Stanford LEAD Business Program
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| Motto | Change Lives. Change Organizations. Change the World. |
|---|---|
| Type | Private |
| Established | 2015 |
| Director | Marineh Lalikian |
| Students | 2,400 (total alumni) |
| Location | , |
| Campus | online |
| Nickname | Stanford LEAD, alumni LEADers |
| Affiliations | Stanford Graduate School of Business |
| Website | www |
The Stanford LEAD is a one-year online executive program of Stanford Graduate School of Business which delivers a Professional_certification in Corporate Innovation..[1]. LEAD leverages Stanford Graduate School of Business faculty and curriculum. It addresses experienced managers facing challenges of transformation and innovation, in various industries, worldwide. It delivers a professional certificate. LEAD stands for Learn, Engage, Accelerate, and Disrupt.
Faculty[edit]
The school works with renowned Stanford Graduate School of Business faculty who also teach in the highly ranked MBA program[2]. Notable present Stanford LEAD faculty include:
- Peter DeMarzo, The Staehelin Family Professor of Finance
- Jeffrey Pfeffer, Professor of Organizational Behavior
- William_P._Barnett, Professor of Strategy
- Margaret Ann Neale, Professor of Management, delivering a course on negotiation
Campus & Curriculum[edit]
The curriculum leverages virtual learning platforms that mirrors a classroom experience[3]. It enables flexible time management for the participants to learn, but also reserves time for live sessions, small group discussions, Q&A or discussions with course facilitators. It uses the most advanced tools in the field of education[4], such as the NovoEd platform[5] and aim at offering a unique immersive executive education[6].
The course leverages on Stanford MBA resources but offers a format compatible with full time executive responsibilities[7]. Therefore it can be considered as a Mini-MBA[8].
The faculty offices are located in the Knight Management Center, within the greater Stanford campus.
Alumni & Statistics[edit]
Since its creation, Stanford LEAD enrolled approximately 3000 participants by cohorts of 50 to 550 depending on years[9]
The completion rate of the program reaches 95%[10]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ Course flash card Economist.com
- ↑ Program presentation LEAD official portal
- ↑ How VR changes executive education 03/2018, Financial Times
- ↑ Virtual Classes in a Virtual World 11/2019, Inside Higher Ed
- ↑ Stanford GSB Launches the Most Sophisticated Online Certificate 12/2019, IBL News
- ↑ Stanford GSB new digital curriculum 02/2018, Business Wire
- ↑ Stanford GSB LEAD or MBA? 11/2018, Forbes
- ↑ Considered a mini MBA? 03/2015, City A.M.
- ↑ Students profile LEAD official Linkedin page
- ↑ Testimonies 02/2018, Poets&Quants for Executives
External links[edit]
Coordinates: 37°25′41″N 122°09′40″W / 37.4280°N 122.1612°W
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