Executive Decision Making with Data Science
Executive Decision Making with Data Science
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Every day, executives are called upon to make innumerable decisions – some mundane, some momentous. Some of these decisions will determine the very survival of their businesses or their own careers. The Executive Decision Making with Data Science program helps participants make decisions that produce better outcomes for themselves and their organizations. Learn how your intuition guides you and about the mind traps that can impair effective decision making. You'll leave with the tools to identify accurate, reliable information to make sound decisions that will position your business for success.
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- Three-day in-person leadership skills and decision-making intensive at UC Berkeley Haas School of Business campus
- World-renowned Berkeley Haas and Executive Education Faculty
- Blend of real-life examples, business case studies, and data from your own company
- Exclusive networking opportunities
- Access to the program alumni community
- Executive Decision Making with Data Science Certificate of Completion
Who It's For
- New Leaders
- Senior Leaders
- General Managers
- Department Heads
- Directors
- Decisions Makers who impact the success of their functions or organizations
- A group of colleagues or team who would like to advance their skills together
A UC Berkeley Certificate of Business Excellence gives individuals the opportunity to create a personal plan of study structured by our four academic pillars. Participants will earn a mark of distinction with certification from a world-class university, and enjoy the flexibility of completing the program in up to three years.
"The course content is very engaging and kept me thinking...Once you go through the course, it is difficult not to be very aware of how biases can creep into one's decision-making process at the same time, one is also aware of how other's are being blindsided by their biases."
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