Principles and Practices for Teaching Executive Education
Professor JP Jeannet: Executive Education provides a unique value proposition to business colleges and universities around the world, one that engages with practicing executives while providing incremental revenue streams to the overall institution. Exposure to business leaders through executive education gives faculty an understanding of the current issues and challenges in the work environment. Companies involved in executive education are excellent potential research sites for analysis, surveys, or case writing. And, executive education teaching expands the faculty’s interactive teaching skills and provides opportunities to test out the application of new concepts and research findings.
Building on three decades of experience in executive education, “Principles and Practices for Teaching Executive Education,” provides business faculty and practitioners with the core tools and distinctive competencies for teaching executive education. This four and a half day residential program is designed and delivered by Babson Executive Education, one of the world’s top ranked executive education providers and a division of Babson College, the #1 institution in the world for entrepreneurship education. Babson has a proven methodology for developing faculty through 30 years of experience delivering Symposia for Entrepreneurship Educators programs across the globe.