Founded in 1908, the Harvard Business School is one of the top business schools in the world that fashioned the case study method of research and teaching in 1920. Harvard has been offering executive education programs for more than 80 years.

• Over 8,000 executives annually attend executive education programs at Harvard.
• Over 60% of participants are from Financial, Manufacturing, Non Profit, Professional Services, Real Estate and Chemicals industry
• More than 60% of participants are from outside North America.
• Courses are primarily taught using case study method
• Offers programs in India, China, France, England, Brazil, and Spain among others
• Programs offered in China are taught in Chinese and English bilingual format

For more information please contact

• Email: executive_education@hbs.edu
• Telephone: 1-800-427-5577 (outside the U.S., dial +1-617-495-6555)
• Fax: 1-617-495-6999

Harvard offers various open enrollment programs in various disciplines including Leadership, Business Strategy, Corporate Governance, Healthcare & Science, Financial Management, Marketing Technology and Operations, and Personal Development, among others. In 2010, Harvard introduced eleven new programs including five programs in China and two programs in India.

Harvard custom programs are taught by faculty in Harvard Business School, Arts and Sciences, Medicine, Law, Government, and other Harvard University Schools. Harvard provides access to the Baker Library and Harvard Business School Publishing to its custom program participants.

The primary goal of every HBS custom executive education program is to develop leaders who can make a difference within the organization. While each company faces its own unique set of issues, all typically partner with HBS to help achieve one or more of three commonly shared objectives:

• Prepare leaders to implement a strategic change—perhaps a merger or an acquisition—and move the company forward
• Enable individuals to enhance specific management skills
• Build new or greater organizational competency in specific areas—such as marketing, operations, or governance..read more