Best executive courses in Change management in United States

Kellogg School of Management

High-Impact Sales Strategy in a Digital World

Driving revenue and profit growth Ever-changing B2B customer needs and buying behavior, coupled with increased competition for differentiated value and a superior customer experience are driving senior executives to seek new and innovative value propositions and go-to-market approaches. In...

Kellogg School of Management

The Customer-Focused Organization

Leading transformation, renewal and growth Customers are more empowered than ever before, due to a global marketplace, social networks and the rise of mobile. As a result, the pace of business is changing how businesses are led, develop strategy and build their customer focus. Ultimately, it is...

Harvard Business School

The Business of Entertainment, Media, and Sports

Kellogg School of Management

Driving Organizational Change

Achieving business goals through purposeful change management In today's complex global business environment, it's no longer enough to merely respond to change. Successful leaders are able to anticipate the impact of marketplace adjustments, new regulatory requirements, a change in business...

Management Concepts

FAC-P/PM IT Core Plus Management Competencies: Managing IT Projects

Management Concepts

Applications in Project & Program Management

eCornell

Omnichannel Leadership

Offering a compelling omnichannel experience is essential in today’s hypercompetitive, rapidly evolving retail and consumer goods market. The key to unlocking the future of retail requires offline-online innovation that enables consumers to buy anywhere they choose to shop. Cornell University...

Columbia Business School

Future of Finance: Leveraging Fintech Innovation

The Wharton School

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...

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...