Blended Learning: Avoiding the Blind Spots
Read moreBlended learning experiences have become widespread among university-based business schools, but they are not always optimally designed to meet the needs of executives, according to a recent report sponsored by UNICON, the Consortium for University-based Executive Education.
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Bill Shedden
Read moreOur colleague and our friend, Bill Shedden, died last week as a result of a stroke. Bill chose our university-based executive education industry category as a meaningful endeavour and spent over 30 years exploring ways to educate executives, and…
Perspectives – Faculty
Read moreWe asked our faculty friends to share their big picture thoughts about university-based executive education.
Call for Executive Education Research Ideas
Read moreDo you or one of your faculty have an Executive Education research idea?
Cutting-edge research is one of UNICON’s main activities, guided and coordinated by the Research Committee. We actively welcome proposals and provide grants for original research focused on…
Executive Development Through the Lens of India
Read moreIn the year 2000, 95% of the world’s largest organizations were located in developed economies. By 2025, almost half will be located in emerging economies. Furthermore, between 2010 and 2025, four hundred and forty cities located in emerging markets…
Perspectives: Call for Interviewees
Read moreDo you know a faculty member who has an interesting or even provocative point of view about our industry? If so, we would like to interview that person.
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About
UNICON is a global consortium of business school-based organizations, whose members are the global reference for executive education. Everyone with an interest in executive education and development looks to UNICON as their most vital resource, because its community of member organizations comprises the most relevant, successful, and sought-after learning partners for leaders and organizations who want to improve performance. Through participation in UNICON, the leaders, managers, and team members of member organizations gain new knowledge, inspiration, perspectives, capabilities for enhancing the effectiveness of their operations, and a global network of colleagues.
UNICON’s primary activities include conferences, research, benchmarking, sharing of best practices, staff development, recruitment/job postings, information-sharing, and extensive networking, which keeps UNICON at the forefront of the executive education industry.
Member Testimonials
- “In the midst of uncertain times in the global economy – where many of us are long-standing players in an industry ripe for disruption – we need to learn and grow together, and I value UNICON and all of our collaborative efforts more than ever.”
Clark CallahanExecutive Director of Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College
