Senior Associate Dean for Executive Education, Associate Professor of Management and Psychology
McNair Hall 338
The Management Incubator
Successfully Transition from Individual Contributor to Manager
Tuition Discount
To support your continued investment in professional development, we are offering a tuition discount on The Management Incubator program in October 2020. Tuition listed reflects the program discount.
Fall 2020 Dates: October 5-6, 2020 (*In-person + Online) | Tuition: $1,450
Spring 2021 Dates: January 6-7, 2021 | Tuition: 1,450
Overview: The transition to management is a major career milestone. A milestone that recognizes your achievements and contributions to the organization and suggests others see in you the potential to lead. However, success in management is based on more than technical or functional skills. The Management Incubator helps you build a strong foundation of core management skills to ensure your – and your team’s – success.
The program dives into all aspects of leadership and management. I highly recommend for all looking to go into management.
Joelle Hardin, Space Center Houston
The Management Incubator
Who Should Attend
Junior managers, first-time supervisors, and those who are preparing for their first management responsibility.
Program Takeaways
- Overcome common pitfalls in transitioning to management
- Becoming a manager: What are the new rules?
- Getting each employee to bring their best to work
- Managing individual performance by setting clear, appropriate expectations
- What makes for a compelling direction for your team?
- Managing the boundary between your organization and your team
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