HASKAYNE
Executive
EDUCATION
Strategic Decision Making
Ensure you and your organization are
equipped to make the best decisions in the
midst of complexity.
How do you logically compare risks vs. rewards vs. varying potential outcomes of your business
decisions?
This program will teach you key decision-making methods to cut through information overload
and analysis paralysis to make better and faster decisions. This interactive program develops an
awareness of the numerous barriers to effective individual and group decision-making.
You will learn how to identify your blind spots and biases that may be sabotaging your decisions.
Upon completion of this program, you will have honed your intuition and critical thinking skills to be
a better decision maker and a more effective leader. No matter what decision you make – small or
large – you will be capable of making the “right call”.
Program Delivery: Classroom
Commitment: 2 days (14 hours)
Investment: $1,375
Schedule: Winter/Spring Schedule TBD
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HASKAYNE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Executive Education
Strategic Decision Making
Learning Outcomes:
• Avoid common pitfalls in the decision making
process
• Differentiate between which decisions require
intuition or a structured framework
• Learn to consider multiple goals and competing
stakeholders
• Understand the role of emotion and ethics in
decision making
Who Will Benefit:
• Executives and managers who are responsible for
making complex decisions in their organizations
• Leadership teams that need to consider multiple
perspectives when making decisions
• Professionals who require a method of
developing and presenting quantitative proof to
all stakeholders prior to implementing decisions
• Improve collaborative decision making
Faculty:
Loren Falkenberg, PhD
Loren Falkenberg is the associate dean (research) and an associate professor at the Haskayne School of
Business. Loren has consulted on corporate social responsibility programs and management of ethical
issues for a number of companies, including Alberta Health Services, Air Canada, Husky Energy and
Talisman. Loren has acted as a facilitator for boards and executive teams, is a published author and has
been a regular commentator on CBC on various issues in the Canadian business environment. Loren has
over 20 years of experience in executive programming.
Mehdi Mourali, PhD
Mehdi is an associate professor of marketing at the Haskayne School of Business. His work focuses on
understanding how people make judgments and decisions in the marketplace. In particular, his work
investigates how psychological factors, such as motivation and affect, interact with environmental
factors, such as the social and physical contexts, to influence consumer judgment and decision-making.
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Get a preferred rate when three or more people from your organization enrol.
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Haskayne Executive Education
University of Calgary
Downtown Campus
6th Floor, 906 – 8th Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2P 1H9