TechAmerica/Santa Clara University
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Lead Diverse Teams Effectively
Learn Strategies for Financial Effectiveness
Master Negotiation
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Develop as an Effective Leader
Business Benefits
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Who Should Attend
The program is designed for high-tech industry managers from all functional areas with approximately two years of management experience. Ideal candidates also include seasoned managers with new leadership responsibilities or who face changes that require new skills.
Many technology companies, including National Semiconductor and Printronix, send teams of managers each year. Through continued participation, companies build management teams whose shared leadership concepts put them a step ahead of their competitors.
Faculty
Learn from industry-experienced faculty from Santa Clara University's renowned Leavey School of Business, ranked among the top 10 schools by U.S. News and World Report for its part-time MBA program. Faculty emphasize innovation and expertly integrate theory with practice to help managers achiever greater results.
Instructors
David Caldwell, Senior Associate Dean and Professor of Management
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 work group performance.
Dennis Moberg, Professor, Organizational Analysis and Management
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
Dr. Bruno teaches courses in small business, marketing management, and business policy.
David R. Palmer, Partner, Customer Manufacturing Group
Dr. Palmer teaches negotiation in the MBA program at SCU and is an experienced management consultant, executive, educator, and professional speaker.
Terri Griffith, Professor, Management
Dr. Griffith teaches courses in virtual teams, negotiation, conflict management and motivation. Her research centers on new technologies.
Accommodations
Classes are held at Santa Clara University's Leavey School of Business. Lunches are provided, but hotel costs are not included in the tuition fee. Out-of-town participants may stay at local hotels within walking distance of the campus, and are responsible for booking their own accommodations.
Apply Online by March 31, 2010 and Save
Online applications available at www.aeanet.org/santaclara
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TechAmerica Members |
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Non-members* |
To receive early-bird pricing, application and payment must be received by TBD, 2010. Applications are reviewed and confirmation letters are sent within two weeks.
*Applicants from TechAmerica member companies are given first priority. Should your company join TechAmerica by the end of the program, the non-member supplement will be applied to your company's TechAmerica membership dues.
Cancellation Policy
- Cancellations received prior to TBD, 2010 will be given a 50% refund.
- After TBD, no refunds will be made.
- Substitutions will be accepted until TBD.
Information
Please direct Inquiries to:
TechAmerica Education Programs
5201 Great America Parkway, Suite 400
Santa Clara, CA 95054
Phone: 408.987.4276; Fax: 408.987.4296
Email: executive.education@techamerica.org
Past Participating Companies
Below is a partial list of companies represented over recent years. Make sure your company participates in the 2010 TechAmerica/Santa Clara University Management Development Program.
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BEA Systems, Inc. |
HP, Inc. |
SonoSite, Inc. |

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