Advanced Management Program (AMP)
The fundamental issues facing today’s business leaders are growing increasingly complex. Geo-political dynamics, newly emerging financial power brokers, unprecedented levels of innovation, and daunting social challenges continue to change the “rules.” To be successful now and in the future, you and your organization must adopt a global business perspective, cultivate corporate social responsibility and awareness, embrace technology, and strive for exceptional execution. If you are on a mission to be successful in the 21st Century, Duke’s Advanced Management Program can empower you with the skills and knowledge to exceed your personal and professional expectations.
Duke’s Advanced Management Program will prepare and empower you to become:
The program is conducted in two, two-week sessions at Duke, with a six-week virtual intersession. The virtual intersession leverages the latest web2.0 technology to continue your learning experience as you begin to apply your new skills in your organization. The unique split-schedule format ensures minimal interruption of your personal and professional life.
During the first week you’ll develop a deep understanding of the dynamics which shape the global business landscape, gaining insights into the evolution of the world economy and examining how products, markets, consumers, and competition have changed over time--and are rapidly changing today. You will explore different cultural perspectives and their implications for business, and develop successful strategies for intercultural leadership. This week will provide you with a broad business context to better understand and explore new opportunities created by the emerging financial power brokers.
In the second week you will examine the changing nature of strategic choices in the new competitive landscape, constructing a framework for creating strategy and thinking about competitive advantage. During the week, you’ll explore the business implications of cutting-edge developments in technology, biotechnology, bioengineering, and healthcare. You will also assess your role as a business leader in understanding and addressing the interests of society by taking responsibility for the impact of business decisions on customers, employees, shareholders, communities and the environment in all aspects of your operations.
The third week of the program begins by exploring the unique demands and expectations of senior leaders. Throughout the week you will experience the power of collaborative leadership, developing skills to lead more effectively in a global and virtual world; to lead the work of change; to develop other leaders; and to create a culture of sustainable innovation. Feedback from your peers and colleagues will help you gain insight into your personal strengths and identify development opportunities. One-on-one coaching will help you to interpret and integrate this feedback and create an individualized development plan.
The last week of the program provides highly pragmatic analytical skills, tools and concepts to apply your new learning in your organization. You will learn successful leadership from a CEO’s viewpoint including how to detect patterns and anticipate shifts in the business environment; how to make more effective decisions; how to innovate at an organizational level; and how to create and establish a new business model. You will create working strategies to ensure that you realize your leadership development goals--and that your learning continues beyond the program.
The Advanced Management Program reflects Duke’s commitment to preparing business leaders for the fundamental challenges of 21st Century. The program brings together renowned thought leaders, world class academics and a network of today’s brightest business leaders to create a unique learning experience. The program combines the best that Duke University and the global academic and business communities have to offer. It transcends the traditional classroom experience through technology and innovative, experiential learning activities that integrate key concepts and provide opportunities to practice new skills.
Located in the heartland of North Carolina, on the campus of Duke University, the Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club is nestled into a 300-acre site, which includes the Duke University Golf Course and acres of tall pines and hardwood. Built in the style of an old English country inn, the hotel features 271 elegantly-appointed guest rooms and suites, the award-winning Fairview Restaurant. Since the late 1800s, the Duke family name has been associated with both excellence and achievement in Durham, North Carolina. Today, at the Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club, that prestigious tradition continues.
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For more information about the Advanced Management Program, call +1.919.660.8011 or contact us at execed-info@fuqua.duke.edu.