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Stanford, United States

School: Stanford Graduate School of Business

MBA
Course Format: Classroom
At the Stanford Graduate School of Business, we believe management is a noble calling—one that can change lives, change organizations, and change the world. Our culture and academic environment produce a global community of leaders that possess the skills and knowledge to embrace challenge and change. Your Curriculum Curriculum tailored to each student—your background, your work experie...
 

International Management
Course Format: Classroom
Businesses today operate in an international environment - global markets, suppliers, alliances, and partnerships. The basic principles of management are universal, but they are often interpreted and applied differently in other parts of the world. This program focuses on the strategic business issues faced by Asian businesses operating in a Pan-Asian or Global context. It explores the funda...
 

Global Insights
Course Format: Classroom
Positioned at the center of the Asian economic growth in the world economy, China is rapidly emerging as a global economic power. Global Insights: Focus on China, a collaboration between the Stanford Graduate School of Business and Singapore Management University, explores the unique opportunities and challenges the Chinese market represents for companies worldwide. This executive program exami...
 

Strategies and Leadership in Supply Chains
Course Format: Classroom
The global economy has redefined the dynamics of competition for modern organizations. With product lifecycles shortening and worldwide rivalries increasing, success depends on effective global supply chain leadership and strategies to deliver the right product to the right market at the right time. This program gives you the tools you need to create and manage market-leading global supply ...
 

Strategy for Nonprofit Organizations
Course Format: Classroom
Today, nonprofit professionals are faced with an increasingly competitive environment often coupled with a growing need for services. Leaders face escalating pressure to do more with less: to maximize resources, lower costs, and meet the needs of diverse stakeholders. In this environment, sound strategy is essential to an organization’s survival and prosperity. As a team participating i...
 

Social Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Classroom
Social entrepreneurship is a phenomenon that has captivated the public, the media, activists, philanthropists, and social change agents alike. Around the world, social entrepreneurs are revolutionizing our approaches to problems like education, the environment, poverty, healthcare, and social justice. The Executive Program in Social Entrepreneurship is a ground-breaking new program tailored...
 

Philanthropy Leaders
Course Format: Classroom
This groundbreaking executive program provides an opportunity for you to explore cutting-edge ideas in social innovation and develop essential skills that can help you address a wide range of organizational and managerial challenges. Content Overview Led by Stanford’s world-class faculty, the Executive Program for Philanthropy Leaders focuses on the strategy and management of grantma...
 

Nonprofit Leaders
Course Format: Classroom
Each year, the Center for Social Innovation (CSI) at Stanford University selects nonprofit leaders from social and human services, healthcare, community development, and education organizations to become CSI Fellows. For two weeks on the Stanford University campus, these individuals participate in the Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders (EPNL), a program designed to further the professional...
 

Corporate Social Responsibility
Course Format: Classroom
Today’s global businesses face a daunting challenge �achieve and sustain competitive advantage while empowering customers and communities to grow and prosper. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an organization’s obligation to consider the interests of their customers, employees, shareholders, communities, and the ecology and to consider the social and environmental consequences of their ...
 

Influence and Negotiation Strategies
Course Format: Classroom
Today’s most successful business leaders rely upon negotiation and influence skills at every turn - whether to close a major business deal, recruit a key team member, or obtain scarce resources in a highly interdependent environment. Faculty Director Neale describes INSP This program teaches you effective negotiation strategies and influence tactics for every business situation, and ...
 

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