February 2019 Message From UNICON Chair Peter Hirst
Read moreSuccessful collaborators create relationships, not transactions. Ever since our UNICON Team Development conference at the University of Maryland Robert H. Smith School of Business last November, the topic of collaboration has been on my mind even more than usual….
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Register Now for the UNICON SKOLKOVO Directors Conference
Read moreRegister Now for the 2019 UNICON Directors Conference “In Search of Identity for Creating the Future” April 24 – 26, 2019 Hosted by Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO
Note that once registered, you promptly will receive a Letter of Invitation…
Member Spotlight: Paul Lambert – Georgetown University
Read moreUNICON has over 100 member insitutions worldwide that are committed to the development and advancement of executive education. To celebrate our member institutions, we will be sharing spotlights and interviews of some of our members within the UNICON community....
We need to talk: the rise of conversational management
Read moreHow often do you have a conversation with your manager? Weekly? Monthly? At your annual review? How about the head of your organization? In hierarchically flat organizations, the opportunities for employees to share ideas with senior leadership may come…
FT Says: “As business schools rethink what they do, so must the FT”
Read moreFT Says: “As business schools rethink what they do, so must the FT” Financial Times Isabel Berwick Executive editor of Work & Careers “But it is clear that we need to consider taking into account other important criteria in...
Two Articles Describe “Huge Shift” in Online Education
Read more“Harvard Business School just signaled a huge shift in online education with a simple name change” “Nitin Nohria, dean of Harvard Business School, once famously proclaimed that the school would not enter the online education arena in his lifetime.”
18 Top AACSB Stories From 2018
Read more18 Top AACSB Stories From 2018 Continuing our collaboration with AACSB, we’ve linked to a recent AACSB article highlighting the stories of most interest to their readers. “The stories of 2018 took a stark look at where business education...
Executive Education, Nashville Style
Read moreNashville, Tennessee would never have become the world-famous Music City were it not for the innovation, courage and ahead-of-his-time thinking of Edwin Craig.
Craig, however, was not a musician, nor a music producer, nor even a recording engineer; he was…
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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.
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- “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 CallahanManaging Director, Harvard Business School, Executive Education
