Programme Summary
Following the credit crisis, the world economy is undergoing a process of profound restructuring. This brings risks and opportunities for organisations. Those who fail to adapt quickly to a new economic and business landscape will struggle for survival. Those who make sense of the changes quickly enough will be able to create viable market opportunities. The continuing rapid speed of technological development and vulnerabilities opened up by globalised market interdependencies mark an era of unprecedented change. At the same time, the organisations' need for long range strategic planning is confronted by increasing constraints including commodities, access to investment opportunities and capital availability, all in a context of increasing macroeconomic uncertainty.
The programme looks at how companies navigate when familiar reference points have been swept away and revisits traditional approaches to strategic thinking. It helps you to radically re-think your strategies and to adopt an anticipatory, flexible approach through the application of different futures thinking techniques in the context of new economic and business realities. The programme combines workshop-style training led by experienced practitioners and
The course is designed for general and functional managers. It supports those who wish to acquire a more comprehensive understanding of alternative ways to approach strategy formulation.
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Participants earn a certificate on completing the programme. This programme counts as one course for those completing the Cambridge Executive Education General Management Certificate
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Our programmes are designed to provide a collaborative and stimulating environment for learning and to add value to your professional career and personal growth. The diverse educational and professional backgrounds of our faculty and delegates enrich the experience. We attract participants from around the world and across industries and business sectors.
Cost: 9 units
For more information please email the TLC Training Co-ordinator on registrations@thelearningcollaboration.com