2008 Dates: June 22 - August 5, 2008
Program Tuition: $52,000 USD
Please contact Michaela Cronin at cronin_michaela@gsb.stanford.edu
if you are interested in applying.

The Personal Roadmap

All program participants are given time to conceive, create, and develop their own Personal Roadmap. The Roadmap serves as a canvas upon which participants record their own key insights during the program, visually map and relate these insights to each other, and identify solutions to the strategic challenges faced by their organizations. In addition, participants often share their Roadmaps with each other as a basis for discussion and debate. As a result, participants return to their organization with both a plan and the tools to drive results.

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Stanford GSB Alumni Status

All participants in the Stanford Executive Program are considered alumni of the Stanford Graduate School of Business and are eligible to purchase membership in the school's Alumni Association. Alumni status provides participants with endless opportunities for further learning, networking, and enjoyment. Some benefits include:

• Invitations to worldwide Stanford-sponsored reunions, conferences, and executive forums
• Participation in regional alumni chapters that plan both educational and social events
• Lifetime access to the worldwide network of over 23,000 Stanford Business School alumni
• Lifetime access to Stanford Business School's libraries and select online research databases
• Lifetime subscription to Stanford Business magazine

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Program-Specific Alumni Events

The Stanford Business School also organizes events and programs specifically for past participants in the Stanford Executive Program. These events offer program alumni the chance to refresh and extend their learnings, reconnect with classmates, and build new relationships across other program classes.  A three-day Stanford Executive Program Alumni Seminar is held every two years, and past classes often plan their own reunions in addition to these seminars.

[ Upcoming seminars exclusively for SEP Alumni ]

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Alumni Testimonials

Who are the SEP alumni listed in the "Participant Perspectives" videos?

	Fernando Benavides Chief Information Officer Farmacias Benavides (Mexico)
	Michael Campbell General Manager, Strategic Growth, Mortgages ANZ Banking Group (Australia)
	Sarvjit S. Dhillon Group Chief Financial Officer Bharti Tele-Ventures Limited (India)
	Thierry Drilhon Vice President, EMEA Cisco Systems (France)
	Ajay Goel Country Director - Sales Sun Microsystems (India)
	Fabrice Fayd'herbe de Maudave Chief Information Officer Food & Allied Group of Companies (Mauritius)
	Timothy Hansen Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary USEC (USA)
	Cynthia Leblanc Assistant Director, Sudbury Tax Services Officer Canada Revenue Agency (Canada)
	Michael Locke Area Vice President Scotiabank (Canada)
	Nicola McLeod Regional Director Cygnet Health Care (UK)
	William Mosseray Chief Strategy Officer Belgacom (Belgium)
	Alan Murray Assistant Managing Editor Wall Street Journal (USA)
	Niranjan Nagar General Manager, Music Services Real Networks (USA)
	Marc Nassif Industrial General Manager Renault (Brazil)
	Colleen O'Keefe Vice President, Service Management NCR (USA)
	Susan Palm Senior Vice President Wells Fargo Services (USA)
	Catherine Phillips Vice President, Sustainable Forestry Weyerhaeuser (USA)
	Charles A. Pierce III Vice President Unocal Alaska (USA)
	Kevin Skelton Country Head, Chairman Investment Banking Merrill Lynch Australia (Australia)
	Hisatoshi Tachibana Manager Director, Marketing TOYO Corporation (Japan)
	Janet Tewhill Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Alere Medical (USA)
	Antony Tyler Chief Operating Officer Cathay Pacific Airways (Hong Kong)
	Michael Wong Deputy Secretary for Security Hong Kong SAR Government (Hong Kong)

When I go back to work, I will be able to think much more strategically. I will be prepared to identify the true causes of management challenges rather than just the symptoms. And I will be able to approach situations with a more global perspective.

Michael Wong
Deputy Secretary for Security, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Class of 2004

Programs, dates, fees, and faculty are subject to change.