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Corporate & Custom Training

We understand you and your organization face
challenges that are complex and your world is in constant demand for change. Rutgers University Executive Education works with our clients on a one-to-one basis to create high-impact learning solutions that are tailored...

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Online Certificate Programs

Rutgers University Executive Education offers online courses accessible anytime from anywhere. All Rutgers University Executive Education online courses are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and are accessed via Internet from anywhere in the world...

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Lean & Six Sigma Training

The Rutgers University-Lockheed Martin Black Belt course is an interactive, two week learning session, paired with comprehensive online coursework. Rutgers University Executive Education in partnership with Lockheed Martin program utilizes Lean and Six Sigma tools and the Kaizen process to enhance the learning of key processes...

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Project Management Training

Rutgers University Executive Education Project Management Professional Certificate and PMP Preparation program combines leading edge self-paced online coursework in Project Management along with a dynamic, 3-day classroom training experience that allows for hands- on application of project manager skills using your choice of software...

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Executive Education’s Agile Project Management

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January 10, 2012

A Simulating Experience in Agile Project Management

 
A two-day course in Agile Project Management, scheduled for Feb. 27-29, represents the newest addition to the Project Management education suite offered by Executive Education at Rutgers School of Business—Camden (SBC). The program incorporates a computer-based simulation experience to reinforce important principles, enabling students to manage Agile projects in a dynamic, real-time environment. 

Executive Education and Caterpillar

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January 10, 2012

Rutgers Executive Education Helps Caterpillar Maintain Global Sales Growth

 
Even in tough economic times, Caterpillar, Inc. has registered impressive growth in sales and in stock value. With 2010 sales and revenues of $42.6 billion, Caterpillar is the world’s leading manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines, industrial gas turbines, and diesel-electric locomotives.  Fortune Magazine in May 2011 reported that, since the beginning of 2010, the price of the company’s shares has risen an astounding 88 percent. “That makes Cat by far the best-performing stock among the 30 components of the Dow index, which rose 18% overall during the same period,” reads the article, aptly titled “Caterpillar is Absolutely Crushing It.”

Deborah Kelley found a new job after completeting certificate programs at Rutgers-Camden Executive Education.

University News, August 2011
 
CAMDEN — Like many people who find themselves out of work, Deborah Kelley was seeking a way to restart her career. To spruce up her resume and sharpen her skills, the Audubon resident turned to the Executive Education Program at the Rutgers School of Business–Camden.  Now, Kelley works as a global custom software contract administrator for IBM, and credits the program for getting her back in business.

OIC and Rutgers University Offer Online Courses

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January 23, 2011

OIC and Rutgers University Offer Online Courses for Financial Advisors Continuing Education

Marketwire, October 2010

The Options Industry Council announced today new online course offerings in options for financial advisors as it continues its partnership with the Rutgers University School of Business–Camden.

Rutgers University Offers Fundamentals of Finance and Accounting Workshop at Mount Laurel, New Jersey Location Aimed at Non-Financial Managers

PR Newswire, March 2010

The program was developed to help managers or leaders with a non-financial background understand key finance and accounting topics that are critical to lead or manage a company, department or unit.  “Often a top engineer or marketer is promoted into a strategic or departmental manager or leadership role.  He or she may not have financial or accounting training, but other managers around the table do.