Stanford Graduate School of Business Executive Education

Latin Trade, June, 2001

Powerful ideas, innovative practice from the heart of Silicon Valley

For nearly 50 years, the Stanford Graduate School of Business has provided business executives with powerful ideas that foster innovative business practice in organizations around the world. The school offers four general management programs and 16 specialized programs that focus on key business areas such as e-commerce, finance, human resources, information technology, leadership, marketing, strategy, and supply chain management.

Featured programs in 2001 include two especially focused on supply chain management and e-commerce:

* Managing Your Supply Chain for Global Competitiveness, August 26-31, examines the key concepts, best practices, innovative ideas, and pragmatic frameworks to develop and implement supply chain strategies.

* Silicon Valley E-Commerce Executive Program, October 9-12, explores innovative ideas for managing in today's e-environment and provides tools and insights to transform your organization into a market-leading e-competitor.

Each highly interactive executive program offers an intensive, residential learning experience where executives explore leading-edge management concepts, test ideas against peers and the world's leading business faculty, challenge assumptions, and ultimately leave with an in-depth understanding of the critical issues that can make the difference to the future of their organizations.