Luca Paradiso

How has the Executive MBA helped you cultivate your capital of human connections with professionals around the world thanks to the distance learning experience?

One of the greatest strengths of the Executive MBA was the global network it created despite being delivered through distance learning. Collaborating virtually with experienced professionals from different industries, cultures, and countries taught me how to build meaningful relationships across borders and time zones. Those interactions challenged my perspectives, strengthened my ability to lead diverse teams, and created lasting professional connections. The program showed me that meaningful collaboration is not limited by geography—it is built on shared purpose, mutual respect, and a willingness to learn from one another.

How did you include the concepts of Purpose and innovation in your professional and personal path?

The Executive MBA reinforced that innovation is most impactful when it is guided by a clear sense of purpose. Throughout my career in engineering and project management, I have focused on delivering solutions that create long-term value for organizations and the people they serve. The program encouraged me to think beyond technical execution by asking not only *how* to solve problems, but *why* they matter. Personally, it inspired me to embrace continuous learning, challenge conventional thinking, and lead with integrity—ensuring that innovation is always aligned with meaningful outcomes and positive impact.