TRSA’s Ehrlich-Stempler Executive Management Institute (EMI) resembles college classes: a campus setting with top-flight instructors and a university-level approach to learning. Underlying the academic tone is the annual program’s dedication to self-realization and personal growth. In that respect, EMI is more like corporate training: group learning, experience-sharing and no cramming for exams. 
 
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First-time participants (Year I) study Management Development with H. Kent Baker, Ph.D., of the American University business school in Washington DC. He’s presented over 600 training programs on topics such as time management, strategic planning and creative analysis. He’s also written ...