Harvard Offers New Executive Education Program
Harvard Business School will now be offering a new executive education program titled, Senior Executive Leadership Program- India. The program will focus on the growing economy of India and the skills and knowledge that senior executives will need to be successful in the global environment. The program is taught across a series of modules in Boston at the Harvard campus as well as in Mumbai. The program will run from July 2016 to June 2017. Students will participate in online learning components through the HBX Live Virtual Classroom in between the modules.
The program’s curriculum will help executives to expand their leadership skills. Program participants meet in four modules- two in Boston and two in Mumbai. The first modules, held in Boston will focus on how leaders must look at their business critically and how create a solid business strategy in a global business environment. Students will cover strategy, leadership, innovation and globalization. In the second module, held at the Taj Lands End in Mumbai, will focus on competing in a global environment, how to create customer value and competitive advantages.
The third module, held in Mumbai, will focus on how leaders can drive their business performance. This modules is an intensive skill-building portion of the program, where participants will develop their communication and evaluation performance as well as corporate performance. The fourth and final module, which will take place in Boston, will focus on innovative thinking and being a responsible business leader.
Program participants will have access to Harvard’s professional coaches as well as the large Harvard alumni network. After completing the program, students will be awarded alumni status and have the same access to the Harvard University services provided to all other alumni. The cost of the program is $30,00,000 plus service tax. The program cost covers the total cost of tuition, books, case materials, accommodations and most meals.
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