Sentences with phrase «executive leadership program»

• Since its founding six years ago, 80 % of women in the global executive leadership program have been promoted or had responsibilities «significantly expanded.»

Dr. Friedland currently serves as President - Elect of the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine, is Chairman of the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine, and President and CEO of SuperSmartHealth, which provides seminars, coaching, and wellness and executive leadership programs on brain science and mindfulness.

April Auger Perrin began her professional career at the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership at the University of Virginia as the Director of Programs and also served in a similar position at the statewide executive leadership program, Lead Virginia.

Mr. Pollmann also completed executive leadership programs through Rice University and the Center for Creative Leadership.

Our Business Management services and solutions provide executive leadership programs which drive improvements in Sales, Marketing, Technology, Financial Management and Vendor Management.

Mindy graduated from Georgetown University's executive leadership program where she did extensive post-graduate work in the field of coaching.

His leadership studies culminated with a year - long executive leadership program called Ascend.

The school is also drafting blueprints for an executive leadership program with an online component.

She is the Executive Sponsor of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneurial Winning Women Program, a national competition and executive leadership program that identifies a select group of high - potential women entrepreneurs whose businesses show potential for scalable growth and then guides them in achieving it.

According to Page S. Morahan, former chair of the department of microbiology and immunology and current co-director of ELAM (an executive leadership program for women in academic medicine) at Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a mentor can make a difference in two ways.

Perhaps you want to obtain an MBA, enroll in an executive leadership program, or become involved in more philanthropic activities.