Local business leaders in Greater Manchester have a unique opportunity to advance their skills with 50% * funding towards Alliance Manchester Business School鈥檚 (AMBS) short business courses.
To mark its 60th anniversary, AMBS is offering significant support to leaders in Greater Manchester, enabling them to access high-impact business education at half the cost.
These courses are designed to equip leaders with the cutting-edge skills and knowledge required to drive innovation and lead organisations through the challenges of an ever-evolving business landscape.
Equipping future innovators and business leaders
Established in 1965 and part of the University of Manchester, AMBS has a long tradition of global business education and is looking to encourage the next wave of business leaders in Greater Manchester.
The business world is changing fast. From the rapid demand to implement AI and digital technologies, to the increasing prioritisation of sustainability, the need for visionary leaders who can navigate this landscape is more critical than ever.
Now, more than ever, the next generation of leaders needs to be equipped with the right knowledge to tackle tomorrow's challenges. AMBS offers a variety of courses aimed at developing leadership capabilities across key areas including digital transformation, managing business complexities, strategic productivity, and leadership.
The impact of leadership development
Research consistently shows that businesses led by individuals with advanced leadership skills outperform their competitors. In Greater Manchester, strengthening the region's business leadership is crucial to driving economic growth and innovation.
By taking advantage of this funding, local leaders can not only enhance their own careers but also contribute to the long-term success of their organisations and the broader regional economy.
As AMBS celebrates its milestone 60th anniversary, it continues to focus on nurturing transformative leaders who can inspire positive change.
AMBS recently appointed Stuart Wells as its new managing director for Executive Education last year, who has more than 20 years of commercial experience designing and delivering global leadership and organisational development programmes across both public and private sectors.
Stuart said: 鈥淎s the school celebrates its 60th anniversary, we wanted to take this chance to reflect on how we could give back to this incredible and pioneering city, as well as strengthen our commitment to developing Greater Manchester鈥檚 business community.
鈥淲ith this new funding, we are hoping to encourage more people to develop their understanding of business and organisational transformation, as well as equipping them with the skills they鈥檒l need now and in the future to help both themselves, and the organisations they work for, to thrive.鈥
Seize the opportunity
Local business leaders can access 50% funding for AMBS Short Business Courses, providing a high-quality learning experience that will have a tangible impact on both personal and organisational success.
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* Terms and conditions apply. Eligibility criteria must be met to access funding. Offer ends on December 31st 2025.
