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The Hotel School General Managers Program (GMP) 2010

14 - 24 June 2010
Statler Hotel
United States - Ithaca, NY

The General Managers Program (GMP) is a 10-day experience for hotel general managers and their immediate successors. In the past 25 years, the GMP has hosted more than 1,200 participants representing 78 countries.

Participants gain an invaluable connection to an international network of elite hoteliers from within the program, and membership in Cornell's extensive alumni network of more than 10,000 Hotel School graduates. The on-campus experience is the beginning of a lifelong connection to Cornell and its expanding base of knowledge and relationships.

Contact Information

The Office of Executive Education
Phone: 607 255-4919
Fax: 607 255-8749
Email: exec_ed_hotel@cornell.edu

Company Details

Hospitality NetCornell | School of Executive and Professional Education
www.hotelschool.cornell.edu/execed/
Room 149, Statler Hall
USA - Ithaca, NY 14853-6902
Phone: 607.255.4919
Fax: 607.255.8749
Email: exec_ed_hotel@cornell.edu

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