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The Cornell Hotel School Professional Development Program (PDP Europe) 2009

6 - 18 July 2009
The Management Centre Europe
Brussels, Belgium

Whether you are a fast-tracking young manager, a seasoned executive, or the owner of an international resort chain, the Anheuser-Busch Professional Development Program (PDP) will put you "ahead of the curve" in today's multifaceted, high-tech hospitality industry.

The Professional Development Program (PDP) is a series of three-day courses offered at various times throughout the year on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York; in Brussels, Belgium; and in Singapore. Courses are geared toward hospitality professionals who have a minimum of two years industry experience or a related field.

Participants find that the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration delivers the most sophisticated executive-education courses to the hospitality industry. From line-level managers to senior executives, PDP is certain to provide lifelong learning opportunities necessary to advance business and personal success.


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Contact Information

Thomas J. Kline
Director Executive Education
Phone: +1 607-255 4919
Email: exec_ed_hotel@sha.cornell.edu

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