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Executive Education and Professional Development Programs

In today's global marketplace, continuing career education can mean the difference between success and failure-for an individual or an entire company. As the U.S. evolves into a knowledge economy, the concept of executive education is more relevant than ever. Businesses of all sizes, in all industries, are discovering the value of employees, managers and CEOs who have up-to-date training in leadership, economics, management and industry-specific skills.

Business schools across the country are responding to this need with an astonishing range of executive education programs, from one-day training sessions to weeklong seminars to executive MBAs that take a year or two to complete. Executive education has become more attainable than ever, and business professionals--and their employers--are reaping the rewards.

What is Executive Education?

The diversity of the global marketplace calls for a wide range of executive education programs. Each school is different, and many programs... read more.