At Unilever, CMI has implemented an array of programs to build business acumen.
You'll build business acumen and a diverse global network without interrupting your career.
Over the course of any week there are many ways to instill economic thinking, build numerical acumen, and reinforce a practical understanding of the value of money.
I chose to pursue an MBA to build my business acumen and glean insights from how others are innovating in their respective industries.
Develop the bank's retail and corporate lending acumen; build an Internet banking presence; streamline back-office systems; expand such high-margin business lines as credit cards, private banking, insurance and asset management; all while fending off new domestic and foreign rivals for its bread-and-butter residential mortgage business.
A 2002 survey of Chinese female entrepreneurs found that many build up business acumen and managerial skills by holding high posts at large state-owned enterprises, and that it is through these sorts of connections that entrepreneurs are able to raise the capital they need.
This increases the chances that women can build the business acumen and professional contacts necessary to qualify for [advancement to a high-ranking position]." In other words, when corporate policies enable women to have children while not significantly disrupting their career trajectories, more women make it to the top.
Did the two years you spent scrambling to survive build your entrepreneurial acumen or was that your personality all along?
Working at a wine shop is also a good way to get a feel for how the system works as you build your tasting acumen.
Bringing together thinkers, students, and professionals from leading institutions and foundations across the country, the conference fosters discussions about the role of philanthropy in the contemporary society, strengthens professional networks, builds the management acumen to necessary for vibrant institutions, and cultivates leadership in the social sector and beyond.
Page A20 Obituaries ROY L. ASH, 93 He used tough-minded analytic acumen to build a multibillion dollar conglomerate, Litton Industries, and to become a force in the Nixon White House, where he led the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency.
