Analytical Skills 
Improve business decisions by learning how to gather, interpret and present data.

Develop specialized skills and strategies to help you assess patterns, identify relevant questions, gain data-driven insights and effectively share analytical information with others.

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Ed Koch on Building Buzz

In his three terms as mayor, Ed Koch brought the city of New York out of bankruptcy, created a renowned housing program, and paved the way to the city's ongoing economic and cultural prosperity. How did he rise from relative obscurity to become an enduring icon of America's largest city? In his new

Drucker's Words of Wisdom

Peter Drucker is widely acknowledged as the world’s greatest management thinker—the “inventor of modern management.” In an exclusive interview, William A. Cohen, the first graduate of Drucker’s executive PhD program, discusses Drucker’s key lessons and how to integrate them into our everyday busines

Ed Koch on Creating a Vision

Legendary former New York City mayor Ed Koch rose up from relative obscurity to reign over the Big Apple for 12 years. Now he shares his strategies for creating a successful personal vision, in this excerpt from his book Buzz....

Ed Wallace on Becoming a Relational Leader

Networking is an essential business skill. After you get that business card though, what happens next. Ed Wallace , author of The Relationship Engine , published by AMACOM, is here to talk about how to plan to build up your relationship capital and take your networking to the next level.

Edgewise Is Going on Hiatus

When we think about inspirational leaders we tend to think about the big dreamers and the iconoclasts. It seems like it's impossible to be inspiring ourselves. Kristi Hedges , author of the new book The Inspiration Code , joins us to talk about how we can make our words and actions more inspiring to

Education: The Key to Diversity and Inclusion Training

Diversity and inclusion have become buzzwords. We hear them used by CEOs and world leaders in casual conversation, yet decades have passed since the Civil Rights movement began, and the “face” of leadership hasn’t changed much.

Edward Hess on Finding a Role for Humanity

Automation and robotics are coming to the workforce and they're poised to be as disruptive as the industrial revolution. Where will humans fit in to this new world of work? Edward Hess , coauthor along with Katherine Ludwig of the new book Humility is the New Smart: Rethinking Human Excellence in th

Edward Lawler on Making People Your Competitive Advantage

In today's global business environment, it's more and more difficult to gain a competitive edge, but it's not impossible. Talent, potentially the most powerful source of competitive advantage, is available. In Talent: Making People Your Competitive Advantage , the follow up to his best selling book,

Edward Reilly on the AMA Business Boot Camp

American Management Association is about to turn 90 years old and the information in our seminars is as relevant as ever. Whether you're a new manager who is just starting out or an experienced leader who wants to refresh their skills, there's something useful in the AMA Business Boot Camp , publish

Effective Executive Transitions: Whether Coming or Going, Hold Your Head up High

How to deal with transitions of leaving a job or starting a new one.