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Graduates with an MBA will:
Integrate, synthesize and evaluate different theories of leadership to include: self-awareness, team-building and improving organizational effectiveness.
- Diagnose and categorize different ethical situations and propose areas of employee development and organizational change to promote ethical behavior.
Interpret and make recommendations of financial statements to include:
- Income statements
- Cash flow position
- Forms of capitalization
- Budgeting and monitoring of budgets
Identify forces of globalization and make recommendations on how they affect the multinational corporation
- Potential emerging markets
- Cross-cultural management issues
- Institutional (risk) factors
- Current fluctuations
- Strategic entry strategies
Analyze, interpret and develop market assessments that include:
- Competitive structure and rivalry
- Financial position
- Growth strategies
- External market factors
Effectively communicate ideas, problems and proposals through:
- Written communication
- Verbal communication
- Data analysis presentations
For more information about the suite of graduate business programs from Helzberg, please click here: School of Management Programs.