Concept
If established companies want to implement good conceptual ideas, they need one thing above all: entrepreneurially inclined high performers with "doer qualities", business acumen and leadership skills. This program from SGBS helps with this.
- Turning ideas into new businesses
Investing in new businesses has its pitfalls: the amount of money needed is usually underestimated; the time required to see the first successes is set far too short; the risk of flopping and thus the danger of failure is not taken into account enough. - Being financially successful
Partial successes motivate: a great innovation; surprised customers; employees who are proud of their own achievements. But it is easy to overlook that the financial results also have to be right. - Winning employees over to change thanks to leadership
Anyone who brings dynamism, change and new ideas into the company will quickly encounter resistance. This is especially true among long-standing employees who are satisfied with themselves and the past and often view new ideas as an attack on their long-standing success story in the company. This is why younger high-performers in particular need strong social skills.
Construction
Part 1: From the business idea to the business
Part 2: Planning and achieving financial results
Part 3: Self-management and behavior in a team
Participants
- Specialists, professionals and young managers who are expected to provide ideas and impulses for start-ups or new business models
- Younger managers, specialists and junior staff who want to launch programs for innovation, entrepreneurship and digital start-ups or who are already responsible for them
- Specialists in the areas of new business development, product, market and customer management
- Project managers who want to contribute to new growth, new profitability and new value creation through innovative projects
- Young professionals who are allowed to engage in entrepreneurial activities and are looking for comprehensive knowledge.
Topics
Part 1: From the business idea to the business
How market opportunities are identified early on. How new business is developed and successfully built up. How good ideas can be turned into successful businesses or project results.
Part 2: Planning and achieving first-class financial results
A business should be above average profitable and, after a successful start-up phase, deliver high cash flow and free cash flow. This is because this is needed to expand the competitive position and to invest sustainably in the future. What do business managers have to do to achieve first-class financial results in the long term?
Part 3: Self-management and behavior in the team
Leadership is an important skill, as it is about achieving sustainable and first-class results. The diverse skills of an authentic leader must be learned step by step in order to mature into an outstanding leader with great responsibility. What are the characteristics of strong leaders? What are your own strengths? Which social skills are particularly important in order to be able to lead and implement successfully in times of change?
General Information
Administrative Information
St. Gallen Business School
Rosenbergstrasse 36
CH-9000 St. Gallen
Phone +41 71 225 40 80
E-Mail seminars@sgbs.com
Internet www.sgbs.com
Registration
We are happy to accept your registration or application for a management seminar or program by email, post or internet.
After receiving your registration, we will send you:
- confirmation of your registration with invoice
- information on the schedule, hotel/conference center and arrival
- the room reservation form for your hotel booking
If the seminar is already fully booked, you will be informed immediately.
Information about the seminar hotels
Further information about our seminar centres and hotels can be found on the Internet: www.sgbs.com/hotel
Course fee, Hotel costs, Topics
The course fee (plus VAT, depending in which country the seminar takes place) includes includes tuition and all course material. Participants will download the seminar materials electronically from our download center shortly before the seminar. We will send you an email with a link to download them. The course fee does not include any hotel services such as overnight accommodation, breakfast, meals and the daily flat rate for the hotel or conference center. Participants must pay these directly to the hotel. The daily delegate rate of the conference centers in London, Boston and Shanghai is billed directly by the St. Gallen Business School and forwarded to the conference center.
Participants are of course free to stay overnight outside the seminar hotel. In this case, you pay only the daily flat rate charged by the hotel/conference center directly to the hotel or conference center.
The course fee is charged after registration and must be transferred no later than 6 weeks before the start of the seminar. We reserve the right to make minor changes to topics, the sequence of topics and speakers.
We as organizers have the right to move a seminar to our study center in St. Gallen for valid reasons without this justifying cancellation of registration.
Cooperation, Questionnaire
Some of our seminars are held in cooperation with other renowned institutions. The respective event partner records customer satisfaction at the end of the seminar and forwards the evaluation to the cooperation partner.
Certificate
You will receive a course certificate upon completion of the course, or in the case of a multi-part program, during the last part of the program.
Change of Booking, Postponement
A re-scheduling is possible only up to 6 weeks before the start of the seminar, and only once. In the case of booking changes later than 6 weeks before the start of a seminar, following re-scheduling fees will be billed:
If you rebook a booked seminar or part of a seminar up to 3 months before the start, we charge a rebooking fee of CHF 400 plus VAT. If you rebook between 6 weeks and 3 months before the start of the seminar, 20% of the fees for the rebooked event must be paid. If you rebook less than 6 weeks before the start, 40% of the fee is due. If you rebook less than 2 weeks before the start of the seminar, 80% of the fee is due. In case of a later re-scheduling the entire seminar fee is forfeited. If you do not show up, the fee is forfeited without compensation. Seminars and parts of seminars not attended are forfeited.
When rebooking, there may be program changes/adjustments and overlaps. This does not entitle you to a partial refund of the seminar fee.
Cancellation, Withdrawal
Cancellation of registration (withdrawal or cancellation) is possible free of charge up to 3 months before the start of the seminar. If you cancel between 3 months and 6 weeks before the start of the seminar, 40% of the seminar fee plus VAT will be charged.
Alternatively, a replacement participant can be provided up to 14 days before the start of the seminar against payment of the rebooking fee of CHF 700 plus VAT, in accordance with the target group description.
The full seminar fee will be charged if the cancellation is made less than 30 working days before the start of the seminar.
Seminars may, due to force majeure or because of an insufficient number of participants, be cancelled by the organiser at short notice until 2 weeks before the seminar start, without being liable for compensation for any resulting consequences.
We recommend that you either take out cancellation insurance or book your flight and hotel with a free right of withdrawal up to 10 days before the start of the seminar.
Postponement in case of danger, pandemic
We treat rebookings made due to a pandemic or an acute danger situation (terror, war) with great goodwill: We waive the usual rebooking fees. Due to the extended rebooking option, the above-mentioned “free cancellation up to 3 months before the start of the seminar” does not apply. The seminar fee, if not already paid, remains due with the value date stated in the invoice.
Dangerous situations include events such as an epidemic, a pandemic, disasters, serious political or social upheavals that pose a danger to the participants that should reasonably be avoided by postponing the event. A postponement for such reasons by St. Gallen Business School does not entitle the participant to cancel the booked seminar or program.
Insurance, Liability, Price Changes
We recommend that you take out seminar cancellation insurance with your insurance company to cover cancellation costs due to illness and other events.
Any other damage that could be directly or indirectly related to the seminar attendance, whether from accident, illness, liability, theft, cancellation of the seminar by the organizer or damage resulting from the application of the management knowledge imparted by the participants or the company commissioned by us, must also be insured or covered. We exclude any liability.
Swiss law applies and the place of jurisdiction is St. Gallen.
With the publication of a new brochure, all previous information regarding content, speakers and prices become invalid.
Valid from: 1 June 2024
