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Paralympic athlete on juggling OU study, work, family and training

German Open University student and Paralympic medal winner Michael Kröner is currenly studying for his MBA. He has won a bronze medal at the 2002 Paralympics in Salt Lake City and is professionally connected to sports.

While working as a marketing manager for Sopur wheelchairs, he realized that he needed additional knowledge for his new product management job and decided to study  for his MBA. Michael's company fully sponsored his studies.

In a recent interview with Deutschland Radio, Michael explains how he was able to study and work at the same time plus have some time for his family and sports activities.

 

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TweetGerman Open University student and Paralympic medal winner Michael Kröner is currenly studying for his MBA. He has won a bronze medal at the 2002 Paralympics in Salt Lake City and is professionally connected to sports. While working as a marketing manager for Sopur wheelchairs, he realized that he needed additional knowledge for his new product management job and decided ...

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