Education and Science, EU – Baltic States, Latvia

Mini MBA – Strategic Management Program is an intensive, two-week Executive Education program designed for senior-level managers and those with high potential. It is organized by the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan, in cooperation with the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga.

The program gives participants a broad, cross-functional approach to general management.

Program date: 17/05/2010 – 28/05/2010

This year’s Strategic Management Program will equip managers with the skills they need to lead through these difficult times. Each of the four sessions will include tools and information that participants can use immediately to manage through the crisis. Managing during an economic downturn has its particular set of challenges, but it also presents opportunities.

The Strategic Management Program is divided into four core modules which are structured around an integrative strategic framework. 
Meet the lecturers and get more information on modules from the following videos:   

Module 1 – Marketing 
Module 2 – Finance
Moduel 3 – Change Management 
Module 4 – Strategy

The modules present both foundational general management principles and the most recent theoretical developments, and explore real situations faced by the participants in their own business environments. The modules combine lectures, discussions, cases, exercises, and other learning activities. Participants also conduct group work which enhances their critical thinking, decision making, and teamwork skills.The program features professors from the top-ranking Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan and other leading business schools. The caliber of the participants is similarly impressive, with most holding senior level management positions in multi-national companies.

The program gives participants a broad, cross-functional approach to general management. Upon completion of the program, participants receive Strategic Management Program certificates issued by the University of Michigan’s William Davidson Institute and the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga.

Small companies and NGOs’ have an opportunity to apply for Teeter scholarship which fully covers tuition fee. Registration deadline for the Teeter scholarship is March 15.

Please view more information in the attachment.

Early bird registration for the program takes place until March 19.