kirts Maricarmen Miranda Mancheno Raquel Khoudari Luz María Zornoza Roca Rey Ximena Maluff Diaz de Espada Thanks Ricardo Velez Dominguez Dimitris Spyrou Andrew PW McCarthy Laura McDermott for establishing and leading the initiative and other mentors for being so awesome ) #students #experience #university #mentorship

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Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain