Getting Things Done: Strategy Execution Program

The Getting Things Done program is structured around the following topics:

• Taking Charge and Leading Strategy Execution
• Personal Characteristics That Build Influence
• Power: Why Some People Have It While Others Don’t
• Acting and Speaking With Power
• Making It Work: Change Pro-Simulation
• Visualizing Your Social Network
• Executing Strategy in a Global Environment
• Mastering Organizational Dynamics
• Strategy Execution Tools
• The Informal Organization
• Overcoming Resistance and Obstacles
• Wrap-Up and Conclusions

The Getting Things Done program is designed for business leaders and senior decision-makers from both private and public sectors responsible for driving strategic change initiatives across their organizations.

Using a highly practical approach, the program will empower participants to achieve corporate objectives by framing their decisions from strategic, operational and political perspectives.

The program leverages a wide range of highly dynamic and interactive teaching methodologies, including group discussions, class lectures and breakout sessions with a coach, all aimed to hone your skills as an agent of change. The combination of teaching methods has been strategically designed to foster an optimal learning environment.

To ensure participants get the most out of the program, they will be asked to prepare the academic materials provided two weeks before the program’s start date.

The admission process entails a three-step process:

1. Complete and submit the New York Edition, Munich Edition or Madrid Edition.
2. The Executive Education Department will email you to acknowledge receipt and provide further details on program dates, pre-program academic materials and bank details to submit payment.
3. Proceed with the payment of the program’s fee. This is an essential requisite to access the pre-readings and participate in the program. Two weeks before the start date, participants receive an email with a user name to access the IESE Virtual Campus and pre-readings.

FEES

Munich – Madrid

• General fee: €6,700
• IESE Alumni fee: €6,030
• IESE Alumni Assn. members: €5,695

New York

• General fee: $5,500
• IESE Alumni fee: $4,950
• IESE Alumni Assn. members: $4,675

Executive education Certificate fee: An additional 5% discount on the general, IESE Alumni or IESE Alumni Association member fee.

The program fee is tax-exempt and includes academic materials and most meals during the on-campus module. Travel, accommodation expenses and food and beverage taxes* are not included.

Discounts are available for corporate agreements and multiple registrations from the same company. Space is limited and filled on a first come first served basis, so early registration is encouraged.

Approximate Schedule: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with additional evening social activities.

*Food and beverage taxes are valid for Munich only.

Payment Details
We accept payments by credit card or wire transfer.

Admissions Requirements
The Admissions Committee admits qualified candidates on a rolling basis as places become available. Executive Education Focused Programs have their own requirements, and all admissions are under the supervision of the Admissions Committee. In general, participants should have at least 10 years’ work experience and have held a position of leadership with significant responsibilities within the last 5 years. Although there are no formal educational requirements, admission is based on professional achievement and responsibilities within the organization.

Cancellation Policy
Cancellations received within 20 days of the program’s start date are subject to a payment of 25% of the program tuition. IESE reserves the right to cancel the current edition or modify dates up to 20 days prior to the scheduled start date. Under no circumstances is IESE responsible for any travel expenses incurred. Participants should consider purchasing travel insurance including cancellation coverage to protect against the unlikely event that the program is cancelled or their own inability to attend for personal or professional reasons.

Cancellation requests received within 3 calendar days of the program start date as well as those received during the program are subject to full payment of the program fee.

If interested in obtaining the IESE Executive Education Certificate:

• Complete, at least, 4 Focused Programs, in English or Spanish, within three years. The 4 programs must total a minimum of 12 days of learning.

In addition to earning the IESE Executive Education Certificate, you will enjoy a series of other exclusive benefits:

• Professional guidance with an IESE adviser.

• 5% discount on any future Focused Program.

• Possibility of becoming a Member of the IESE Alumni Association, which delivers a broad array of exclusive benefits. Discover here how to make the most of the membership.

Getting to the Munich campus
Getting to the New York campus
Getting to the Madrid campus

New York: Park Central NY, West House Hotel New York, MSocial, Manhattan Club, Park Lane New York, Hilton, Michel Angelo hotel y Marriott

Munich: Hotel Palace 5* Hotel Ritzi 3*, MK Hotel München City 3*, Splendid Dollmann 4*, Domus Hotel 3*, Hilton Munich City 4*, Novotel Munich City 4*, Moma 1890 Boutique Hotel 4*, Living Hotel am Deutschen Museum 3*, Hilton Munich Park, Motel One München-Deutsches Museum, Adina Hotel Munich 4*, Gambino Hotel 3*, Residence Inn Ostbahnhof 4*, Moxy Munich Ostbahnhof 3*, Scandic München Macherei 4*, Hotel Rothof 4*.

Madrid: Exe Moncloa 4*, EUROSTAR Zarzuela Park 4*, Meliá Madrid Princesa 5*, NH Madrid Chamberí 3*, NH Zurbano 4*.