Location: Fluno Center for Executive Education
Address: 601 University Avenue, Madison

During this three-day course, you'll hear from top faculty with first-hand experience working throughout China and Asia. The seminar takes a holistic approach to the process of incorporating Asia (particularly China) into your global strategies. It's highly practical and interactive, and uses a mixture of lecture, large and small group discussions, case analyses and negotiation role-plays.

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Location: Fluno Center for Executive Education
Address: 601 University Avenue, Madison

Teams of department heads, operations managers and supervisors, project managers and business process improvement teams can bring their toughest quality, cost and response time challenges to this seminar, and leave with the ability to successfully deal with those issues. In this workshop, you will practice and use Six Sigma methods so you can go back and implement breakthrough improvements in your own organization. We will be using case studies in service and manufacturing, so if you don’t have a project to work on, you will still greatly benefit.

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Location: Fluno Center for Executive Education
Address: 601 University Avenue, Madison

During this three-day, hands-on session, you’ll work with an experienced team of faculty who will teach you a comprehensive three-stage approach to strategic planning that will enrich the long-term mission and vision of your company. This course is designed primarily for planning and marketing executives who are responsible for charting long-term strategic directions for their organizations, business units or product lines.

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Location: Fluno Center for Executive Education
Address: 601 University Avenue, Madison

Join top economists as they share their insights and explore factors impacting the economy for 2006, such as interest rates, oil prices, federal budget deficits, inflation, employment outlook, war on terrorism and others.

Learn more about Economic Outlook at exed.wisc.edu

Location: Fluno Center for Executive Education
Address: 601 University Avenue, Madison

We have developed the Supply Chain Summit to keep our certificate graduates and those immersed in supply management current on the emerging trends in the field. This one-day educational and networking event will help anyone in the field remain up to date on new industry happenings. Join us as we bring together industry and academia to explore many of the pertinent issues surrounding global supply chains, including responding to customer requirements, optimizing of inventories, managing a global supply base and leveraging information technologies.

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Location: Fluno Center for Executive Education
Address: 601 University Avenue, Madison

Turn your business vision into reality in three powerful days. Learn from instructors and other participants in this executive forum, where discussions range from the best practices of successful organizations to the effects of change on well-known companies.

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Location: Fluno Center for Executive Education
Address: 601 University Avenue, Madison

This dynamic program is designed for managers of managers or high-potential managers who want to enhance their leadership effectiveness to achieve organizational and career success. You will take home strategies for balancing your role as a manager, coach and leader. You will know how to effectively influence executives, managers, direct reports and peers, specifically in leading organizational changes that contribute to your company’s performance.

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June 5, 2007

Fluno Center for Executive Education
601 University Avenue, Madison

Project Portfolio Management organizes a series of projects into a single portfolio consisting of reports that capture project objectives, costs, timelines, accomplishments, resources, risks and other critical factors and organizes them in an easily digestible form. Executives can then regularly review entire portfolios, see where money is spent, why projects are or aren’t necessary, spread resources appropriately and keep tabs on progress.

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June 25-29, 2007

Fluno Center for Executive Education
601 University Ave, Madison

The Professional Women’s Leadership Program is designed specifically for professional women poised to take the next leadership challenge or those who have recently transitioned into new leadership roles. The program focus is on professional leadership development areas including interpersonal skills, persuasion and influence, self awareness, marketing, negotiation skills, team building, finance as a business language, and strategy.

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October 2-4, 2007

Fluno Center for Executive Education
601 University Ave, Madison

The Women’s Executive Leadership Summit was created specifically for women in high-potential leadership roles. Each year the Summit features exceptional speakers who will energize, inspire, inform and empower you, and 2007 will be no exception. Throughout the event you will: hear candid, thought-provoking presentations; equip yourself with strategies to change organizational and corporate culture rather than to cope with outdated models; discover your potential as a leader; and hear how successful women juggle their personal and professional lives. You will enjoy this powerful, jam-packed, network building summit, which past delegates have described as “motivational, inspirational and an incredible learning experience.”

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November 14-16, 2007

Fluno Center for Executive Education
601 University Ave, Madison

Directors’ Summit™ is accredited by Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) as a Preferred Boardroom Education Program. Directors attending this program will boost the Corporate Governance Quotient™ scores for the boards on which they serve.

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The online module on “An Introduction to Project Management” is a time-efficient way to learn about key concepts, methods, terms and tools of project management. It takes approximately 90 minutes to complete this module at the learner’s own pace. The presentation uses terms and concepts that are consistent with those of the Project Management Institute®.

Project managers can use the online module to educate project teams about project management so that the team is better prepared to understand the terms, techniques and tools that will be used on the project.

The module is also recommended for inexperienced new project managers who will be attending formal training in project management. Viewing the interactive online module will prepare you to better understand the project management principles, terms, methods and tools in a formal training program.

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