AMP in Media and Entertainment | Program Modules

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Program Modules

MODULE 1

GETTING THE BIG PICTURE: CONTEXT AND CASH

NEW YORK CITY

January 31-February 5, 2011

The opening module provides the foundation for the program by covering topics such as the global economic environment, media economic context, and finance and accounting. In addition to the course work, high-level industry executives make presentations to the group.

Subjects

The Global Economic Context

The Media Business Landscape

Financial Accounting

The Role of the Manager

Competitive Strategy

Corporate Strategy

Self-Leadership and Team Leadership

 

MODULE 2

ACHIEVING COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IN A DIGITAL AGE

NEW YORK CITY

March 14-19, 2011

The second module provides participants with an in-depth view of technology and the current media environment. IT systems and strategy, marketing strategy and management control are among the areas. More industry luminaries share their professional experiences during this module.

Subjects

Marketing Strategy and Trends

IT Systems and Strategy

Management Control

Decision Analysis

 

MODULE 3

CREATING VALUE AND MANAGING CREATIVITY

LOS ANGELES

May 9-14, 2011

During this module, participants explore the nature of creative organizations and ways to exploit new opportunities. Topics addressed include creative cultures and innovation, corporate finance, operations and how to manage creative people. The program takes advantage of its Hollywood location, which facilitates access to industry leaders and innovators.

Subjects

Operations Management

Project Management

Financial Intelligence

Entrepreneurship

Creative Cultures and Innovation

Managing Creatives

 

MODULE 4

PREPARING FOR WHAT LIES AHEAD

NEW YORK CITY

June 13-18, 2011

The programss final module helps participants craft new strategies for the future, while taking into account the latest developments in consumer behavior and changes in the global economy. Sessions examine topics such as scenario planning, global marketing, negotiation and cross-cultural management. Industry insiders also link personal and company challenges to the content of the module.

Subjects

The Future World Economy

Scenario Planning

Global Strategy

Global Marketing

Cross-Cultural Management

High-Level Negotiations

 

This program is designed to create a cadre of dynamic leaders with the skills to shape the future of media and entertainment.