Strengthen Your Business with Executive Education at UW-Madison
You received a tremendous education during your time in Madison. Now, you can continue to learn from first-rate faculty at highly-acclaimed facilities—and have a reason to visit campus.
UW-Madison has the experience of nearly 60 years in executive education. Managers, executives and specialists come from around the country and around the world to attend UW-Madison Executive Education courses. We’ve grown from our roots in the Midwest to serve a diverse and cosmopolitan array of clients, and our courses reflect the diversity of thought and experience of our clients. Our faculty are known for their real-world experience and strategic insight in tracking trends and issues in the business world.
UW-Madison’s Executive Education courses cover proven management principles and cutting-edge practices. Dynamic interaction among faculty and participants ensures idea sharing in a stimulating and refreshing environment. We have courses and certificate series that give new hires and newly-promoted managers a solid foundation for their new positions. Other courses are targeted to experienced and established higher-level executives in management, leadership and advanced business topics, or for specific business processes to give your specialists superior skills and training.
Executive Education courses are held on the UW-Madison campus at our award-winning Fluno Center; arrangements can also be made to conduct classes at a business site.
The following is a selection of the array of courses offered in Executive Education:
Women’s Executive Leadership Summit – October 4-6, 2006
A powerful, jam-packed, network-building summit, which past delegates have described as “motivational, inspirational and an incredible learning experience,” equips women leaders with strategies and skills to create sustainable results and drive change and success in their professional and personal lives.
Employee Ownership Management – October 24-27, 2006
This program provides managers and supervisors with the knowledge and skills needed to manage people and processes within fully or partially employee-owned organizations.
Directors’ Summit™ – November 2-3, 2006
A unique look at current issues in corporate governance from the viewpoint of institutional investors.
Further details about these courses and many others can be found on the Executive Education Website www.uwexeced.com.