Certificate of Achievement

Riancha Schoombie

has completed the following course:

High Stakes Leadership: Leading in Times of Crisis

University of Michigan

This course is designed to teach leaders how to manage a business through crises and how to implement crisis management strategies. You will learn about the characteristics of resilient organizations and ways to increase resilience

4 weeks, 6 hours per week

Mike Barger

Executive Director, Office of Strategy and Academic Innovation Stephen M. Ross School of Business

University of Michigan

82%
overall score

Transcript

Learning outcomes

  • You will learn to develop and apply develop an exceptional set of crisis-leadership tools that will serve you well throughout your professional career.
  • You will learn how to effectively navigate the challenges of significant organizational disruptions
  • You will learn why the VUCA world is making crises more common
  • Characteristics of resilient organizations and ways to increase resilience

Syllabus

  • Why the VUCA world is making crises more common
  • Characteristics of resilient organizations and ways to increase resilience
  • Stakeholder value propositions and how these are threatened during a crisis
  • Organizing frameworks for estimating the types of crises an organization might encounter
  • The unique and challenging nature of the crisis environment
  • The fundamentals of crisis leadership
  • Building a plan to prepare yourself, your team, and your organization for your next major crisis—which, in today’s world, is not so much an “if”, as a “when”.

Issued on 24th May 2021

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Free online course:

High Stakes Leadership: Leading in Times of Crisis

University of Michigan