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SUMMARY:Strategic Metals Management Cohort 15 Module 3
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URL:https://www.msci.org/event/strategic-metals-management-cohort-15-module-3/
LOCATION:Washington University’s Olin Business School\, St. Louis\, MO
CATEGORIES:Educational Events,Executive Education,Strategic Metals Management
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SUMMARY:Strategic Metals Management Cohort 15 Module 4
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URL:https://www.msci.org/event/strategic-metals-management-cohort-15-module-4/
LOCATION:Washington University’s Olin Business School\, St. Louis\, MO
CATEGORIES:Educational Events,Executive Education,Strategic Metals Management
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SUMMARY:Sold Out: Battle Tested Leadership Principles for Metals Executives
DESCRIPTION:Thayer Leadership and MSCI have designed an exclusive\, dynamic\, interactive leadership development experience for our industry. The faculty are senior retired military officers who have learned their leadership lessons on the battlefield and applied these lessons in corporations. The curriculum includes classroom teaching and practical exercises. This is all designed to help you rethink\, re-examine\, and re-calibrate how you lead. You’ll learn how to: \n\nDevelop the skills necessary to operate in uncertain\, complex\, rapidly changing environments\nMake decisions with incomplete information and effectively manage risk\nCommunicate your intent and ensure alignment throughout your organization\nBecome a trusted leader who creates new leaders\, not followers
URL:https://www.msci.org/event/battle-tested-leadership-principles-for-metals-executives-4/
LOCATION:The Historic Thayer Hotel\, 674 Thayer Rd\, West Point\, NY\, 10996
CATEGORIES:Educational Events,Executive Education,Thayer Leader Development Program
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SUMMARY:Business\, Government\, and Global Challenges: Competing in Crisis
DESCRIPTION:Business\, Government\, and Global Challenges: Competing in Crisis\nNovember 29 and 30\, 2023\n10:00 AM – 2:00 PM CENTRAL TIME Each Day \nFormat: Live Online \nBusiness and government leaders face unprecedented risks\, opportunities\, and responsibilities in a rapidly changing world. In every major domain – economics\, geopolitics\, tech\, climate – global trends that we’ve taken as given for decades are suddenly under debate. Is the world economy still globalizing? Is democracy backsliding at home and abroad? Who will win the race over emerging technologies like artificial intelligence? Will countries step up to address climate change in time to avert the worst scenarios? This course will provide the practical insights and frameworks to help senior executives prepare for – and succeed in – a new era of competition amidst global crises.  \nLearning Objectives/Course Benefits: \n\nGain unique perspectives on global security challenges\, threats and opportunities\nReview administration and congressional priorities\nDevelop strategies for combatting challenges and leveraging opportunities\n\nMeet the Faculty \nTarek Ghani is an Assistant Professor of Strategy at Washington University’s Olin Business School\, Nonresident Fellow of the Brookings Institution’s Global Economy and Development Program\, and former Chief Economist of the International Crisis Group. He holds a Ph.D. from University of California\, Berkeley and a B.S. from Stanford University
URL:https://www.msci.org/event/business-government-and-global-challenges-competing-in-crisis/
CATEGORIES:Educational Events,Executive Education
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SUMMARY:Strategic Metals Management Cohort 15 Module 5
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.msci.org/event/strategic-metals-management-cohort-15-module-5/
LOCATION:Washington University’s Olin Business School\, St. Louis\, MO
CATEGORIES:Educational Events,Executive Education,Strategic Metals Management
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