"This is an intense and inspiring week and a well-structured program that covers the long journey from idea generation to market success, embedding the many facets of innovation and entrepreneurship into a bigger picture. It provides insights into both worlds: the small startup and the large organization. A world-class faculty, supported from excellent guest speakers from the Silicon Valley scene and beyond. This course will definitely support and improve my future work."
"This program is an opportunity to share and learn from experience of senior managers from all around the globe. The program combines experienced tutors and practitioners from the Silicon Valley providing a unique mix that boosts your creativity and thinking about the implementation of the knowledge you have just learned."
"I had a wonderful, enriching experience at the Boot Camp for Experienced Managers. The training was a nice blend of theory and practical examples. It was very rewarding to connect with like-minded folks and discuss my organizational issues, and to listen to their ideas. I have already highly recommended this training to my colleagues."
"Fantastic! Best seminar I have attended. Very practical skills I feel I can apply immediately."
"The course posed great scenarios with in depth review of strategies and valuable nuggets of information. An excellent investment in professional development that will help me do my job better immediately, working with both internal and external partners."
"I can think of no institution better for your continued learning than UC Berkeley Executive Education. Whether you're a Fortune 50 CEO, or a videogame creator, your attitudes and understandings of markets, organizations, and consumers will be profoundly affected by the guidance of the Haas School faculty."
"Anyone involved in negotiations will benefit from UC Berkeley's Negotiations & Influence Program. It offers useful strategies as well as broad concepts that I will immediately incorporate into my job performance."
"I came away from UC Berkeley's Negotiations & Influence Program with a new understanding of many different negotiation strategies, particularly the value of pursuing a collaborative style, being integrative rather than distributive. I will highly recommend the program to colleagues and friends."
"I am very impressed with this course!"
"I was extremely pleased with the value I received at the negotiations course at UC Berkeley Executive Education. I left this program with what I needed for immediate results and a new found confidence in negotiations."
"Our group from Brazil decided to attend the first edition of this course at UC Berkeley not only because of the outstanding professors, but also because of the UC Berkeley excellence. It was a great experience for all of us. We strongly recommend it."
"The UC Berkeley Product Management program will change the way I look at products, people and the customer experience moving forward!"
"This five-day Product Management Program focuses on creating products that customers will love. The faculty all have extensive industry consulting experience and are at the cutting edge in their respective fields - pricing, business models, marketing, customer-focused design, influence without authority, and competitive strategy. All have won awards for teaching and are extremely skilled helping Product Managers become a great "general manager" of their product line(s). Highly recommended."
"This UC Berkeley Product Management course is the most complete executive Product Management program: no other business school offers such a comprehensive, dedicated program for experienced Product Managers. Thank you Berkeley! My updated knowledge and new valuable skills will help me successfully manage great products with high customer value."
"The faculty and staff of the Berkeley Product Management Program are fantastic. I loved Professor Sara Beckman’s lesson on getting close to your customers in the session on Customer Focused Design. Professor David Mok’s pricing strategy is very useful to Product Managers, as is Professor Holly Schroth’s discussion on negotiations and strategic business interactions."