Our participants have kindly agreed to share their experiences providing insights into how the Oxford Diploma in Organisational Leadership has contributed to developing and changing their views of leadership.
Miika Kuoppamäki, Vice President, Visa Europe
"To me the Diploma in Organisational Leadership makes a lot of sense and provides frameworks and tools for my daily work life. It really does!"
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Andrea Buck, Global Head, MBA-Direct.com, Financial Times
"This is the most profound piece of reflective learning one could undertake to affect both one's insights as a leader and one's long term career aspirations."
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 Sarah Walker, Manager - Reorganisation Services, Corporate Finance, Deloitte
"The Diploma has definately enhanced my leadership skills, both as an adviser and as an aspiring leader."
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Richard Coates, Director, Davos Consulting, United Arab Emirates
"Our second module covered strategy. The main focus was how to analyse the environment in which an organisation seeks to prosper."
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Stewart Hamel, National Sales Manager, ReachLocal Inc, USA
"A postgraduate qualification based on a modular approach; this enabled me to balance academic study with the demands of my organisation."
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Simon Porter, Assistant Chief of Staff, SHAPE
"The atmosphere created at the Business School during each module is highly conducive to learning and rewarding in its own right."
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Timea Havar, Trainer and Executive Coach, Havar Concept, Germany
"This has been a well-targeted investment into my own development by exposing me to the latest thinking in strategy and leadership."
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David Smollan, Chief Strategy Officer, Smollan Group, South Africa
"It was some of the best education I have experienced ... I thought the course was really well structured, opening my mind and providing some excellent frameworks to think about problems." |
John Lee, Operations Manager, Addenbrookes Hospital
"An exceptionally well organised programme which feels personal, bespoke even, adapting to the needs of the students." |
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