Short Program
Executive Leadership
A three-day program to help you achieve your potential as a leader
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By the end of this highly interactive, three-day program, conducted by one of the nation’s leading business experts on executive leadership, you’ll be equipped to lead more effectively and achieve your professional and organizational goals.
What You Will Learn
You'll learn ideas and techniques you can apply right away, including:
- How to become a stronger leader who can build a shared vision, improve teamwork and increase productivity
- Ways to motivate people using key leverage points based on character and ability
- Developing a personal action plan to create greater impact in your organization
- Skills for leading change more effectively
Who Should Attend
- C-Suite executives
- Board directors
- Mid-level managers
- Rising supervisors
Continuing Education Credits
2.25 hours of CEUs.
NOTE:
This program has limited seats so please register early. If the program session becomes full, you will be notified if you must be placed on the wait list.
Scheduled Dates
Mon, Nov 4 - Wed, Nov 6 2019
Location
Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management, Nashville, TN
401 21st Avenue South, Nashville, TN
View In Google Maps >Program at a Glance
| Length | 3 Days |
| Cost |
$3,510
Cost includes tuition, instructional materials, continental breakfast and lunch (all days) |
| Location |
Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management, Nashville, TN |
Certificate Series
This Short Program is offered as part of a four-course Certificate Series. Take all four courses within a 36-month period and earn a substantial discount compared to single Short Program prices.
Learn More >What Participants Say
I am a CEO with no formal CEO mentoring and training. I learned more in these two days than I have in 32 years.
"This program made me conscious of my flaws and gave me the tools to create a strategy based on my strengths."
"I highly recommend this program. Professor Daft was nothing short of professional and inspiring. I have a new perspective on my personal and work life."
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