MBA Refresher 2007
The “MBA Refresher” Seminar is back in 2007 for its 5th consecutive year – a testament to its ongoing relevance to past and present students keen to maintain a sharp edge and their knowledge base current.
Enjoy the stunning environments of the American Cub and hear from leading UTS academics and practitioners tackle topics including:
- Corporate Turnaround in Action by Mr Richard Grellman - Director, AMP
- Current Carbon Trading in Australia by Ms Deborah Cotton – Associate
Lecturer, School of Finance Economics, UTS
- Knowledge Management Strategies for the Contemporary Organisation by Dr
Bruce Perrott – Senior Lecturer, School of Marketing, UTS
- Employee Retention and Alignment to Corporate Goals by Mr Jay Hedley –
Sales Director, The COI Group
- Trends in Private Equity by Mr Ian Johnson - Managing Director, Helmsman
Funds Management Limited
- The Hard Reality of Strategic Management in the 21st Century by Mr Antoine
Hermens - MBA Director, UTS
- Plus Panel on Private Equity moderated by Nick Samios and a Panel on Strategising
for Growth moderated Antoine Hermens
For more information see our Speaker Biographies.
Why is this intensive one day event so popular with GSB alumni and students? Because it showcases leading UTS academics and industry practitioners who present the latest management thinking and trends in the key business disciplines – including finance, marketing, management and strategy.
We have chosen a venue that offers convenience and comfort, but limited seating, so register now to avoid disappointment.
Date:
Wednesday, 31st October 2007
Time:
8.30am - 7.30pm
New Venue:
The American Club
Level 15, 131 Macquarie Street, Sydney
Agenda:
8.30am - Registration
9.00am - 5.30pm - Business Sessions
5.30pm - 7.30pm - Networking Cocktails
Seminar Schedule (60k PDF)
Cost:
Breakfast, Tea Breaks, Lunch and Networking Cocktails will be provided.
- UTS Business Network Members / GSB Student / UTS Alumni - $150
- Non-members / UTS Alumni - $180
>> Register
HERE <<
Final registration deadline is Tuesday,
23rd October 2007. Spaces are limited so
please sign up soon!
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