Planning school training courses in Ann Arbor, MI (public, in-house or online)

This five-day, hands-on program combines practical tools, best practices, powerful frameworks and current research to show you how to integrate your firm’s overall strategic challenges with human resource strategies and practices. You will acquire a comprehensive framework for effective HR strategic development and proven tools for managing strategic change through the human resource function to position HR in the leadership role. You’ll leave our program with a whole new playbook for ...

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Strategy without an implementation plan is as good as having no strategy at all. This dynamic program ensures you’ll know where and how to compete and gives you all the tools you’ll need to get you thinking in the right strategic direction. Learn about globalization and vertical relationships and key in to emerging issues in the global marketplace. Without a plan, there’s no foundation. Make sure yours is sound and executable.

Construction is one of the nation’s largest industries and the need for skilled workers in the field is expected to increase. Students in the Residential Planning and Estimating program will learn the skills needed for these positions: blueprint reading, basic architectural design, and basic CAD. The program prepares students for positions in residential construction planning where they will schedule work, research products, develop bills of materials or estimates, and prepare proposals.
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Our Financial Planning school covers the following:
Planning to Succeed
Money Management and Taxes
Savings and Consumer Credit
Consumer Purchases and Housing Decisions
Insurance
Investing Basics and Stocks and Bonds
Mutual Funds and Real Estate
Retirement and estate Planning

This course reviews the marketing planning process, the components of an effective marketing plan, and the role of market research and how marketers segment, target and position their product or service. The course then looks at planning and the Four Ps (product, pricing, promotion, and placement).

After completing this course, you should be able to:

Describe the marketing planning process
Understand how marketing information and market research is gathered, analyzed, and used...

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