Best executive courses in Corporate Governance in United States

Harvard Business School

Compensation Committees: New Challenges, New Solutions

Harvard Business School

Audit Committees in a New Era of Governance

Kellogg School of Management

Corporate Governance

Effectiveness and accountability in the boardroom This highly interactive and engaging program will prepare you to claim your seat on the board with confidence and to deal effectively with those difficult, often unpredictable situations that all directors inevitably must face. You'll be guided...

Stanford Graduate School of Business

Directors' Consortium

Learn leading-edge strategies, frameworks, and best practices for making complex board decisions — with customized cohorts for public and private company board members Big data, stakeholder activism, cybersecurity, financial literacy, ESG, and liability risk: The list of issues and...

The Wharton School

General Management Program

As an established entrepreneur or a successful senior executive, you’ve already proven yourself through your business accomplishments and professional journey upward. But, you may be asking yourself, what’s next? The General Management Program (GMP) is a unique opportunity for successful...

The Wharton School

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...

New York Institute of Finance

Products, Risks and Strategies (Capital Markets)

This course surveys the major financial instruments traded in capital markets around the world. Understand how stocks are valued. Learn how stocks and bonds are brought to market. Understand the basic mechanics and risks characteristics of derivatives. This course is the second component of the...

Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Nonprofit Management for the 21st Century

Get a strong foundation in the legal and managerial responsibilities of nonprofit organizations. Course objectives Nonprofit organizations in the United States are unique: they are private, selfgoverning and independent, but their favored tax status means that stakeholders and regulators...

Harvard Business School

Rising Generation in the Family Enterprise

Harvard Business School

Unlocking Growth With Climate Change Innovation