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Utility Economic Development Association
13 Kenmare Road
Larchmont, NY 10538-3212

phone:914.834.0463
fax:914.834.6815
e-mail us
 

Economic Developers 


ADVANCED EXECUTIVE
EDUCATION PROGRAM

Presented By:
 


 

ACCREDITED BY:
The International Economic Development Council (IEDC) as has recognized this event as
professional development training that counts toward one "Level 3" point toward recertification of CEcD,

When
Oct 27 - Oct 29, 2013


Where

Northwestern University Kellogg School Of Management - Downtown Campus - Chicago, IL

Cost
$1,900 registration fee (1st 2 registrants*) plus two nights of lodging

*If your group is registering 3 or more people there is a $100 discount for the 3rd and subsequent registrants


Lodging
TBD
Cost: TBD
(Two nights)

Program Focus
This years topic will be announced soon.

The Nation's Top Business School
This course will be held at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, the country's top-ranked graduate business school - winning back-to-back number one rankings in both BusinessWeek and The Economist. With a broad understanding of current trends and challenges, the Kellogg faculty provides unique insight into and innovative solutions for today’s complex problems. Presenters not only teach, research, and publish in these areas. They also consult to companies such as Kraft, McDonald’s, and BP. This translates into a consistently outstanding curriculum that is being created specifically for utility economic development professionals and their allies by Donald Haider, Kellogg Professor of Management and Strategy and Tom Ticknor, UEDA Director of Executive Education.

“The program gave me tangible relationship building techniques that I was literally able to put to use within an hour of returning to work.”
Pat McDermott
Northeast Utilities
Recent Course Participant

 


Key Benefits
  • Evaluate the pros and cons of placing more emphasis on broader policy issues
  • Consider the private sector role in innovative workforce development
  • Stimulate innovative thinking
  • Better relate economic development to corporate goals
  • Learn from peers and faculty at one of the world's leading business graduate schools
Who Should Attend?
  • Utility and other public/private economic development board members
  • Senior state, regional and local economic development executives
  • Top public sector economic development policy advisors

More Information:
 


For More Information: 
Contact the UEDA Executive Director
(914-834-0463 or execdir@utilityeda.com)

 

 

  

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