Leading Innovation: From Idea to Impact
November 4-9, 2012
Program fee: $11,000
(Discounts available for teams)

Location: Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire USA

In five immersive days, Leading Innovation will help you turn ideas into action. It is the essential program to learn how to execute an innovation initiative so that your company’s big ideas can deliver the growth promise.

IS LEADING INNOVATION RIGHT FOR YOU?
Leading Innovation is designed for senior managers from established organizations who have responsibilities for innovation or who are leaders of innovation initiatives.  These include strategy leaders, managers of new businesses, directors of strategic business development, chief innovation officers, chief strategy officers, chief technology officers, directors of R&D and product development, members of innovation teams and all those who support innovation.

APPLY WHAT YOU LEARN
As well as the immersive classroom experience, participants also have the opportunity to work on an action-learning project of strategic relevance to their company. These hands-on projects are designed around company-specific innovation challenges/initiatives. Action learning presents a opportunity for you to apply concepts learned in the classroom, thus delivering a payoff of the learning experience.

PROGRAM FACULTY
Access some of the very best thinkers in the field of executive leadership.

You will learn with the same faculty who make Tuck’s MBA program one of the world’s highest ranked. They are involved, accessible, and dedicated to your development as a leader. They will challenge you to think differently—about yourself, your business, and how you lead.

Leading Innovation Faculty Director
The Faculty Director is Prof. Vijay Govindarajan, known as VG, widely regarded as one of the world’s leading experts on strategy and innovation.  VG works with top corporations to teach them how to build breakthrough businesses while simultaneously sustaining excellence in their core business.  He was the first Professor in Residence and Chief Innovation Consultant at General Electric (2009).

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