Dartmouth University Tuck School of Business Training Nov 28
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 5:25 pm
SAVE The Date! Executive Training from Tuck School of Business/ Dartmouth University by Professor Len Greenhalgh – plan on attending from November 28th through December 1st, near Sacramento, CA.
Class is sponsored by Department of Interior and is free to Native American business owners. This class is for tribes and individual business owners. Attendees must pay for travel and meals.
Description:
The strategic retreat format will feature learning from the Tuck School’s world--‐class professors, followed by application of the learning to the business.
The Native leadership groups can update their knowledge and skills, and understand how their business can be improved, diversified, and positioned for the future. Here’s what the leadership group will get from participating in the program:
A three--‐day top--‐management development program
A strategic retreat to gain consensus on business plans
Self--‐diagnosis of the business’s strengths and weaknesses
Training in cutting--‐edge business thinking (there are no pre--‐requisites in terms of participants’ educational preparation)
A certificate from Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business.
Who Should Attend?
Tribal Leaders
American Indian Business Owners
Tribal Economic Development Staff
Tribal Enterprise CEOs, COOs, CFOs, Key Department Managers
The CANABEC will be cosponsoring this event, please contact me with any questions. Flyer with location and registration will be forth coming.
Linda Harris
Management Consultant
California Native American Business Enterprise Center
Run by: the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development
Funded by: the Minority Business Development Agency
Direct line: (480) 280-6493
email: linda.harris@ncaied.org
Phone: (626) 442-3701
Fax: (626) 442-7115
Class is sponsored by Department of Interior and is free to Native American business owners. This class is for tribes and individual business owners. Attendees must pay for travel and meals.
Description:
The strategic retreat format will feature learning from the Tuck School’s world--‐class professors, followed by application of the learning to the business.
The Native leadership groups can update their knowledge and skills, and understand how their business can be improved, diversified, and positioned for the future. Here’s what the leadership group will get from participating in the program:
A three--‐day top--‐management development program
A strategic retreat to gain consensus on business plans
Self--‐diagnosis of the business’s strengths and weaknesses
Training in cutting--‐edge business thinking (there are no pre--‐requisites in terms of participants’ educational preparation)
A certificate from Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business.
Who Should Attend?
Tribal Leaders
American Indian Business Owners
Tribal Economic Development Staff
Tribal Enterprise CEOs, COOs, CFOs, Key Department Managers
The CANABEC will be cosponsoring this event, please contact me with any questions. Flyer with location and registration will be forth coming.
Linda Harris
Management Consultant
California Native American Business Enterprise Center
Run by: the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development
Funded by: the Minority Business Development Agency
Direct line: (480) 280-6493
email: linda.harris@ncaied.org
Phone: (626) 442-3701
Fax: (626) 442-7115