What Executive Leaders Learn That Managers Don’t | EMBA Communication Skills There is a real skills gap between managers and executive leaders. It shows up first and most clearly in communication. Over a 40-year career—college jobs with an entrepreneur, service in the US Army, corporate roles, and now higher ed administration—I’ve noticed a common pattern. […]
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AI in MBA programs. AI is rapidly reshaping how business schools design curriculum. New courses, concentrations, and learning experiences are being introduced, often within existing degree structures. That is expected. What matters more is how *you*, as a working professional considering a part-time, weekend, or executive MBA, evaluate whether a program is truly preparing you
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Experiential learning in MBA programs is a major feature that students look for. Last month, I co-presented at the Executive MBA Council (EMBAC) conference in Panama City, Panama on how VCU’s EMBA program plans and deploys experiential learning for students. As a prospective MBA student considering a part-time or weekend program, you should ask about
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Many MBA programs offer international trips as part of their curriculum, providing invaluable insights into global business practices. While there are plenty of student perspectives available online, I’m here to offer a unique behind-the-scenes look from the faculty/staff perspective.
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What is MBA? The MBA is a generalist business degree. Started in 1908 by Harvard University, over 100,000 people earn their MBA every year.
Here is the introductory video to my new 10 part MBA video series.
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