Ready to take the next step up the leadership ladder? If so, time is running out because the deadline to register for the new OTA-Schulich Executive Education Centre (SEEC) certificate program is Friday July 24.
The OTA-SEEC program is based on two modules: “The Business Race Program” and “Critical Thinking for Leaders.” Both of these impactful, one-day programs will help participants build upon their business leadership skills by providing them with practical tools aimed at improving performance and driving business results.
The OTA-SEEC program will build on the skills acquired in OTA’s popular Next Generation program. (OTA recommends that participants first take the Next Generation program, but there is no restriction for registration for the OTA-Schulich program for 2015).
The Business Race Program will be led by Jeff MacInnis, a motivational leader who was once part of Canada’s National Ski team during the era of the Crazy Canucks. His current client list includes more than half of the Fortune 500. This module is scheduled for July 30 and will be capped by a networking evening at a Toronto Blue Jays game. To register for the Blue Jays event, or for more information, visit OTA Blue Jays Day for all the details.
Module 2 entitled, Critical Thinking for Leaders is being run by Dr. Brett Richards – considered the leading global trainer in Effective Intelligence, a system designed to improve individual and team thinking skills and system wide collaboration. This session will be held in conjunction with OTA’s Executive Conference on Nov. 4.
After successfully completing the two-part program, graduates will receive an OTA-Schulich co-branded certificate and a leadership development designation through the Schulich Executive Education Centre.
Seating is limited so make sure you register by June 24th!!
Contact Lak Shoan at lak.shoan@ontruck.org for more information about the Next
Generation or OTA-SEEC program.
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Canada-Ontario Job Grant
Programs from the Schulich Executive Education Centre (SEEC) could qualify for funding under Canada-Ontario Job Grant.
If you qualify, Government funding will pay for 2/3 of Training costs up to a maximum of $10,000 per individual working in Ontario. All employers must individually apply for the grant
Visit the Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities to apply or learn more about the Canada-Ontario Job Grant