London, United Kingdom, March 09, 2019 --(PR.com)-- BBVA Momentum, a unique programme of training, strategic support, networking opportunities and access to funding for social entrepreneurs, has launched its 2019 edition in Colombia, Mexico, the United States and Turkey.

Participants in BBVA Momentum are mentored by business experts, including leading academics provided by the global educator network of Financial Times | IE Business School Corporate Learning Alliance. The goal of the programme is to help entrepreneurs in the host countries learn new ways to enhance and grow their operations.

Following an exhaustive selection process, successful BBVA Momentum participants will go through an intensive five-month training course. A series workshops have been designed by FT | IE Corporate Learning Alliance and will be delivered by its network of professors and local partners in each country. These workshops are online platform based, combined with local face-to-face workshops.

The workshops cover a number of relevant topics to help the selected entrepreneurs successfully grow their businesses. They include:

- Business models and finance for social enterprises
- Leadership and team management
- Scaling up the enterprise to prepare for the next stage of its development
- Communication and stakeholder mapping
- The role of technology and innovation
- Decision-making in the growth stage of an enterprise

Since its launch in 2011, more than 500 entrepreneurs from six geographies have participated: Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Spain, Turkey and the United States. In 2018, 76 enterprises were invited to participate.

FT | IE Corporate Learning Alliance says: "By employing practical and relevant content, and with the involvement of leading academics and business experts as mentors, BBVA Momentum has grown in scope significantly. We help BBVA by providing access to some of the world�s leading professors and academic content."

Financial Times | IE Business School Corporate Learning Alliance was formed in 2015 in response to growing calls for more flexible, practical, relevant and timely corporate learning. A joint venture of the Financial Times and IE Business School, it brings world-renowned business information and journalism, leading academic faculty and a global network of educators to co-create customised corporate learning and leadership development programmes in multiple languages, to almost any sector, anywhere in the world. Through expert learning frameworks, innovation and technology, it focuses on achieving measurable learning outcomes. www.ftiecla.com

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