The North Africa Journal: Mediterranean School of Business Launches Executive Business Seminar in Tripoli, Libya 

Mediterranean School of Business Launches Executive Business Seminar in Tripoli,
Libya
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The North Africa Journal on 30 May, 2009 04:54:00
 
The North Africa Journal learned that on June 15, the school will kick off its
summer session with a 4-day seminar titled Organization and Change Management.
This module deals with managing people and organizations for high performance.
The program is divided into two main topics, organizational design and change
management. Specific topics include open systems organizational analysis,
technology, effects of national culture on organizational forms, problem
diagnosis, change implementation, resistance to change, the role of change
agents, changing the ethical climate, and managing organizational culture.
The second module, Financial Analysis for Non Financial Managers, will be
offered on July 12 to 15 with the objective to training non-financial managers
on reading and interpreting firms’ financial statements and annual reports; as
well as to provide them with an understanding of the issues driving firms’
financing and  investment decisions. Innovation and technology Management is the
school’s third offering from July 26 to 28, to provide executives with the
tools and skills to understand and manage technology and innovation from a
strategic and organizational point of view. The course aims at integrating the
management of technological, organizational and market changes to support the
development of new products and services, introduce new processes, and create
new businesses.  Finally, a Marketing and Customer Relationship course will be
offered on October 18 to introduce managers to the basic concepts of Marketing
and Customer Relationship Management (CRM). All concepts relate to business
strategy aimed at acquiring, retaining and building a long term relationship
with the customers. It requires the use of IT to achieve the objective of
profitability through enhanced customer relations.
Details about these sessions and the school can be found on this website. Click
here.