PRESIDENTIAL and Key Executive MBA: Program Information
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Exclusively for Senior ExecutivesPepperdine is the only school that offers this one-of-a-kind Executive MBA program exclusively for senior level executives who want to position their business for future growth. Learn effective, real-world strategies and share ideas in your own personal "boardroom" with top-tier faculty and fellow business leaders who can offer invaluable insight and advice. |
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Executives interested in the PKE program are invited to an upcoming Presidential Roundtable Series luncheon.
June 24, 2009 July 14, 2009 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Topic: "America's Financial Crisis: Economic Opportunities & Threats." Meet PKE faculty, alumni, and staff and be part of this exclusive networking event. |
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The PRESIDENTIAL and Key Executive (PKE) MBA program is designed to create tremendous improvements in an executive's functional performance. Structured around a small-class format, this program imparts the knowledge and skills necessary to achieve the following objectives:
- Effectively lead and inspire high-level performance
- Anticipate opportunities and challenges in business environments to assess potential impacts on the organization
- Create and balance bold visions with effective strategy and efficient implementation
- Demonstrate appreciation for cross-national cultures and their impact on strategic and tactical implementation in global competition
- Ensure ethical fulfillment in the customers' and stakeholders' needs
- Integrate the individual and learning community experiences of the program for leadership effectiveness in business, community and life
Cohort of Colleagues
The PKE MBA program utilizes a "cohort" format, meaning your classmates remain together as a group throughout the 20-month program. This approach allows you to foster lifelong professional and personal connections with other key business leaders. Colleagues are committed to the development of one another's skills, knowledge and executive leadership. Classes generally consist of about 18-25 executives.
Civic Leadership
In this article published in Pepperdine People, a PKE student reflects upon his experience in the program's Civic Leadership course. As part of a class project, executives serve as personal job-training coaches to homeless individuals.
