The PGG - General Management Program, as well as the PAGE - Executive Program in Advanced Management, provide a general training in Companies Management. It differs because it is aimed for leaders and companies’ boards, within an age range, in general, younger with great potential and talent, and intend to empower themselves to become future managers. It is addressed to professionals in distinct areas, who do not have training in Management.
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Project Management plays a key role today in new management methods, allowing results and complex processes to be controlled according to specific objectives. The development of Project Management accompanies the growth in the complexity of goods and services supplied by organizations.
This backdrop is particularly relevant in the corporate world, but also applies to public administration and non-profit organizations.
Marketing is not the art of finding clever ways to dispose of what you make. It is the art of creating genuine customer value – Philip Kotler
Changing contexts, uncertainty, and remote work highlight the limitations of tough and outdated hierarchies of command and control.
In this program, we explore the collective leadership practices to motivate talent and empower the agile teams, aligned with the organization’s goals.
We polished the techniques to structure and stimulate teamwork, communication, problem analysis, and the discussion of ideas, keeping in mind the goal to answer the new challenges, managing change, improve solutions and obtain results.
In a knowledge-based, globalized and open to change society, human resources are at the core of management as being the main factor of comparative sustainable advantage.
Only organisations that have managed to align their human resource policies with their business strategy, integrate personnel and technologies, attract and retain the best talent, develop the potential of employees, involve teams in objectives, create performance oriented cultures and ensure a high level of quality in the professional lives of staff will be able to succeed.
Along with this expertise it is becoming equally necessary the ability to innovate through new creative approaches in order to improve patients results, access to healthcare and cost management strategies.