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Here’s the secret ingredient missing in most business plans
Any entrepreneur, business leader or manager knows that creating a plan is not enough to
June 16, 2021
Gail Levitt Knows Negotiating and Wants to Show you How It’s Done
In this video, Schulich ExecEd facilitator Gail Levitt talks about how her engaging two-day Schulich
June 16, 2021
Prep your team to Build Back Better for the Post-Pandemic Recovery
The post-pandemic world will wait for no-one. This will be a time for leaders that
June 14, 2021
Schulich ExecEd forms new alliance with Canadian College of Health Leaders
New partnership agreement serves as an avenue to promote excellence in the health leadership field
June 08, 2021
Digital Transformation – Achieve Start-Up Agility for Your Enterprise
The Masters Certificate in Analytics for Leaders is designed to develop senior leaders’ ability to
June 07, 2021
Bank of Canada CRO to speak on Risk Management in a Changing Environment
As organizations everywhere make plans for the post-Covid recovery, risk management professionals are looking at
June 01, 2021
Meet Rapidly Shifting Expectations by Leading in Customer Experience Excellence
This is the age of empowered customers – customers that are increasingly savvy, with information
May 31, 2021
Leaders Must Look at the Human Factor When Using Data Analytics
Schulich ExecEd's Masters Certificate in Analytics for Leaders is designed for managers who need the
May 31, 2021
Relationship Selling Techniques Don’t Work in the Digital Era
In sales, the old adage, “It's not what you know, but who you know” ruled
May 26, 2021
Negotiating with Your Boss
In these challenging times, it is likely that you will have more occasion to negotiate
May 19, 2021
Emergence: Reclaiming Your Leadership & Team Strength During Disruptive Times
In a post-pandemic world, the ability to reimagine leadership will emerge as the single most
May 04, 2021
Dynamic Strategic Planning. Is it an oxymoron?
At first, dynamic strategic planning sounds like an oxymoron; like “lead balloon” or “genuine imitation”.
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