Christopher Gentile of Smith School of Business at Queen’s University
Christopher Gentile is the Relationship Manager, Queen’s Executive Education at Smith School of Business at Queen's University.
Christopher Gentile is the Relationship Manager, Queen’s Executive Education at Smith School of Business at Queen's University.
For over 25 years, UNICON has published research relevant to Executive Education practitioners. We are delighted to share our archive of research reports, which are identified in three major categories: Industry Dynamics & Strategy: Partnerships
"Impact: Society, Learning, Business" Impressions, insights and takeaways from UNICON’s Director’s Conference 2023 hosted by Fundação Dom Cabral A Report by IEDP for the Executive Education Sector Brilliantly formatted, this report comprises summarized highlights of
Stephanie Hodnett is the executive director of executive programs at the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto. Prior to her role at Rotman, Stephanie was Vice President of Content Development and Learning
Authored by Kim Maybar April, 2023 The COVID-19 global pandemic impacted the expectations of how we live, work and learn. As we emerge into a “new normal,” hybrid learning trends developed and implemented during the
Carol Hymowitz March 9, 2023 Bloomberg Businessweek "The underrepresented group is quickly growing, with about 29% of the deanships of US B-schools now held by women." In a conference room at the University of California
Paul Kern is the Director of Learning Products and Services for CPED His past roles include: Director of Operational Training, Quality Management, and Government Audit, Director of Operational Training – Enterprise, Manager or Operational Training
If you are offering (or considering offering) micro-credentials, and if you work with (or are considering working with) intermediaries such as OPMs to do so, here is a short collection of articles you will find
Based on a talk by Daniel Skarlicki, Edgar F. Kaiser Professor of Organizational Behaviour at the University of British Columbia’s Sauder School of Business "For leaders in executive education, aligning our work with personal values
Salesforce and other CRM Systems Following some table discussions at the Team Development Conference in Vancouver, it was clear that several Schools are implementing or transitioning to Salesforce Education Data Architecture as their CRM of
Katarzyna Kozicz Fonseca is Head of International Development of Executive Education at Nova School of Business & Economics. Nova SBE’s success is explained by its focus on a rigorous and demanding approach to teaching and