Hendrick G.

The University of Auckland Business School

The purpose of the Finance for Non-Financial Managers Course is to give managers who have not come up on Accounting or Finance related career paths an appreciation of the differences between Financial Accounting, Management Accounting and Financial Management. The course introduces managers to modern financial tools and assists them to better utilize these tools in the management of their business. Finance for Non-Financial Managers underlines the importance of understanding value… Show more The purpose of the Finance for Non-Financial Managers Course is to give managers who have not come up on Accounting or Finance related career paths an appreciation of the differences between Financial Accounting, Management Accounting and Financial Management. The course introduces managers to modern financial tools and assists them to better utilize these tools in the management of their business. Finance for Non-Financial Managers underlines the importance of understanding value measurement, so that key value drivers can be identified and managed. Show less

Mt Eliza Business School

The Leadership Development Program develops leaders who are capable of bridging levels and functions in their organisation, leading other managers and turning strategy into action. It equips managers with the skills needed to manage from the ‘middle zone’ and connect the strategy and the everyday work. The program focuses on giving managers the skills needed to bridge the gap between senior management and the front line, collaborate across the organization, manage complexity, build resilience… Show more The Leadership Development Program develops leaders who are capable of bridging levels and functions in their organisation, leading other managers and turning strategy into action. It equips managers with the skills needed to manage from the ‘middle zone’ and connect the strategy and the everyday work. The program focuses on giving managers the skills needed to bridge the gap between senior management and the front line, collaborate across the organization, manage complexity, build resilience in themselves and others, think and act systemically, and convert strategy into action. Show less

The University of Chicago Booth School of Business

New Product Innovation, Development and Implementation Strategies program provides innovators with the frameworks, tools, and perspectives that will help effectively develop and market new products. Incorporating cutting-edge thinking and best practices in new product development, the program is designed to allow managers to both create and modify their organization’s new product development process and position their firm to gain a strategic competitive advantage.

The Kiski School

Kiski has a long history and a rich heritage dating back to 1888. The educational philosophy of Kiski’s founder, Dr. Andrew Wilson, was greatly influenced by the preceptorial system he experienced as a Princeton University student. Today, this teaching method – based on small classes and individualized tutorial sessions – remains the defining element of the Kiski experience. A traditional college preparatory curriculum is enhanced by diverse offerings in the arts and a robust technology… Show more Kiski has a long history and a rich heritage dating back to 1888. The educational philosophy of Kiski’s founder, Dr. Andrew Wilson, was greatly influenced by the preceptorial system he experienced as a Princeton University student. Today, this teaching method – based on small classes and individualized tutorial sessions – remains the defining element of the Kiski experience. A traditional college preparatory curriculum is enhanced by diverse offerings in the arts and a robust technology program. Small classes allow teachers , almost all of whom live on campus, to model the habits we expect our students to learn and practice: honesty, civility, tenacity and open-mindedness. Our teachers are experts in the education of young men. Most importantly, Kiski faculty is committed to helping students develop what many have termed 21st century skills - the proficiencies they will need to survive and thrive in college and beyond. Show less

Duquesne University

Activities and Societies: Graduate Student Advisory Board The MBA Program at the John F. Donahue Graduate School of Business at Duquesne University is designed to produce today's future business leaders. Committed to developing competent management professionals that understand an organization as a holistic system that integrates diverse disciplines and talents to deliver value with integrity through the ability to tie theory to practice, maximizing performance from human, financial, physical and information capitalcommunicate across… Show more The MBA Program at the John F. Donahue Graduate School of Business at Duquesne University is designed to produce today's future business leaders. Committed to developing competent management professionals that understand an organization as a holistic system that integrates diverse disciplines and talents to deliver value with integrity through the ability to tie theory to practice, maximizing performance from human, financial, physical and information capitalcommunicate across organizational levels, functional disciplines and culturesidentify, analyze and evaluate strategic issues and processes in dynamic organizations and marketsmotivate people to achieve goals. Show less

Duquesne University

The international business program from Duquesne University prepares individuals for managerial careers in the global marketplace. Anticipating the demands of the discipline, Duquesne's international business program teaches students not simply how to conduct business, but also how to conduct business with an understanding of world markets and political and cultural sensitivity.

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