May 2021

Meeting with Loïse Dherbecourt, former student at ENACO

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Meeting with Loïse Dherbecourt , former student at ENACO, who, thanks to his Master’s in Business Management and Strategy will access managerial posts within her company more easily. Can you tell us about your studies and your career so far? I graduated from high school in France with a literary baccalaureate. I then travelled across […]

FEDE Academic Board — Research & Policy Committee

Published May 2021

Meeting with Loïse Dherbecourt , former student at ENACO, who, thanks to his Master’s in Business Management and Strategy will access managerial posts within her company more easily.

Can you tell us about your studies and your career so far?

I graduated from high school in France with a literary baccalaureate. I then travelled across Europe and continued studying via distance learning. I was bored at school and wanted to discover the world. Thanks to the languages I learnt and my ongoing study,
I was able to work in big companies like Apple, Basf, and so on. In October 2020 I obtained the FEDE Master’s in Business Management and Strategy, graduating from the online business school ENACO.

What is your current situation?

I’ve worked in Luxembourg for four years now. I am project buyer at the country’s leading company – Post Luxembourg.
In addition to my role as buyer, my managers entrust me with regulatory and managerial assignments.

Why did you choose ENACO to study for your FEDE degree?    

I was looking for distance-learning master’s programmes in France and I found ENACO and the Master’s in Business Management
and Strategy, which is just what I was looking for.

How has your FEDE degree advanced your career?

Having a master’s degree will allow me to access managerial posts within my company more easily. My managers supported me when I was writing my dissertation and gave me time to work on it. I developed a lot of theoretical and practical skills and improved my professional maturity and expertise.

What is your fondest memory of your time at ENACO?

I appreciated working with my dissertation supervisor, who was very supportive.

What advice would you give to people currently studying at ENACO?

Perseverance is the key to success. It’s a long and difficult process, but once you have the piece of paper stating you have your degree, you’re done: you have achieved something and you can prove it!

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