Columbia Business School — Executive Education
Now, more than ever, executives need the knowledge and insights to help them adapt to change and solve complex problems. And as the business world has evolved, we have applied new best practices to continuously improve the experience. With our live online programs, we are taking many of our in-person programs and are translating them to a fully live and virtual format, delivering the same interactive sessions with faculty and real-time application of knowledge you would experience in person.
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What Virtual Participants Are Saying:
“The fact that I truly wished there to be homework assignments because of how engaging the lectures and course material were speaks for itself!”
— September 2020
“The live online format really works!”
— June 2020
“I’ve been a C-Level member for several years and this is the kind of continuous learning I’ve always sought to upgrade my personal and professional capabilities. What was totally unique was the schedule and tuition value that made the whole experience worthwhile. I highly recommend Columbia Exec Ed for continuous education or simply to broaden your horizon.”
— August 2020
“I enjoyed every minute of the experience.
I immediately started applying what I learnt and it worked!”
— October 2020
“Excellent learning experience with the best professors! Live online worked perfectly with small group breakouts and the virtual classroom.”
— September 2020
“Expect a mind-blowing climate of trust and intelligence around you.
So many great people in the program.”
— September 2020
“We all have very busy jobs, yet I found it very easy to tune everything else out during the lectures and remain fully immersed, even though due to COVID we all were attending virtually. It’s a great testimony to both the quality and preparation of the instructors that, despite this being their first time holding the entire course fully online, went so smoothly and was packed full of valuable and thought-provoking material.”
— September 2020
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