Program Structure
The program addresses how to identify opportunities for profitable growth and how to respond and adapt to challenges in the face of global economic trends that are making the world more complex and uncertain. Participants will examine the latest concepts, ideas and tools to help them align their business practices with global and regional economic developments and conditions.
Three overarching themes guide the program:
• The opportunities and risks in the region focused upon in each particular module
• Leadership capabilities in a range of key areas including self-leadership, change management and cross-cultural management
• The Cross-Program Project (CPP), which consists of a strategic action plan designed around a particular business challenge that each participant has identified before the program begins
Check the calendarSouth America
IESE Business School
- What are the factors shaping the global landscape?
- How do you measure the impact of new business models to your growth strategy?
- Do you really understand what motivates your employees?
- How can we take cross-border differences into account as we define strategies?
North America
The Wharton School
- How can we develop marketing strategies to empowered and skeptical consumers?
- How do you achieve profitable growth in this uncertain and complex environment?
- What are the implications of the financial crisis to the financial decisions of a firm?
- How can organizations rethink their innovation processes?
Asia
CEIBS
- How can you expand your global footprint in an increasingly competitive and shrinking world?
- Which are the hidden factors to build effective cross-cultural organizations?
- Is your company ready to transform itself to the new way of doing business?
- How can we negotiate effectively across cultures?
- What role does corporate governance play in structuring your organization?
“The in-company project was incredibly useful. You focus on a real initiative within your company and get honest feedback from your peers and faculty members. This broadens your perspective and helps you grow professionally.“
Jacqueline Abed
Managing Director
Micronext, Mexico
(GCP ‘10)
