Full course description
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| Self Paced | 30 Hours | Digital Badge | $990 |
Course Overview
This course will help aspiring global professionals identify and analyze future trends to tap their potential impact on the market. Understand how Future-fit Narratives can help forecast possible futures and will help better determine strategies to adopt for your company. Take a practical look at innovation and learn how it is strategically imperative for everyone in an organization to have an innovative mindset.
What topics will be covered
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Faculty
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Professor Mark Esposito, Ph.D. Mark Esposito is recognized internationally as a top global thought leader in matters relating to The Fourth Industrial Revolution, the changes and opportunities that technology will bring to a variety of industries. He is Co-Founder and Chief Learning Officer at Nexus FrontierTech, an AI scale-up venture. He was inducted in 2016 in the radar of Thinkers50 as one of the 30 most prominent rising business thinkers in the world. He is a global expert of the World Economic Forum and advisor to national governments. |
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Professor Tom Hunsaker, Ph.D. Tom Hunsaker is associate dean of innovation for the worlds top-ranked global management school, Thunderbird School of Global Management (a unit of Arizona State University), where he has taught in the areas of competitive and global strategy, performance leadership, and organizational consulting.
Hunsaker is also academic director of Thunderbird Applied Learning which delivers engagements that involve either extensive simulations or team-based, client-facing, project-driven consulting. |
Questions & Other Information
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To earn the Executive certificate you must finish all two or four self-paced online courses (depending on the program you enroll in) with a finale score of 80% or greater. The course provides approximately 30 hours of content. Participants have up to one year from the purchase date to complete this course. This course is worth 3 continuing education credits.