Plaza
Conference Centre, 5/F China Life Tower
In
a knowledge-intensive environment such as ours, a dynamic, state-of-the
art MBA degree becomes a career and business
necessity. Incorporate the fact that business is globalizing
at an unrelenting pace, and the MBA could now become a career
imperative. That's where we come in.
The
Rutgers Executive MBA program is specifically
designed to provide you with the theoretical tools, the practical
insights, and the vital hands-on skills essential to compete
in this challenging environment.
- Learn
more about the program and have the opportunity to interact
with Professor Sharan Jagpal and Rutgers Students & Alumni
- An
AACSB accredited MBA that can be obtained in 14 months on a
part-time basis, without work interruptions in Beijing
- The
same quality curriculum, textbooks, learning materials and faculty
as in the US
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All classes are taught by world-class Rutgers professors with
industry, publishing, and consulting experience, flown in course
by course from Rutgers University in New Jersey
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Small Classes of approximately 36 students enhance your learning
experience in a central and convenient location
Date: Tuesday, April 10th 2007
Time: 6:30-8:30pm
Venue: 5/F China Life Tower, No. 16 Chaowai Street, Chaoyang District
Beijing, 
RSVP
is REQUIRED**:
To
attend, please email: emba@rutgers.cn
or telephone (86 10)8526 2528/29/13, or Fax (86 10)6500 7299 with
the following Registration Details: Attendee's Name, Company Name,
Position, Years of Managerial Experience, Contact Telephone Number
and E-mail address
**For
qualified participants only:
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More than 7 years work experience
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At least 3 years of managerial experience
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Proficiency in both oral and written English |
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Upcoming
Rutgers Seminar
“How
to Price Product Bundles: A New Method and Applications”
Professor
Sharan Jagpal
Most
firms sell multiple products, including packages of products.
For example, a telecommunication company may sell Internet
access, wireless telephone service, hardline telephone service,
or some combinations of these products ("bundles").
Similarly, many firms enter into strategic partnerships
or alliances with other firms to co-market each other's
products, including bundles.
The
critical managerial questions are as follows: Which
bundles should the firm sell? How should the firm price
the individual products and bundles to maximize performance?
How can the firm make optimal product-line pricing decisions
after adjusting for risk? How can the firm make optimal
decisions after allowing for the effects of competitive
retaliation?
This
presentation will address these issues and illustrate how
this new method can be used for pricing to maximize the
firm's performance.
Date:
Wednesday,April 11th, 2007
Time:
6:30-8:30pm
Venue:
Kerry Centre
Fee: 150RMB for pre-registered guests or 200RMB for walk-ins
For
further information, please contact emba@rutgers.cn
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