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Macquarie Institute for Innovation

Executive Education Prorgram

Executive Programs

Innovation, particularly knowledge-based innovation, is increasing recognized as a key driver of modern economic growth.

Executives in the MII executive education program are challenged to grow as transformational leaders, to shape powerful ideas into decisive action plans, and to think and manage differently in a changing business world, strengthening the innovative thinking and direction of both the individual and the organisation. MII's executive education programs focus on the issues relating to entrepreneurship, technology commercialization and the management of innovation.

Custom Programs

MII's faculty of energetic and insightful minds works closely with our public sector and corporate clients to design, develop and deliver custom programs which addresses the current business needs of our clients.

Our Approach

Identify -> Design -> Build -> Deliver -> Review

MII's consultative approach with our clients

Our Areas of Expertise

Some of the areas where our faculty are involved with industry and research are:

Action Learning Model

Be enriched and enlightened through our highly interactive action learning model. A hands-on approach where the curricula promotes teamwork and collaboration on practical business scenarios, enabling executives to apply the concepts, practices and tools immediately upon returning to their organisations.

The action learning model incorporates various value-adding learning components, including, pre-work exercises, in-class group exercises, simulation games, case studies, video-clips and webinars. Follow-on projects and mentoring sessions may be incorporated into the program to facilitate rapid implementation.

Open Enrolments Programs (Launching Soon)

MII's open enrolment program is a source of inspiration and imagination. The intensive one to three day sessions challenge executives with current issues facing high growth knowledge-based enterprises. It offers an opportunity to kick-start new ideas and to see business landscapes through new eyes. The programs offered by MII are targeted towards entrepreneurs in both the public sector and corporate organisations under three broad classifications.

Classification Area of Focus
Entrepreneurship The creation and development of new business initiatives, particularly "high potential" ventures that derive their value from their use of knowledge and new technologies.
Technology Commercialisation The development of viable business models to address issues related to technology and the challenge of successfully introducing new technologies into the marketplace.
Management of Innovation The process by which new ideas or technologies can be identified, presented, positioned and developed to achieve transformational growth.

Enquiries

Contact:   Sam Burshtein
Tel:   +61 2 9850 4803
Fax:   + 61 2 9850 4802
Email:   sam.burshtein@mq,edu.au

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