Today's changing economy requires visionary leadership. At the Advanced Management Program, you will explore the best management practices and latest strategies for sustaining a competitive edge. Empowered with a broader perspective and greater insight, you will emerge ready to lead your organization to growth and profitability.
Through self-assessment exercises and reflection, you will look beyond short-term solutions to formulate an alternative “big picture” approach. Along with greater management expertise, you will gain the leadership skills to drive innovation and enhance synergies across your organization.
AMP brings together members of the executive committee, heads of business units and functional areas, as well as leaders of governmental agencies and nonprofit organizations. Graduates become part of an elite network that provides ongoing support and insight.
Since its founding in 1945, more than 20,000 executive leaders have graduated from AMP—tangible proof of its success in shaping superior leaders for today and tomorrow. This leadership development program delivers increased confidence and broader vision, enabling you to lead strategically in every area of business.
By examining a range of management concepts from three unique perspectives—capital markets, customer and product markets, and geopolitical environments—you will discover how to develop winning business strategies for today's global economy.
Compare the key features of Harvard Business School's three comprehensive leadership programs—the Advanced Management Program, the General Management Program, and the Program for Leadership Development.
A limited amount of partial scholarship funding may be available for qualified applicants from not-for-profit organizations. To be considered, you must complete and submit your application and include a request for funding. FOR MORE INFORMATION, please contact Ms. Kathryn Venne, Portfolio Director, at +1-617-495-6161.
Programs, dates, fees, and faculty are subject to change.
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