Strategy and Globalization
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Tough Times, Tough Strategies: Leading Your Company to Global Growth
Next Edition: October 5 - 8, 2009 Tough Times, Tough Strategies is a challenging high-impact program that will stimulate your thinking and change the strategic outlook of your company. World class IESE faculty along with an extraordinary cast of international luminaries at the World Business Forum will share their expertise and insights on the present economic situation and the global business outlook. |
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Emerging Markets
Next Edition: Barcelona, November 24 - 25, 2009 Organized by IESE and the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), this two-day program analyzes the cornerstones of emerging economies and examines their prospects for growth. The program features business leaders who will share their strategies for success, as well as IESE faculty and EUI experts with vast experience in the regions Africa, China, India and Russia. |
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Getting Global Strategy Right
Next Edition: June 8 - 11, 2010 Based on research by IESE Professor Pankaj Ghemawat, one of the world’s foremost authorities on globalization, this program will set forth guidelines to evaluate and exploit cross-border business opportunities. Participants will leave the program equipped with the necessary tools to determine the best competitive strategy for their organizations. |
Technology, Operations and Value Chains
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Global Sourcing of Services: Myths, Realities, and Future Directions
Next Edition: October 20-23, 2009 This program explores the myths, practical realities and future trends of outsourcing and offshoring. It covers a full range of outsourcing initiatives, including IT outsourcing, business process outsourcing, and knowledge process outsourcing, with a significant emphasis placed on IT-related outsourcing. Global Sourcing of Services is a must for senior executives who need a comprehensive view of today’s outsourcing landscape. |
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Achieving Operational Excellence
Next Edition: To be announced This program addresses how to cut costs and free up cash by optimizing operations. Participants learn specific methods for lowering costs and improving service quality, as well as how to devise and implement new supply chain frameworks. |
Management and Leadership
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Developing Leadership Competencies: Talent Development and the Key to Competitive Advantage Next Edition: September 15 - 18, 2009 Many successful companies are now focusing on talent development. These companies realize that the competencies of their people, and especially managers, are their most important source of competitive advantage. This requires a deep understanding of leadership competencies and of how to monitor and develop them. |
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Getting Things Done
Next Edition: New York, September 15-18, 2009 The GTD program unlocks the mystery behind strategy implementation. Back at the office, participants will have learned how to map their organizations' political terrain, identify those individuals that are responsible for the diffusion of a strategy and effectively influence others to finally "get things done." The program is led by faculty members from IESE and Jeffrey Pfeffer from Stanford University. |
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Creative Cultures: Making Innovation Work
Next Edition: New York, June 7 - 10, 2010 This program showcases how to unlock innovation by implementing a proven framework and securing the appropriate conditions to nurture innovation. It is a must-do program for those leaders who are in need of boosting innovation through a turn-key solution. |
Institute for Media and Entertainment Programs
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Branding in Media and Entertainment
In partnership with the Kellogg School of Management Next Edition: October 19 - 21, 2009 The changing media and entertainment landscape has given content providers many options for migrating existing content to new platforms and has allowed media executives to conceptualize their brands in new and innovative ways. Learn how to grow your brand across platforms and develop a long-term strategy for sustainability. |
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Business Strategy in the Digital Age: Leveraging Disruptive Technologies in Media and Entertainment In partnership with IESE Business School 3-Day Program, in New York Next Edition: December 9 - 11, 2009 As the media and entertainment industry has moved full-force to digital platforms, business models have shifted radically. Executives need to understand the forces driving these changes, and they need the tools to act strategically as developments continue to unfold. Participants will grasp the new information value chain and its dynamics while developing compelling strategies for their company's next digital moves. |
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Finance and Accounting in Media and Entertainment In partnership with IESE Business School 3-Day Program, in New York Next Edition: To be announced Accounting and Finance are the languages of business. This program is designed to teach media and entertainment professionals the rules by which accounting information is gathered, how it is reported, and how this information can be used to improve decision making. Participants will understand the financial impact of managerial decision making and will be able to communicate more effectively about business. |
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