Best executive courses in United States

The Wharton School

Generative AI and Business Transformation

Once or twice in a generation, a general-purpose technology emerges that ignites innovation to the extent that multiple industries are utterly transformed. Think of discoveries like electricity or the internet. Today, research consistently supports the conclusion that generative AI is one of...

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

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...

The Wharton School

Strategy and Management for Competitive Advantage

Good strategy is about making tough choices, and this becomes even more important during these current challenging economic times. Emphasizing the importance of strategic leadership, Strategy and Management for Competitive Advantage presents a comprehensive approach to strategy development that...

Harvard Business School

Making Corporate Boards More Effective

The Wharton School

Effective Execution of Organizational Strategy

Research shows that a large number of organizations fail to execute their strategies successfully, and even smaller initiatives aren’t immune. The problem often isn’t with planning — many strategies are well developed — but with execution. Effective Execution of Organizational Strategy focuses...

The Wharton School

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...

The Wharton School

Advanced Corporate Finance

In today's global economy, identifying and responding to fast-moving financial developments requires an objective framework to analyze and evaluate the opportunities and risks. Senior-level finance executives need a firm grounding in issues like capital structure, risk management, financial...

Harvard Business School

Managing Sales Teams and Distribution Channels

The Wharton School

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...