What's New at CSEP
The Columbia Senior Executive Program (CSEP) is designed to maximize leadership potential and prepare senior executives to rise to the challenges of our rapidly changing business environment. One of the specificities of the program is that it is always looking at ways not only to maintain the relevance of the content, but also add timely and exciting new topics.
Coming in April: Columbia Business School Alumni Reunion Weekend
One of the benefits of having participated in CSEP is becoming a member of Columbia Business School's alumni community, which numbers 37,000. Being part of this worldwide network of accomplished professionals has many advantages, including the opportunity for lifelong learning and networking.
Tuition Benefit Extends to Staff, Colleagues
As an alumnus of CSEP, you are entitled to a 25 percent tuition benefit. The benefit extends to you and up to four colleagues or staff members, and covers any Columbia Business School Executive Education program of six days or less.
Positive Impact Project: CSEP Partners with Casita Maria
In fall 2008, The Columbia Senior Executive Program (CSEP) launched a powerful new element of the program, the Positive Impact Project: an in-depth project to provide expert advice to a non-profit organization. This spring, CSEP participants will partner with Casita Maria, a New York City-based nonprofit that offers arts programs for children.
I Want to Be a Part of It ... New York, New York
The bright lights of the big city will once again welcome participants of the spring session of The Columbia Senior Executive Program (CSEP). The third week of the program brings participants into New York City for an exciting roster of events and academic sessions.
What's New at CSEP
We are always looking at ways not only to maintain the wonderful quality of CSEP, but also to fine tune and even improve the program. There have been some interesting evolutions recently, with the goal of enhancing the program even more.
Read Highlights from the CSEP Survey
Thank you again to everyone who participated in the CSEP survey in fall 2007. We truly appreciated hearing from you, as your responses help us continue to improve CSEP.
CSEP Alumni Reconnect at Reunion Weekend 2008
CSEP Class 114 alumni Stephen Che Keung Wong and Oivind Ekne were able to reconnect at the Columbia Business School Alumni Reunion weekend in early April 2008.
Special CSEP Programming Offered at 2008 Reunion Weekend
Columbia Business School hosted Reunion Weekend 2008 on the Columbia University campus in New York City April 4-6. CSEP alumni were invited to attend several special events, including the CSEP Alumni Leadership Seminar on Friday, April 4, hosted by Paul Ingram, CSEP Faculty Director, and Bruce Craven, CSEP Program Director.