Managing in Business Cycles
Key Ingredients of Competitive Success
Why Attend
All businesses are cyclical, reflecting imbalances between supply and demand. The world is rife with examples: shipping, commodities like metal, ores, agri-business, real estate and stock markets. To have a good, disciplined hand in the timing of key decisions - to go in or out, to take a long or a short position, to judge turning points - is critical to business success. Managing in Business Cycles gives you the tools and insights you need to manage your business through critical market cycles.
Take Home Value
- Update your knowledge on managing in business cycles with recent insights and methods from research and practice.
- Comprehensive understanding of business cycles and effective management responses to each.
- Tools, methods and best practice in business cycle management.
- A global view on challenges in business cycle management, enriched by exchange with experts and peers.
Who Should Attend
If you're looking for a strategic, yet hands-on program that will help you profit from the cyclical rate patterns in your business, that will up-date and enhance your knowledge and skills and let you exchange experience in managing through business cycles with faculty and peers.
Main Topics
- Cycle management and the setting of strategy.
- Market developments and cyclical market patterns.
- Cyclical rate patterns for any sector in a given business.
- Market developments in first-hand and second-hand markets.
- Key decisions in effective cycle management.
- Timing in cycle management.
- The role of the capacity / demand balance.
Faculty
The faculty aim to make the program an experience that will broaden your knowledge and help you make the right management decisions as you navigate the business cycles that impact your business.
Prof. Dr. Dr.h.c. (mult.) Peter Lorange President of Lorange Institute of Business Zurich former President of IMD; DBA from Harvard University, Professor of Strategy and he was the Kristian Gerhard Jebsen Chair of International Shipping. Professor Lorange has written or edited 18 books and some 120 articles. His area of special interest is Global Strategic Management, Strategic Planning and Entrepreneurship for Growth.
When and Where
12/13 June 2010
On the shores of the Lake of Zurich, in Horgen, Switzerland, 15 minutes by road or rail from downtown Zurich and 25 minutes from Zurich Airport.
Fee
EUR 3'000.-
CHF 4'500.-
Application
For information or your application please contact.
Lorange Institute of Business Zurich
Information & Program Advice
Hirsackerstrasse 46
Postfach 324
CH-8810 Horgen
Tel. +41 (0)44 728 99 44
Fax +41 (0)44 728 99 45
info(a)lorange.org
