Please review the following criteria and discuss with your sponsor. Consider how much you will benefit from the program as well as how much you can contribute.
- Type and number of years of experience: Participants should have experience that has prepared them to derive full benefit from the curriculum. At the same time, they must bring with them experience that enables them to contribute to the learning of the other participants.
- English language ability: Although TOEFL scores are not required, English language proficiency is expected. All classes and written materials will be presented in English. Participants are expected to participate actively in classroom discussions and study group sessions, as well as give presentations in English.
Expand Your Global Banking Networks
Hosted for one week in Seattle at the University of Washington followed by a week in San Francisco, courses are taught by UW Foster School of Business faculty, recognized internationally, for their teaching experience and research. Classroom time is complemented by hands-on modules and presentations by industry leaders as well as a visit to the Federal Reserve Bank.
This program is designed for mid and upper-level managers with 10-15 years of experience in the financial sector. Participants come from diverse geographies as well as diverse areas within banking and finance, from compliance and HR to lending and trade roles.
- Be a part of the growing network of global banking institutions that support the program.
- Develop select employees and show them that you care about their career growth.
- Retain key employees and prepare for succession planning.
- Grow your leadership skills to ensure career growth.
- Improve your negotiation skills and your ability to influence others.
- Gain global, regional, and multi-cultural perspectives.
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