Overview
Designed for senior executives, the blended format of the Advanced Management Program offers participants curated coaching and an invitation to learn together.
Over the course of 22 weeks, Columbia faculty and staff will support and challenge you to become a more agile, effective, and authentic leader through interactive online modules, in person immersion opportunities, executive coaching sessions, and asynchronous assignments. Collaborate online and in person with some of brightest minds in the business sector to build solutions and create a culture of innovation in your organization.
At a Glance
Program Structure
The blended format of the Advanced Management Program extends the quality of instruction and individualized coaching that Columbia Business School Executive Education is known for to wherever life takes you. The online components of our blended program allow you to engage with your peers, professors, and coaches virtually and from anywhere in the world, while the in-person immersion brings participants together at the very center of business in New York City.
Our program weaves together the very best of virtual and traditional instruction over 22 weeks. During this time, faculty and industry thought leaders will guide you through our distinct modules centered around an integrated approach to leadership:
Alumni Benefits
Participant Profile
Testimonials
It is a journey which I would recommend to anyone who wants to be challenged to succeed professionally and personally.
Carla Koffel
Country Director, American Bar Association Rule of Law Institute
Columbia Business School’s Advanced Management Program is a holistic executive education program. The academic sessions are facilitated by thought-provoking instructors. The individuals who comprise the program team make the Columbia experience uniquely rewarding. I do not think this experience can be replicated by another institution. The people make the difference.
Edward Baten
General Manager, Marriott International
If this program doesn't add considerable value on both a personal and professional level, look inwards. Columbia gets it right.
Ian Hogg
CEO Australia/Asia Pacific, FremantleMedia
Faculty Director

Paul Ingram
Faculty Director, Advanced Management Program Kravis Professor of Business, Columbia Business School
Paul Ingram earned his PhD from Cornell University, and he was on the faculty of Carnegie Mellon University before coming to Columbia. He has held visiting professorships at Tel Aviv University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University and the University of Toronto. His research has been published in more than sixty articles, book chapters, and books. Ingram’s current research examines the intersection between culture and social networks. He has consulted on issues of organizational design and strategy to leading companies in the finance, health care, insurance, energy, and consumer products industries.
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Faculty

Modupe Akinola
Associate Professor of Management, Faculty Director of the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Center for Leadership and Ethics

Vanessa Burbano
Assistant Professor, Management Division

William Duggan
Senior Lecturer in Business, Management Division

Adam Galinsky
Paul Calello Professor of Leadership and Ethics

Sheena S. Iyengar
S. T. Lee Professor of Business, Management Division

Todd Jick
Senior Lecturer in Discipline in Business, Reuben Mark Faculty Director of Organizational Character and Leadership

Rita McGrath
Faculty of Columbia Business School Executive Education; World-Renowned Strategist

Oded Netzer
Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Business

Doron Nissim
Ernst & Young Professor of Accounting and Finance

Willie Pietersen
Professor of The Practice of Management, Management Division

Andrea Prat
Richard Paul Richman Professor of Business

Ted Santos
David L. and Elsie M. Dodd Professor of Finance, Director, Heilbrunn Center for Graham & Dodd Investing

Medini Singh
Senior Lecturer in Discipline in Business, Decision, Risk, and Operations Division

Hitendra Wadhwa
Professor of Professional Practice, Marketing Division

Pierre Yared
MUTB Professor of International Business