TOP 10 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT COURSES IN CENTRAL, SINGAPORE - PAGE 20

The programme is delivered via lectures, seminars, workshops, business games and simulations and directed independent study.

A winning formula in a customer-centric business approach entails an essential combination of disciplines. The SMU Executive Certificate in Customer Strategy aims to proactively enhance the strategic mindset of participants to be future-ready in managing new and evolving customer profiles.

Building your first startup can be an exciting but challenging experience! Many of the ideas you might want to pursue come with both opportunities and limitations that can be better analysed with a structured approach towards risk-taking.

This 2-day course aims to help entrepreneurs and business managers understand their unique strengths within the context of a team, as well as the strengths of their team members.

As a sales management leader, have you wondered about the secret to the success of a high-performing B2B sales rep? Science-based selling will help a salesperson boost their sales performance at every stage of the buying process.

This immersive and experiential programme is designed to help business owners and managers develop an in-depth understanding of their own leadership signature with authenticity and resiliency.

This module will provide you with the latest approaches in managing businesses, key accounts as well as stakeholders using simple and powerful methods and frameworks.

Crises are on the rise. In the age of social media and digital communication, the response to handling a crisis effectively is paramount to business continuity, the morale of staff, impact on reputation and eventual survival of an organisation regardless of their size.

A dedicated programme for leaders to enhance their competence and leadership in risk management with a focus in Asia. Strategic risk is far more consequential than you think!

After attending the module, participants will be able to appreciate how vital it is to take risk into account during sourcing activities as failing to do so will result in disruption across procurement processes.