Best executive courses in United States

New York Institute of Finance

Introduction to Risk Management

This course is an introductory survey of risk management concepts and techniques. The role of risk regulation in financial markets is reviewed. This course is a component of the Risk Management Professional Certificate. Prerequisite knowledge: Basic MS Excel skills Basic probability and...

New York Institute of Finance

Numerical Methods for Finance

Learn the fundamental numerical techniques that are essential for quantitative roles in finance. Gain experience applying these techniques to practical problems including option pricing and credit risk modelling. This course is a component of the Quantitative Methods for Finance Professional...

New York Institute of Finance

Quantitative Technical Analysis

Technical analysis has long been practiced in a subjective manner. This course will break that practice and present an objective review of technical analysis. Prerequisite knowledge: Fundamentals of Technical Analysis course or equivalent work experience CURRICULUM Day 1 MODULE 1:...

The Wharton School

Venture Capital

Venture capital is the fuel that drives emerging companies and ambitious entrepreneurs worldwide. But for every successful, disruptive, trailblazing start-up, there are dozens of other businesses that fail, even after receiving multiple infusions of capital. Venture Capital, a program from...

The Wharton School

Scaling Business for Profitable Growth

Growing a business can be a complex challenge that touches every area of the firm, presenting obstacles that test even highly experienced leaders. Scaling Business for Profitable Growth takes a holistic view of the process, incorporating strategy, finance, marketing, and leadership. These three...

The Wharton School

The Adaptable Leader: Leading in a Virtual World

Today’s business climate of continuous change and hyper-competition demands great leaders. But making the transition from competent to great requires getting trusted guidance while tapping into strengths and vulnerabilities as you develop your leadership identity.The Adaptable Leader: Strategies...

The Wharton School

Distressed Asset Investing and Corporate Restructuring

The decade-spanning bull market that America has enjoyed — the longest in history — has been severely disrupted. But one result of the tremendous volatility and uncertainty currently in the market is that there will likely appear once-in-a-generation opportunities to acquire formerly pricey...

Kellogg School of Management

The Single Family Office

How can you align the goals of the family office with the goals of its clients and stakeholders? How can your office develop and promote your client’s trust in the family office? What is the best approach to challenging conversations with family stakeholders around wealth management, governance...

The Wharton School

Leading Digital Transformation

The emergence of digital technologies, and the disruptions they create, are reshaping companies and entire industries. In this dynamic environment, firms need to evolve not only to keep up with today's digital landscape, but also because those that are on top of trends and transformations today...

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...