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CRISIS DECISION MAKING: NAVIGATING THROUGH THE STORM EXECUTIVE COURSE 16-20 MARCH 2015 Course Director Learning to navigate effectively in a turbulent and fast-moving world Decision-making is a critical leadership competency, especially in time of crisis. Effective leaders need to understand how decisions are made and how to avoid pitfalls. This course will provide participants with a powerful combination of critical knowledge, hands-on expertise and leadership skills that will enable them to improve their ability to face critical challenges. Key benefits for you The course will enable you to: • Acquire new knowledge, tools and skills that will increase your effectiveness as a practitioner in foreign policy and security; Deepen your understanding of decision-making models across organisational levels and cultures; • Improve your ability to analyse complex issues and present options to high-level decision-makers; • Access an extensive network of expertise in international affairs and security as a GCSP alumnus. Faculty profiles In addition to GCSP in-house experts, the faculty teaching the course hold, or have held, senior leadership positions in government, military and the private sector. They have experienced first-hand what it takes to be an effective leader in fast tempo – high-stake situations. They will share their successes and failures with the participants. Leading academics in the field will provide cutting-edge research in decision-making. Dr Carl Ungerer Head of the Leadership, Crisis and Conflict Management Programme at GCSP. He has over 20 years of experience as both a practitioner and academic in international security affairs, including as Senior Adviser to the Australian Foreign Minister. Twitter: @Carl_Ungerer GCSP The Geneva Centre for Security Policy is an international foundation with 45 member states from across the globe that provides forward- thinking and innovative solutions for leaders and policymakers concerned with international affairs and security in today’s complex, globalised world. 5-day programme

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Decision-making is a critical leadership competency, especially in time of crisis. Effective leaders need to understand how decisions are made and how to avoid pitfalls. This course will provide participants with a powerful combination of critical knowledge, hands-on expertise and leadership skills that will enable them to improve their ability to face critical challenges.

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CRISIS DECISION MAKING: NAVIGATING THROUGH THE STORM

EXECUTIVE COURSE 16-20 MARCH 2015

Course Director Learning to navigate effectively in a turbulent and fast-moving world

Decision-making is a critical leadership competency, especially in time of crisis. Effective leaders need to understand how decisions are made and how to avoid pitfalls. This course will provide participants with a powerful combination of critical knowledge, hands-on expertise and leadership skills that will enable them to improve their ability to face critical challenges.

Key benefits for you

The course will enable you to:

• Acquirenewknowledge,toolsand skillsthatwillincreaseyour effectiveness as a practitioner in foreignpolicyandsecurity;

• Deepenyourunderstandingof decision-makingmodelsacross organisationallevelsandcultures;

• Improveyourabilitytoanalyse complexissuesandpresentoptions tohigh-leveldecision-makers;

• Accessanextensivenetworkof expertiseininternationalaffairsand securityasaGCSPalumnus.

Faculty profiles

InadditiontoGCSPin-houseexperts,thefacultyteachingthecoursehold,orhaveheld,seniorleadershippositionsingovernment,militaryandtheprivatesector.Theyhaveexperiencedfirst-handwhatittakestobeaneffectiveleaderinfasttempo–high-stakesituations.Theywillsharetheirsuccessesandfailureswiththeparticipants.Leadingacademicsinthefieldwillprovidecutting-edgeresearchindecision-making.

Dr Carl Ungerer

HeadoftheLeadership,CrisisandConflictManagementProgrammeatGCSP.Hehasover20yearsofexperienceasbothapractitionerandacademicininternationalsecurityaffairs,includingasSeniorAdvisertotheAustralianForeignMinister.

Twitter:@Carl_Ungerer

GCSPThe Geneva Centre for Security Policy is an internationalfoundationwith45memberstatesfromacrosstheglobethatprovidesforward-thinkingandinnovativesolutionsforleadersandpolicymakersconcernedwith international affairs andsecurityintoday’scomplex,globalisedworld.

5-dayprogramme

Alumni community

Uponcompletionofthe course,youbecomepart oftheexpandingGCSPalumninetworkandenjoycontinuedaccesstoourevents.Securitypolicy conferences enable currentandpastparticipantstomeet,debatepolicyissuesandshareideasandexperiencesinaninformalsetting.

In the heart of “International Geneva”

Hosting35international organisations,morethan 250non-governmental organisations,and173 diplomaticmissions, representationsand delegations,Geneva representstheworld’srichestnetworkoninternationalaffairs.

Admission

Forfurtherdetailsabout thecourseandthe applicationprocess, please contact:

[email protected]

+41(0)227309609

Applicationdeadline: Sunday, 1 March 2015

Tuition fees: CHF2’500 (includestuition,teachingmaterialsandlunchonweekdays).Inalimitednumberofcases,partialscholarshipsmaybeavailable.

Languagerequirements: Thecoursewillbeheldin English.Notranslationwill beprovided.

Venue: GCSP Maisondelapaix CheminEugène-Rigot2D P.O.Box1295 CH-1211Geneva1

www.gcsp.ch

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Why you should attend

Thiscourseprovidesparticipantswithknowledge,toolsandskillsthatwillhelpthembemoreeffectiveasapractitionerinforeignandsecuritypolicy(atanationalandinternationallevel),orintheprivateandnon-profitsector.Thecourseisdesignedtodeepenparticipantsknowledgeofwhatisinvolvedinmakingtimelyandeffectivedecisions.Itwillalsooffertheopportunitytoexploreatapersonal,culturalandorganisationallevelthecapabilitiesneededtoperformeffectivelyintensesituations.Participantswillbecomemoreresilientbyexploringskillsandbehavioursnecessarytobettercopewithovercomingchallengesandsetbacks.

Course focus

•Strategicdecision-makingincrisis situations

•Decision-makingmodelsand techniquesintime-sensitiveandhigh stakesituations

•Impactofcultureinforeignand securitypolicydecision-making

•Useofhistoryfordecision-making

Course design

Thecoursehasbeendesignedtobringoutthebestofthe3crucialelementsthattogetherformthebasisofGCSP’sholisticlearningexperiences:Thelatestinhighlevelacademicexpertise,thewisdom ofexperiencedseniorpractitioners, andthecollectiveexperienceoftheparticipants.Thisuniqueblendenablesparticipantstoengageonchallengingtopicsandexploretheboundariesoftheirowncapabilitiesinaninteractivelearningenvironment.Wewilluseallthistoexploretheknowledge,skillsandbehavioursthatareknowntoproducehighperformance inchallengingconditions.

Participant profiles

Thiscourseisdesignedforofficialsandexecutivesfromgovernment,military,internationalorganisations,nonprofit andprivatesector.

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