Advanced Management Program
Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth
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- 13 days
- in person
Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth
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Who should attend
The Tuck Advanced Management Program is designed for executives who seek to develop an enterprise-wide mindset and a visionary approach to leadership. They come from a diverse range of backgrounds and represent organizations from across the globe in the private, public and nonprofit sectors.
Applicants should have 12+ years of management experience, careers marked by significant achievement, and an increasing role in setting the strategic agenda for their organizations. Ideal participants should be at the VP-level or higher, or its organizational equivalent, and be identified by their organizations as central to the succession plan.
About the course
A transformative experience for senior leaders who seek to innovate, drive growth, and create value.
WHY THIS PROGRAM
Your new toolkit for business success
The Tuck Advanced Management Program (AMP) at Dartmouth is a two-week program designed to give senior executives the advanced skills needed to succeed in today’s difficult business landscape. The Tuck AMP focuses on the key tools that enable senior leaders to drive strategy, innovate and lead change across complex global organizations – whether private, public, or nonprofit. The program is led by Tuck’s famed faculty who have for years successfully blended the best academic thinking with practical insights to help senior executives in leading organizations around the world.
Create the Future: Drive strategy, spark innovation, and lead change.
The Tuck Advanced Management Program is a transformative two-week program designed to advance the strategic and leadership orientation of senior executives who aspire to succeed at the highest levels of executive responsibility—by learning to ask the right questions, identify the right business opportunities, and optimize resources to position their organizations for continued success in today’s changing and globalized world.
This innovative program is designed as a hybrid open-enrollment program and a custom engagement for your business. With input and feedback from Tuck’s renowned faculty and their fellow leaders in the program, each AMP participant develops their own individualized Management Action Plan (MAP) that allows for immediate application of key course concepts. Participants return to their organizations equipped with a finely-honed set of plans to address some of their most important management challenges.
Create the Future: Drive strategy, spark innovation, and lead change.
The Tuck Advanced Management Program is a transformative two-week program designed to advance the strategic and leadership orientation of senior executives who aspire to succeed at the highest levels of executive responsibility—by learning to ask the right questions, identify the right business opportunities, and optimize resources to position their organizations for continued success in today’s changing and globalized world.
This innovative program is designed as a hybrid open-enrollment program and a custom engagement for your business. With input and feedback from Tuck’s renowned faculty and their fellow leaders in the program, each AMP participant develops their own individualized Management Action Plan (MAP) that allows for immediate application of key course concepts. Participants return to their organizations equipped with a finely-honed set of plans to address some of their most important management challenges.
Tuck’s AMP curriculum is delivered in five integrated, dynamic modules that have been developed to respond to the critical business needs faced by senior leaders in any organization. Through the tools and advanced thinking in these five key modules, participants gain new capabilities they can bring back to their companies to help make even the toughest business decisions.
Module 1
Strategy & Innovation
Leaders looking to achieve significant results often face complex challenges, such as new technologies, global economic policy, and increasing competitive pressures. To achieve lasting impact, executives must adapt by learning to develop and execute continuous innovation. Module 1 explores the process of innovation and equips participants with strategies to develop organizational cultures of innovation; practice new ways of thinking about an organization’s position relative to customers, rivals, and partners; and identify strategies for ushering in breakthrough changes while managing day-to-day operations.
Module 2
Securing Competitive Advantage
Competition takes many forms and extends across diverse domains: pricing, brand strategy, research and development, technology, new product or geographic markets, mergers and partnerships, and more. Module 2 examines the options companies have at their disposal to maintain and develop new competitive advantages in an interconnected global marketplace. It emphasizes actionable approaches that participants can take in order to understand external competitive pressures and outperform rivals.
Module 3
Developing an Enterprise-wide Mindset
Companies that once enjoyed relative control over domestic or regional markets may find their dominance challenged by the increasing impact of globalization. To be successful, strategic leaders must understand the big picture—the influence of the global economy. Module 3 looks at leadership within this context, and participants will discuss the complex interplay between regional markets and prevailing economic forces, learn the factors that can spark or forestall growth, and understand how private-public sector partnerships can be advantageous.
Module 4
Value-generation through Brand & Reputation Management
Public perception of an organization is one of its most valuable assets, but it can be an elusive commodity—difficult to quantify and equally difficult to manage. What is a brand, and what is a brand worth? How can strategic communication bridge the gap between strategy and execution while rallying employees around a shared vision? Module 4 explores how proactive reputation and brand management can help organizations accelerate and sustain business impact. Participants will learn how to leverage their firms’ brand equity and reputation capital in order to secure a platform for lasting results.
Module 5
The Leadership Challenge
Crucial lessons can be learned by looking at the stories of those who have realized success. There is also much to be learned by looking at cases where executives have stumbled. Module 5 examines the mindset and actions of successful managers. What does it take to be an effective, transformational leader? Why do some succeed where others have failed? This module looks at the things effective leaders can do to influence others, negotiate change, and drive both strategy and organizational transformation.
Experts
Sydney Finkelstein
Sydney Finkelstein’s approach to leadership and strategy focuses on the strengths and weaknesses of executive talent. His widely read research analyzes how capable leaders make bad decisions and, ultimately, fail. He teaches the core course Analysis for General Managers. Current Research Topics ...
Ron Adner
Professor Adner’s research and teaching focuses on innovation, strategy, and entrepreneurship. His work introduces a new perspective on the relationship between firms, customers, and the broader ‘innovation ecosystems’ in which they interact to create value. Current Research Topics Innovation ec...
Paul Argenti
Paul Argenti's recent research on social media extends his expertise in corporate communications, strategy formulation and execution, corporate reputation, and corporate social responsibility—issues on which he consults for corporations and nonprofit organizations. He teaches the core course Anal...
Pino Audia
Pino Audia is a professor of Management and Organizations at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College where he is also the founding faculty director of the Center for Leadership. Prior to Tuck, he was on the faculty of the Haas School of Business at U.C. Berkeley and London Business Schoo...
William Joyce
Professor Joyce has extensive experience teaching executives and consulting for organizations in the United States, Europe, and the Far East. His broad client base includes firms from the high technology, telecommunications, government, and financial services sectors. He has served as the princi...
Matthew Slaughter
Matthew J. Slaughter is the Paul Danos Dean of the Tuck School and the Earl C. Daum 1924 Professor of International Business. He is also the founding Faculty Director of the Center for Business, Government & Society. In addition, he is currently a Research Associate at the National Bureau of ...
Phillip Stocken
Bio Phil Stocken specializes in accounting and business analysis. He teaches accounting and financial management, analysis, and reporting in both executive education programs and MBA classes. He is highly skilled at conveying the essential information in financial statements and financial stateme...
Vijay Govindarajan
Vijay Govindarajan, known as VG, is widely regarded as one of the world’s leading experts on strategy and innovation. VG was the first Professor in Residence and Chief Innovation Consultant at General Electric. He worked with GE’s CEO Jeff Immelt to write “How GE is Disrupting Itself”, the Harvar...
Punam Anand Keller
Punam Anand Keller is an expert in consumer information processing and choice behavior. Her current research—supported by the National Cancer Institute, the Centers for Disease Control, and the National Endowment for Financial Education—focuses on designing and implementing consumer communication...
Kevin Lane Keller
Bio Kevin Lane Keller is an international leader in the study of brands, branding, and strategic brand management, with research focused on improving marketing strategies through an understanding of consumer behavior. He has served as a consultant and advisor to marketers for some of the world’s ...
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