Designed to be entirely customized, this certificate allows you to craft your own journey with any of our short courses or for-credit extended learning courses. You will be equipped with the cutting-edge knowledge to lead your team, enhance your department, and guide your organization to success. Take your capabilities a step further and enhance your expertise with the Excellence in Business Certificate. More information to come.
Emory Executive Education
Excellence in Business Certificate
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Certificate
MOVE FORWARD PURPOSEFULLY
How the Certificate Program Works
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Choose Your Courses
Choose any four Emory Executive Education short courses or for-credit Extended Learning Courses and complete within three years. -
Take Your Career to the Next Level
With the Excellence in Business Certificate, you’ll be ready to take your career to the next level and guide your organization to success.
Certificate Completion Requirement
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Excellence in Business Certificate
A total of four courses over a three-year timespan is required to complete any given Emory Executive Education certificate. Candidates who require additional time to fulfill their Excellence in Business Certificate should discuss their specific needs with one of our learning advisors. A certificate is a great opportunity to meet your continuing education needs and professional development goals.
Benefits
• Become a more effective leader
• Expand your communication skills
• Level up your business skill sets
• Help your organization and team to reach their maximum potential
• Expand your communication skills
• Level up your business skill sets
• Help your organization and team to reach their maximum potential
Payment Options
Pay up front for all four courses and receive 20% off, or pay as you go and pay the list course price.
Featured Faculty
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Kristy L. Towry
John and Lucy Cook Chair and Professor of AccountingKristy Towry joined the Goizueta Business School faculty in 2002, after receiving her PhD from The University of Texas at Austin. She has extensive experience in managerial accounting and finance, including a number of positions at Exxon and Compaq. Professor Towry’s research relates to the use of accounting information for managerial decision making, with a focus on managerial control systems and financial incentives. Her research, based on the experimental method, blends theory from economics, psychology, and other social sciences to provide insights into accounting issues. She has published in The Accounting Review, Contemporary Accounting Research, Review of Accounting Studies, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and other accounting and economics journals. -
Tom Smith
Associate Professor in the Practice of FinanceTom Smith is an expert in the areas of labor economics, pricing, film finance, sports economics and finance, and the economics of the entertainment and health care industries. He’s regularly featured on television and radio – CNN, NPR, and The Huffington Post to name a few. An energetic and enthusiastic instructor, Smith helps participants expand their thinking and develop a more holistic view of finance.