Master Innholders Scholarships
Hotel Management Scholarships funded by The Worshipful Company of Innholders and
The Savoy Educational Trust


Master Innholders Scholarships


Accelerated early development of promising managerial careers

Overview of the Programme
This programme develops fast-track managers early in their careers, enabling them to make a wider, more credible business contribution. It will challenge participants to develop greater managerial visibility, credibility and maturity, raise their own organisational leadership, capability and influence, as well as add managerial value without formal authority and power.

Similarities between Developing General Management Potential and other programmes for young managers are superficial. It has an unconventional design with a strong personal development focus and it is this element that makes the programme so compelling. Managerial knowledge is translated into action through a powerful development process emphasising personal contribution, style and impact.


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Specific areas of focus in the Programme
  Benefits of the Programme
Participants develop greater personal awareness, managerial visibility and credibility. Specific benefits reflect the circumstances of each individual. Typically they include being able to:
  • Developing managerial potential
  • Managing knowledge
  • Managing politics
  • Leadership and teamwork
  • Competitive strategy
  • Effective marketing management
  • Supply chain management
  • e-business
  • Finance and management accounting
  • Operations management
  • The strategic management of people
 
  • Make the transition from an operational into a managerial role
  • Develop a wider perspective on management and business
  • Become better informed about management thinking
  • Understand the politics and social dynamics of organisations
  • Challenge the status quo in
constructive ways
  • Differentiate between good and bad managerial practice
  • Creating change through pockets of good practice

 
 
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