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Business schools have long offered executive education programs for corporations.

To improve their workers' skills, some employers provide in-house courses or underwrite elaborate executive education programs.

Mr. Kisilevsky also points to the school's careful cultivation of close relationships with business and industry through its executive education programs as a factor in the school's success.

"Generally, executive education programs are about hands-on, immediate impact on local businesses," said Miklos Sarvary, dean of executive education at Insead.

Harvard has also begun conducting executive education programs in the valley, with about half of the students coming from the region.

But business school deans face additional challenges, Mr. Freedman said, because they provide executive education programs and must maintain strong ties to the companies that employ graduates.

She also completed the Leaders in Development executive education program of Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government (1999).

That doesn't mean you have to enroll in an executive education program — although you could.

In June 2006, Mr. Wolf left for a weeklong executive education program at Stanford University; they called each other every day.

Students will live in pods of eight bedrooms with a common living room, a design taken from the executive education program at Harvard Business School.

By doing so, Mr. Koutsoutis was able to improve the grades of students who might otherwise have been dropped from an executive education program.