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Yves
Doz, José Santos and Peter Williamson
teach in these INSEAD executive programmes in coming months:
Managing Partnerships and Strategic
Alliances (Yves Doz)
Fontainebleau 1-5 Dec. 2003, 12 - 16 April 2004
A special opportunity to think through strategic and organizational issues,
for senior line and staff executives involved in selecting, negotiating
and managing
strategic alliances and partnerships.
Owner-Directors'
Program (José Santos)
Fontainebleau 12 - 17
Jan., 12 - 17 July 2004
Designed for owners and executives
of small and medium-sized companies, this two-part program focuses on
keeping skills up-to-date, managing in rapidly changing market,
international opportunities, managing people, organisational and financial
resources, and leadership.
Strategic Issues in Mergers and
Acquisitions (Peter Williamson)
Singapore 16 - 20 Feb. 2004 , Fontainebleau 31 May - 4 June 2004
For senior line staff executives involved in selecting, negotiating and
managing mergers and acquisitions.
Advanced
Management Programme (José
Santos)
Fontainebleau
1 - 26 March, 28 June - 23 July, 27 Sept. - 22
Oct. 2004
Learning, reflection and exchange for senior global business leaders.
Confront challenges of change, innovation, globalisation and the growth of
e-business; develop leadership qualities. Take time for self-assessment and
reconsider personal and professional life. Experience different
cultural beliefs and systems, network and debate with peers.
Management
of People (José Santos)
Fontainebleau 18 - 23 April 2004
Competitive advantage through alignment of strategy
and people. Teamwork in organisations facing global and local pressures.
Managing organisational change.
Managerial
Skills for International Business (José Santos, Yves Doz)
Fontainebleau 23 August - 3
Sept.2004
Organizational management across national boundaries.
International team working and leading. Cross-cultural management. Managing
a network of national units that need their own identities.
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