Babson Executive Education (BEE) will deliver its women’s program, Moving from Managing to Leading, April 14th, 2008 at BEE’s award-winning Babson Executive Conference Center in Wellesley, Mass. The five-day open enrollment course is designed for women who are ready to transition to a role with increased responsibility and visibility.
Participants will learn to:
· Identify professional development opportunities, including negotiation skills, interpersonal dynamics, leading high-performance teams, and using finance as a leadership language.
· Build and strengthen critical networks and partnerships to support and enable your transition, including mentors, peer networks, and professional partnerships.
· Understand and leverage your organization's culture, structure, and processes to identify key opportunities that will increase your leadership potential.
· Develop a practical action plan as a result of your personal case study.
To learn more, go to www.babson.edu/bee/women: 1-800-882-EXEC or 781-239-4354; exec@babson.edu
More than one-third of past program participants have been promoted or have transitioned into leadership roles.
Babson Educators for this program include: Nan Langowitz, Associate Professor Management (program co-director); Janelle Shubert, Director, Center for Women’s Leadership (program co-director); Anne Donnellon, Associate Professor Management; Elaine Eisenman, Dean, Babson Executive Education; Patricia Greene, Provost/Professor of Entrepreneurship; and Donna Stoddard, Division Chair, Associate Professor, IT Management .
About Babson Executive Education
Babson Executive Education is ranked among the world’s best executive education providers. Organizations across the globe and from key industries choose Babson for progressive and flexible solutions that leverage the global business and teaching expertise of faculty, industry experts, and partners. Babson Executive Education’s client-centric solutions include a strategic blend of education, consulting, coaching, and research to enable Clients to analyze challenges, develop solutions, and implement strategies to meet their goals. For more information, visit: www.babson.edu/bee.
