Postgraduate Certificate in Women Executive Leadership
Amid a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environment challenging many organizations today, women leaders have proven to be powerful agents of change.
Amid a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environment challenging many organizations today, women leaders have proven to be powerful agents of change.
As businesses become more global, diversified, and interconnected, leaders must be able to effectively engage and communicate with a wide range of audiences and stakeholders, including employees, customers, investors, media, and the general public.
Anticipating and preparing for the future involves analyzing and understanding complex systems’ nature and function. Many issues are interconnected, often caused and influenced by many complimenting and competing change drivers.
Nearly two decades down the line, the consulting industry has developed into one of the most mature sectors in the professional services industry. At the heart of the industry is the practice of management consulting, often referred to as business consulting.
Interconnected wicked problems are increasing. Today’s public administration officials are tasked with managing a multi-sector workforce of employees within multiple levels of government and contractors from public and private organizations.
A company’s business strategy serves as a compass that creates a vision and direction for the organization. It aligns stakeholders, partners, and employees with the company’s strategic goals and priorities, anchored on its mission, vision, and corporate values.
Great communicators are not born, they are made. Training, practice, and preparation are what make great communicators compelling.
Many organizations are doing their best to survive safely and economically during a pandemic. The organization depends on its leadership on how to react and to which direction it needs to go.
Emerging technologies, disruptive innovation and transformational changes in today’s business environment have an immense impact to organizations and their leaders.
The course uses systems thinking to study the patterns of behavior we observe in real-world businesses, markets, economies, and supply chain interactions and how these patterns relate to the structure of the underlying systems.
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