On this intensive six-day residential program, you will access the best applied leadership and management models, frameworks and theories from the world’s most respected executive MBA programs.
6 days residential
The Advanced Management Program (AMP) is the trusted pathway for professionals and leaders wanting to take the next step in their careers. It challenges you to seek a deeper understanding of your leadership capabilities and management expertise, as you contribute to the senior levels of your organisations. The program allows you to shift from being ‘in the job’ to ‘across the job’, with broader organisational mindset and a greater strategic perspective.
You are encouraged to challenge your organisational strategy and operations perspectives, augmented by insights into your individual leadership values and capabilities. The Advanced Management Program allows you to release yourself from traditional work practices, encouraging you to step back and integrate broader insights into new management and leadership challenges.
Facilitated by a globally respected team of faculty and professional experts, learning is achieved through interactive teaching, guided discussion, case study analysis, simulations, peer review and personal coaching methodologies.
Condensed from its origins in business school based, accredited Executive MBA programs, the Advanced Management Program includes the basic building blocks of leadership and management theory, strategic and financial management; organisational performance; negotiation skills; and innovation, change and marketing management.
John Barrington AM FAIM, Co-Founder, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Artrya Ltd and Simone Hansen FAIM, Chief Executive Officer, Netball WA and West Coast Fever. *
John Barrington is co-founder and Managing Director of artificial intelligence company Artrya Ltd, developing AI solutions to improve the diagnosis of coronary heart disease.
An acknowledged leader in strategy and innovation, he has advised Boards and CEO’s of some of Australia’s leading organisations on growth strategies and founded technology innovation companies.
He previously had 12 years' experience in the information technology industry, chaired a technology platform company and founded big data firm Nerve Systems in 1999, providing predictive analytics services to online, financial services and telecommunications companies across Australia and in Asia.
In 2019 he was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia. John has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Commerce from Curtin University. He was a Finalist in the Western Australian of The Year Award in 2018 and was awarded the AICD PwC Director Award for Excellence in the Not-for-Profit Sector in 2017.
Simone Hansen commenced as Chief Executive Officer of Netball WA in April 2021, bringing to the organisation almost two decades of senior leadership experience in the banking and finance sector across Western Australia, South Australia and the Northern Territory.
In her current role, her key objectives include lifting engagement and participation across all of netball in Western Australia, connecting the sport with the local community, ensuring the success of West Coast Fever as part of the elite national competition and continuing the incredible outcomes of the Shooting Stars program.
Simone is also a Non-Executive Director of the Australian Institute of Management WA.
*Speakers correct at time of publishing.
The AMP is for two broad categories of leaders with more than seven years of experience. It is for those about to transition into the first tier of executive management, who are seeking to invest in their leadership skills and extend their leadership depth as they take on more professional responsibility. It is also for experienced specialists in areas such as finance, engineering, communication and information technology, human resources, law, science, primary production, or health professions, who are seeking to broaden their leadership expertise.
Faculty from The University of Western Australia Business School and leading corporate business experts and executive coaches.
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