How can leaders be ready for what's ahead – the future of the workforce, the future of finance, the future of technology? Faculty co-director of Executive Development Program: Leading Into the Future, Stephan Meier shares some key insights into what the future of business looks like and the leadership skills that will be needed to address the challenges ahead.
Business is changing faster than ever. How can one effectively lead through all the changes, challenges, and opportunities that are coming? Faculty co-director of the Executive Development Program: Leading Into the Future, Dan Wang shares his key insights into the effective leadership skills needed for the future of business.
The future is here. Thinking about the future can no longer be left on the back burner. Future-proofing your business is a necessity. Stephan Meier, co-faculty director of the Executive Development Program: Leading Into the Future, shares some key insights into the leadership skills needed to tackle the complicated, uncertain, and difficult problems that successful business leaders will need to address.
Leadership development rarely tackles the future as the future is uncertain. How can one lead effectively when changes, challenges, and opportunities have yet to be determined? Adjunct professor of the Executive Development Program: Leading Into the Future, Declan Fitzsimons shares his insights on the leadership skills needed to handle whatever the future may throw a business executive’s way.
For 15+ years, Abdullah Assadi has worked in Human Resources and Business Development. He knows that leadership development is the key to transforming people and organizations. As a past participant of the program, Abdullah shares his insights into how the Executive Development Program helps executives gain the tools they need to adapt to the challenges of tomorrow and achieve their goals.
Business analytics has become more critical than ever especially as it’s been applied to a growing variety of functions such as operations, marketing, finance, and strategic planning. Charles Daniel Guetta, faculty co-director of the Business Analytics (Online): Create Value Through Data Analysis program, shares key insights into what data business analytics skills will be needed now and in the future.
Data analysis can be used to overcome business challenges, find the best decision, and create rewarding opportunities. Mark N. Broadie, faculty co-director of the Business Analytics (Online): Create Value Through Data Analysis program, shares key insights into the real-world solutions as well as the limitations business analytics can provide.
Business analytics is the tool that helps you challenge your intuition and question the status quo. Omar Besbes, faculty co-director of the Business Analytics (Online): Create Value Through Data Analysis program, shares key insights into how business analytics provides a key competitive edge.
For many workers, data literacy is like a foreign language. When you don’t speak the language, confusion and frustration take hold. Ciamac C. Moallemi, faculty co-director of the Business Analytics (Online): Create Value Through Data Analysis program, shares key insights into translating this business language.
Climate change affects almost every business in large and small ways every day. Leaders are discovering that the journey to net zero not only makes sense but profits too. Geoffrey M. Heal, faculty director of Business and Climate: The Journey to Net Zero, shares key insights into the leadership skills needed when it comes to climate change and business.
An often overlooked aspect of climate change is its potential as a business opportunity. Geoffrey M. Heal, Faculty Director of Business & Climate: The Journey to Net Zero program, shares key insights into the opportunities for growth and innovation for companies that address climate change.
The world of finance is changing at an unprecedented pace, driven by disruptive technologies that are transforming the way we live, work, and interact with money. Robert A. Farrokhnia, Program Director of the Future of Finance program, shares his key insights on how executives can leverage these innovations for their own success.
Throughout Jaime Hildreth’s career, her constant throughline has been making sense of data and telling a story with it. As a partner at growth equity firm WestCap, she’s on the investment committee that leads their asset management efforts. Jaime shares a few insights into private equity and her stand out experience attending Deal Camp.
What does it take to be a successful venture capitalist or angel investor? Program Director of the Venture Capital: Investing in Early-Stage Startups program and 37 Angels founder Angela Lee shares key strategies and insights into the world of startup investment.
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