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AeA/Santa
Clara University Management
Development Program
Transitioning
Managers into Leaders
June
9-12, 2008
Santa Clara, California
High-Tech's Best Source for
Leadership and Business Training For
over
25 years the AeA/Santa Clara Management Development Program has enhanced
the performance of over 1000 managers and directors of high-tech companies.
This intensive four day program teaches new
managers core business disciplines and effective management techniques to
lead the innovation process and high performance work teams.
Participants learn skills that improve productivity, collaboration and
business strategy from the faculty of Santa Clara
University's Leavey School of Business, located in the heart of dynamic
Silicon Valley.
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Faculty
II Guest Speaker
II Benefits & Topics II Who Should Attend II
Testimonials
General Info
& Tuition II 2007 Recap II
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Brochure II Refer
a Colleague II
AeA
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Led by faculty from Santa Clara University's
Leavey School of Business, the program is built to help managers think,
manage and lead more effectively in today's high-tech industry. Faculty
emphasize innovation as they integrate theory with practice to help
managers achieve results.
Faculty
David
Caldwell Professor
of Management, Santa Clara
University Dr. Caldwell specializes
in human resource management and organizational behavior. His research
interests include new product development processes, characteristics of
effective managers, and factors influencing the performance of work
groups.
Dennis
Moberg Professor of Management, Santa Clara University
Dr. Moberg teaches courses in
organization design and managerial decision making. His research interests
include organizational politics, organizational design, and
ethics.
Albert V. Bruno
William T. Cleary Professor of
Marketing, Santa Clara University Dr. Bruno teaches courses in
small business, marketing management, and business policy.
David R.
Palmer Adjunct Faculty, Santa Clara University and Partner, Customer Manufacturing Group Mr.
Palmer teaches in the MBA program at Santa Clara University and is a very
experienced management consultant, executive, educator, and professional
speaker.
Terri Griffith
Professor of Management, Santa Clara University
Dr. Griffith teaches courses in virtual teams, negotiation, conflict
management and motivation. Her research centers on new technologies.
Guest Speaker
Barry
Posner
Dean and Professor of
Leadership, Santa Clara University
Dr. Posner is the co-author of the award-winning and best-selling
leadership book: The Leadership Challenge: How to Keep Getting
Extraordinary Things Done in Organizations. Described as a
groundbreaking research study, The Leadership Challenge combines
keen insights with practical applications, has over one million copies in
print, and has been
translated into over 15 foreign languages. Dr. Posner will
introduce participants to the 5 practices of exemplary leadership.
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The program's interactive format consists
of lecture, discussion, and networking opportunities which allow
participants to learn from faculty as well as each other. The
program teaches participants management and business skills using
technology business examples.
Immediate
Returns on Investment
- Raise productivity with management
styles for evolving teams
- Ensure project success through effective
plans, processes and controls
- Build strategies that best meet the needs of
your customers and your company
- Align project goals with business and
technology strategy
- Negotiate smarter and more profitable
contracts
Effective
Leadership Techniques
- Improve group dynamics of virtual and
onsite teams
- Manage innovation, change and
cross functional projects
- Alternate management
styles as teams evolve
Market Placement &
Product Management
- Understand key components of
business models, product life cycles, and market definitions.
- Utilize market share, cost
advantage and segmentation analysis to define target markets and
construct product to fill positions that maximize profitability.
Financial Effectiveness
- Understand the key
elements of growth and profitability cycle
- Utilize performance
ratios and value chains in evaluating success
- Recognize the salient
financial characteristics of alternative corporate forms and
understand the strategic importance of differences.
Master
Negotiation
- Understand negotiation
process framework, tactics, and strategies for
success
- Learn mechanisms to build
influence
- Avoid common negotiating
pitfalls
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The AeA/Santa Clara University Management
Development Program is designed for new and mid-level technology
company leaders from all functional areas including:
Engineering, Marketing, Sales, Finance, Human Resources, and
Manufacturing.
Most participants have a minimum of two
years of management experience with a high technology company, and are now
facing challenges that require new skills. The most important requirement
is the strong desire to improve management and leadership skills.
Many AeA member companies send managers
every year because they see results stronger leaders and groups that
function more smoothly and productively. Through continued participation,
companies build management teams whose shared leadership concepts put them
a step ahead of their competitors.
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The experience is highly valuable to leaders at any level.
- Mark Bunn, Director Engineering,
MetaSolv Software, Inc.
It opens your eyes to aspects of leadership and
management that you may have never been exposed to.
- Don Camp, Technical Staff,
National Semiconductor Corporation
"Great program for those who may expand their management responsibility
to GM level.
- Hua Fang, Director Research & Development, PDF Solutions, Inc.
"Fast paced,
informative and very relevant to future managers or leaders." - Mike Longaker, Manager Business Strategy, HP
"This program
was a very rewarding experience which covered a broad range of business
topics in a complete yet concise manner. Highly recommend it!" - Jack Buser, Manager Game Developer Relations, Dolby Laboratories
"A good overview
of the tools and processes necessary to be successful as a manager and
leader." - Damian Swank, Section Head, National Semiconductor Corporation
"This program
provides practical tools and techniques that enable managers to perform at a higher level.
It's well worth the time spent out of the office."
- Gary Gray, Director Marketing Communications, Endwave Corporation
"Very professional
and informative class that provides excellent tools to identify team dynamics, personal
style and the ability to make informed decisions to maximize both."
- Dave Maxey, Manager Stations Manufacturing, Cascade Microtech
"Informative, engaging and
incredibly helpful."
- Maura Noel, Project Manager, Seagate Technology
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Please direct questions about the program or about
enrollment to Denise
Bingham at 408.987.4276.
Interested in Education and Training programs? Make
sure you're included on mailing lists to receive special offers by updating your interests
at www.aeanet.org/updatepip
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