The Stanford - NUS Program in International Management is taught by full-time faculty from both NUS Business School and the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Real-World Strategies for Global Business

The Stanford-NUS Executive Program In International Management presents a unique opportunity to immerse in the vibrant cultures of two of the world's most respected institutions, one renowned for its iconoclastic approach to critical thinking and challenging assumptions, and the other for its uncompromisingly high standards and academic rigor. Held annually in Singapore for 30 years now, the Stanford-NUS Executive Program has been for many, a foundation for assuming greater leadership roles.

These two weeks of highly intensive sessions are designed to augment participants' expertise with current insights and a greater depth of knowledge. Its aim is to hone analytical and behavioral skills essential for attaining a competitive edge in global and Asian business, and because of its international cohort, it also facilitates an invaluable worldwide network of peers across various industries.

Dates and Fees

• 25 August - 8 September 2012 
• Program Fees USD 17,000
• Fees include tuition, books and other course materials, tea/lunches (during classes) and some dinners and refreshments. Accommodation and some meals are not included in the fee. 
• Eligibility: Candidates must have
  • 8 or more years of significant managerial experience
  • Be proficient in English as all classes and reading materials are in English

For Enquiries, please contact Amanda Vanderput at 6516 7872 or bizav@nus.edu.sg

Stanford Graduate School of Business

The Stanford Graduate School of Business School began its first executive education program in 1952. Recognised as one of the leading schools of management in the world, the faculty researches and works with leading companies around the globe to establish innovative leading-edge management practices.

Combining the best of Western and Eastern schools of thinking, the Stanford - NUS Executive Program In International Management offers valuable management theories and practices, with the added benefit of Asian perspectives, to give you a strong competitive edge. It also offers a unique opportunity to interact with and learn from leading faculty from opposite sides of the Pacific Rim, as well as from a diverse group of executives from around the world.

How you will Benefit

The program will empower you with:

• Fundamental concepts and the latest insights on management strategy to benefit your organisation
• Tools to improve your analytical and behavioural skills, and ultimately enhance your leadership abilities in your organisation
• Understanding of differences in culture and management practices in East and West
• Strong network of experienced managers from different industries and countries

Core Focus

LEADERSHIP AND CHANGE

• Organisational Culture and Strategy
• Organisational Change
• Cultural Intelligence and Leadership
• Strategic Negotiation, Strategy, Social Responsibility and the Business Environment
• Managing Global Teams

STRATEGY AND MARKETING GLOBAL AND ASIAN PERSPECTIVES

• Marketing in Asia
• Building a Global Brand
• Managing Service Organisations
• Successful Alliances in Asia

FINANCE

• Cash Flow, Valuation and Investment Decisions
• International Project Analysis
• Earnings Quality Management
• Valuation in Asia

SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATION

• E-Commerce and Supply Chain Management
• Constructing a Productive Team
• Technology, Strategy and the New Business Venture

There are about 50 lectures and class discussions, interspersed with group study sessions.

Course materials range from case studies, to the latest research by faculty from the two business schools. Company visits, networking events and talks by prominent industry speakers and business leaders will be planned on some evenings.

Who should attend

• Senior executives with significant responsibility for driving business internationally and in the Pacific Rim
• Senior executives of international companies that have joint ventures with Asian partners, or with Asian responsibilities
• Participants must have 8 or more years of significant management experience, and have an interest in management theory and practices in an international context

Important Events

Opening Dinner, Registration and Program Briefing
Commencement of Classes
Closing dinner and presentation of certificates and plaques

Application Deadline

July 2012
Participants are strongly advised to apply at least 2 months in advance. Applications received after the deadline will be considered based on space availability.

The Stanford - NUS Program in International Management is taught by full-time faculty from both NUS Business School and the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Real-World Strategies for Global Business

The Stanford-NUS Executive Program In International Management presents a unique opportunity to immerse in the vibrant cultures of two of the world's most respected institutions, one renowned for its iconoclastic approach to critical thinking and challenging assumptions, and the other for its uncompromisingly high standards and academic rigor. Held annually in Singapore for 30 years now, the Stanford-NUS Executive Program has been for many, a foundation for assuming greater leadership roles.

These two weeks of highly intensive sessions are designed to augment participants' expertise with current insights and a greater depth of knowledge. Its aim is to hone analytical and behavioral skills essential for attaining a competitive edge in global and Asian business, and because of its international cohort, it also facilitates an invaluable worldwide network of peers across various industries.

Dates and Fees

• 25 August - 8 September 2012 
• Program Fees USD 17,000
• Fees include tuition, books and other course materials, tea/lunches (during classes) and some dinners and refreshments. Accommodation and some meals are not included in the fee. 
• Eligibility: Candidates must have
  • 8 or more years of significant managerial experience
  • Be proficient in English as all classes and reading materials are in English

For Enquiries, please contact Amanda Vanderput at 6516 7872 or bizav@nus.edu.sg

Stanford Graduate School of Business

The Stanford Graduate School of Business School began its first executive education program in 1952. Recognised as one of the leading schools of management in the world, the faculty researches and works with leading companies around the globe to establish innovative leading-edge management practices.

Combining the best of Western and Eastern schools of thinking, the Stanford - NUS Executive Program In International Management offers valuable management theories and practices, with the added benefit of Asian perspectives, to give you a strong competitive edge. It also offers a unique opportunity to interact with and learn from leading faculty from opposite sides of the Pacific Rim, as well as from a diverse group of executives from around the world.

How you will Benefit

The program will empower you with:

• Fundamental concepts and the latest insights on management strategy to benefit your organisation
• Tools to improve your analytical and behavioural skills, and ultimately enhance your leadership abilities in your organisation
• Understanding of differences in culture and management practices in East and West
• Strong network of experienced managers from different industries and countries

Core Focus

LEADERSHIP AND CHANGE

• Organisational Culture and Strategy
• Organisational Change
• Cultural Intelligence and Leadership
• Strategic Negotiation, Strategy, Social Responsibility and the Business Environment
• Managing Global Teams

STRATEGY AND MARKETING GLOBAL AND ASIAN PERSPECTIVES

• Marketing in Asia
• Building a Global Brand
• Managing Service Organisations
• Successful Alliances in Asia

FINANCE

• Cash Flow, Valuation and Investment Decisions
• International Project Analysis
• Earnings Quality Management
• Valuation in Asia

SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATION

• E-Commerce and Supply Chain Management
• Constructing a Productive Team
• Technology, Strategy and the New Business Venture

There are about 50 lectures and class discussions, interspersed with group study sessions.

Course materials range from case studies, to the latest research by faculty from the two business schools. Company visits, networking events and talks by prominent industry speakers and business leaders will be planned on some evenings.

Who should attend

• Senior executives with significant responsibility for driving business internationally and in the Pacific Rim
• Senior executives of international companies that have joint ventures with Asian partners, or with Asian responsibilities
• Participants must have 8 or more years of significant management experience, and have an interest in management theory and practices in an international context

Important Events

Opening Dinner, Registration and Program Briefing
Commencement of Classes
Closing dinner and presentation of certificates and plaques

Application Deadline

July 2012
Participants are strongly advised to apply at least 2 months in advance. Applications received after the deadline will be considered based on space availability.