Best executive courses in Marketing in United States

New York Institute of Finance

Fixed Income Professional Certificate

Develop a complete set of desk-ready skills for fixed income market participants. You will learn how to determine fair values, yields and risk measures for a wide variety of instruments including government bonds, corporate bonds, mortgage securities and fixed income derivatives. Understand the...

New York Institute of Finance

Fundamental Excel Skills for Finance

This hands-on program develops the fundamental MS Excel skills essential for a wide variety of roles in finance and related disciplines. Prerequisite knowledge: Some familiarity with financial instruments and markets Basic mathematics and statistics CURRICULUM Day 1 MODULE 1: REVIEW...

New York Institute of Finance

M&A Professional Certificate

Comprehensive analysis of the major facets of the Mergers & Acquisitions industry and the skills engaged in executing all areas of transactions from pre to post-merger integration. Prerequisite knowledge: Basic MS Excel skills Principles of corporate finance and valuation Familiarity with...

Oxford Management Centre

Forecasting the Prices of Crude-oil, Natural-Gas and Refined Products

A critical component of decision-making in the energy industry deals with the aspect of “Whither oil prices?”: Where do we expect prices to move in the near- and distant-terms? Participants in the Energy Industry are constantly confronted with a wide range of information regarding current and...

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Stanford Graduate School of Business

Finance and Accounting for the Nonnfinancial Executive

Learn how to make better financial management decisions to increase the value of your company in the marketplace. Balance sheets and income statements. Cash flow and financial management. Many executives rise to positions of great responsibility with less knowledge of these finance and...

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...

The Wharton School

Wharton/ ASIS Program for Security Executives: Making the Business Case for Security

Security risks of all types continue to dominate corporate headlines, with breaches harming brand reputation and the bottom line. Yet in spite of these challenges, corporate information security may not be a high priority in your organization budget. Chief security officers need new kinds of...

The Wharton School

Analytics for Strategic Growth: AI, Smart Data, and Customer Insights

The pandemic has upended virtually every industry and business model, making the need for informed decision making more important than ever. Seismic disruptions in customer behavior now means that historical data may be less useful, so embracing a test-and-learn philosophy using business...