Stanford Graduate School of Business announces Stanford Ignite an eight week part-time certificate program

Updated on: Thursday, November 01, 2012

 The Stanford Graduate School of Business, with a faculty that includes three Nobel laureates, has established itself as a global leader in management education and has built an international reputation based on educational programs designed to develop insightful, principled global leaders.

The Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) Executive Summit brings together Stanford alumni, leading executives, and leaders from around the world in order to explore Stanford's latest research-based business frameworks and the power they have to positively impact your organization.

The institute has announced the Stanford Ignite program, an eight week, part-time certificate program teaches innovators how to formulate, develop and commercialize their ideas which is currently being planned in Bangalore. This innovative program provides exposure to both the fundamentals of business and the practical aspects of identifying, evaluating, and moving business ideas forward.

"As we continue to strengthen our core, we are advancing our work to integrate education technology into our curriculum, expand distribution of digital content, and extend our global reach through these and other strategies," said a senior official from the university.

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