EBS Alumnus Madis Müller Awarded the Order of the National Coat of Arms, Class III
2. veebruar 2026
President of the Republic of Estonia Alar Karis awarded the Order of the National Coat of Arms, Class III, to our alumnus and member of the Council of Estonian Business School and Governor of the Bank of Estonia, Madis Müller.
This is a significant recognition of his long standing and impactful contribution to the development of Estonia’s economy and society. As the EBS community, we are extremely proud and sincerely delighted that Madis Müller’s professional work has been acknowledged at such a high level.
We congratulate Madis on receiving this honour and thank him for his valuable contribution to Estonian Business School.
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