• Associate Dean, Olin Business School
• Director of ExecEdge Corporate Education, Center for Experiential Learning

• Doctoral Study in Economics and Finance, International at New York University Graduate School of Business
• B.A. in English at Yale University
• M.B.A. in Economics and Finance at New York University Graduate School of Business

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Olin executive education rankings WUSTL's Olin School of Business' executive education ranks 'excellent' in survey of people who attended Nov. 21, 2005 -- The Olin School of Business' non-degree executive education programs ranked tops globally in a survey conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit, a branch of The Economist Group which also publishes the Economist magazine. Olin's open programs tied for second place internationally (first-place tie nationally) and its customized programs tied for first place among similar programs worldwide.

Olin Partners Program doing it your way A new angle on executive education April 12, 2005 -- With trade barriers decreasing and outsourcing becoming a common practice even for white-collar workers, every business—no matter the size - has been affected by globalization. It doesn't take a genius to realize that American companies have to react intelligently to this reality, but instead of trying to respond on their own, many companies are turning to experts and researchers in the field

WUSTL to host global leadership event featuring Guiliani, Trump, Covey, Welch Olin School of Business is exclusive local host Aug. 20, 2004 -- The John M. Olin School of Business at Washington University in St. Louis will serve as the exclusive local host for a one-day leadership teleconference for business executives and entrepreneurs and other current or aspiring leaders. Top business leaders from around the globe will join former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, renowned business author Dr. Stephen Covey, business icon Donald Trump and former GE leader Jack Welch for the Tenth Annual Worldwide Luminary Series Conference, to be broadcast live Oct. 13 to the Marriott Pavilion Downtown.

Executive education Kenneth C. Bardach named associate dean and director of ExecEdge Corporate Education at Olin School of Business May 28, 2004 -- Bardach Kenneth C. Bardach has been named associate dean and director of ExecEdge Corporate Education at the John M. Olin School of Business at Washington University in St. Louis, announced Stuart I. Greenbaum, dean and Bank of America Professor at the Olin School. Bardach joins Olin from Case Western Reserve, where he served as associate dean of Executive Education Programs at the Weatherhead School of Management. Bardach brings more than 30 years of academic and corporate experience to his post, having twice served in executive education director positions at the Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Northwestern University, and having directed corporate management education and development programs for numerous organizations.

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Additional Experience:

• Associate Dean of Executive Education Programs, Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve University, 2003-2004.
• Executive Education Director, Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Northwestern University, 1995-2002; Associate Director of Executive Programs, Director of Executive Master Program, 1976-1980; Finance Instructor, 1973-1980.
• Dean and Director of MBA Program, Eli Broad Graduate School of Management, Michigan State University, 1993-1994.
• Associate Dean of Masters' Programs, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute School of Management, 1987-1993.
• Director of the Office of Executive Programs, Boston University School of Management, 1985-1987.
• Director of Management Education and Development, Harris Corporation, 1984-1985.
• Manager of Management Development Resources, Deere & Co., 1980-1984.
• Lecturer in Economics and Finance, New York University Graduate School of Business, 1971-1973.
• Coordinator of Business Extension Seminars and Professor of Economics, U.S. Peace Corps, Peru, 1967-1969.