Best executive courses in Philadelphia (United States)

The Wharton School

Global Strategic Leadership

As recent events have made abundantly clear, the world is more interconnected — in terms of markets, suppliers, customers, and operations — than ever before. What happens “over there” can have an immediate, and even dire, impact “over here.” Thriving companies acknowledge this environment, and...

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Leading Organizational Change

In today’s turbulent business environment, change is a constant. You could argue, in fact, that change is your real job. And when it's part of your daily routine, you need to be prepared with multiple approaches. Leading Organizational Change is an executive leadership program led by...

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Women on Boards: Building Exceptional Leaders

For executive women who aspire to serve on a corporate board, the opportunities increasingly look promising. Companies are now expected to better represent society, and there is even legislation that has passed or is pending requiring increasing gender diversity on corporate boards. But how will...

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Executive Influence: Increasing Your Impact With Persuasion and Power

Career success does not happen in a vacuum. It’s tempting for executives to assume that they need only be smart, hardworking, and creative for achievement and recognition to naturally follow. Instead, research shows that even the most brilliant executives must also possess the skills to influence...

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Assessing Commercial Real Estate Investments and Markets

Real estate surrounds us, but as an asset class, it is one of the least understood. Today, as investors seek a hedge against inflation and the future of sectors such as office space remains uncertain, becoming knowledgeable and developing greater confidence about the nuances of real estate...

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Pricing Strategies: Measuring, Capturing, and Retaining Value

Pricing is the most critical profit driver in business, but it is also one of the least leveraged and understood. Most executives instead turn to increasing sales, advertising, and reducing inefficiencies, which are complex, slow, and costly. Pricing on the other hand can be changed quickly and...

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The CFO: Becoming a Strategic Partner

Today, financial rigor and strategic insight must be tightly linked, since strategic financial leadership is in high demand. Increasingly, CFOs are being called on not only to drive cost efficiencies but also to identify profitable sources of revenue growth. They work closely with CEOs to...

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Finance and Accounting for the Non-Financial Manager

Emphasizing the importance of financial data on the decision-making process, Finance and Accounting for the Non-Financial Manager allows non-financial business executives to become better users of financial information so they can be more strategic contributors to their organization. No matter...

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Business Essentials for Executives

For executives who have moved into general management or taken on greater leadership responsibility in their current role, Business Essentials for Executives program will help develop the skills needed to make key business decisions with confidence and position their company for long-term...

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Women's Executive Leadership: Business Strategies for Success

From glass ceilings and work-life balance to “leaning in” and office politics, female executive leaders face numerous challenges. As they ascend the corporate ladder and take on greater management responsibilities, women executives need to do so with a full understanding of the dynamics...