The Institute of ManagementDevelopment (IMD) is the executive training arm of the
School of Business, Economics, and Mass Communication at the American University in
Cairo. The IMD offers a number of specialized programs, certificates and diplomas in
addition to tailor made training programs.
TOPICS
DURATION
DATE
Effective Negotiation
2 Days
18-19 February
Writing Professional Business Letters
2 Days
22- 23 February
Professional Report Writing
2 Days
1-2 March
Project Management
3 Days
9-11 March
Presentation Skills
3 Days
21-22 March
Selling Skills
2 Days
11-12 May
Interpersonal Skills
3 Days
30 March 1 April
Strategic Planning
3 Days
27- 29 April
Change Management
2 Days
20-21 April
Introduction to Leadership
2 Days
4-5 May
Internet Marketing
2 Days
9-10 May
Principles of Direct Marketing
2 Days
19-20 May
Customer Relationship Management
3 Days
25-27 May
Time Management
2 Days
1-2 June
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
3 Days
7-9 June
Corporate Strategy
3 Days
15-17 June
Crisis Management
3 Days
20-22 June
Knowledge Management
2 Days
27-28 June
Language of instruction :
English
Schedule
Workshops are held in three 2-hours sessions as follows:
9:30 - 11:30 First session
12:00 - 14:00 Second session
15:00 - 17:00 Third session
Registration:
Candidates may apply personally or through their organizations for the workshop
series or for one topic. The fees can be either paid in cash or by cheques payable to
"The American University in Cairo". Group discounts are available for organizations .
For further information or reservation, please contact:
The American University in Cairo - IMD (JC 6 th floor)
11 Youssef El-Guindi St., Bab El- Louk 11511, Cairo , Egypt
Tel: 797-6713, 797-6710 Fax: 792-3847 or 795-7546 email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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