Debra Kennedy shares how her successful private-sector career with broad responsibilities in finance, marketing and general management brought her to leading a newly-created Executive Education center at Bentley University. Her background helps

Episode 11: Lovdy Grossman, Director of Conferences and Training, University of Texas at Austin

Nov 16th, 2016 16m 46s

Lovdy will discuss her background at the school which began with a series of events that she will share with the audience. She will also describe her role within the LBJ School and how her department supports the professional development needs

Episode 10: Ross Morriss, Director, Strategic Partnerships, University of South Australia

Nov 14th, 2016 19m 41s

We will hear from Ross on several discussion points: his background in business, his teaching for the school, and eventually his role in Executive Education as a Director. He will also discuss the core business he is responsible for in the area

Episode 9: Kristin Zecca, Director, Executive Education Programs, MIT Sloan School of Management

Nov 12th, 2016 21m 47s

Today we are speaking with Kristin Zecca, one of the Directors of Executive Education at the Sloan School of Business at MIT. Kristin will tell us about her career journey beginning with educational technology, earning her MBA from Simmons Coll

Episode 8: Bill Swanson, Director, Executive MBA & Non-Degree Programs, University of Nebraska Omaha

Oct 20th, 2016 36m 10s

In this episode Bill describes his career path that took him from a student of Executive MBA program at the University of Nebraska at Omaha to its director including responsibility for non-degree offerings. Bill shares importance of storytellin

Episode 7: Christina Dolan, Manager, Executive Education, University of Saskatchewan

Oct 11th, 2016 21m 44s

Christina will discuss her background at the university which began as a student and an intern, then becoming a full-time program manager while earning her MBA from the University and eventually her current role as the manager of Executive Educ

Episode 6: Paul Slaggert, Director, Executive Education, University of Notre Dame

Oct 3rd, 2016 41m 57s

Paul Slaggert discusses how he began his career in financial institutions in New York City and moved to working at a university. He found his passion in Executive Education and built on his strengths and desire to offer a unique connection to a

Episode 5: Dan McCarthy, Director, Executive Development Programs, University of New Hampshire

Sep 23rd, 2016 28m 16s

In this episode we will be talking with Dan McCarthy, the Director of Executive Development Programs at the University of New Hampshire and one of the top bloggers on topics of Leadership. Dan will discuss how he switched from been responsible

Episode 4: Deb Merry, Director, Executive Education, Dalhousie University

Sep 17th, 2016 22m 5s

Deb will discuss in more depth her ideas on growing open-enrollment, connecting with the business community, and becoming the vendor of choice for the local businesses. She also will share her thoughts on professional development in this indust

Episode 3: Denise Douglas, Associate Dean, Executive Education, Case Western Reserve University

May 25th, 2016 20m 11s

In this episode Denise Douglas will describe her background, Executive Education’s faculty bench strength, legacy programs, her role as an executive coach, some of her hobbies, and how her career at Case Western has grown over the years and whe

Episode 2: Emily Flo, Associate Director of Operations, Executive Education, University of St Thomas

May 25th, 2016 23m 42s

In this episode we will learn how Emily brought her skills of managing people in a retail setting to become a manager of operations and customer service at Executive Education unit of the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis, MN. She will al

Episode 1: Andrew Stevens, Assistant Dean & Director, Executive Education, University of Adelaide

May 25th, 2016 26m 57s

Andrew will discuss his background in the business world, his MBA, and the process of becoming the Director of the Center after the previous Director retired. He opens up about the learning curve, his relationship with the CMED Conference, the

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