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2 The PeTer F. Drucker AnD MAsAToshi ito GrADuATe school of MAnAGeMenT AT claremont GrADuATe university Will equip you WiTh The FuncTionAl skills AnD MAnAGeMenT expertise necessary To MeeT The ever-changing needs of The GlobAl economic MArkeTPlAce AnD The GroWinG creative economy.

3 The Drucker Difference PeTer f. Drucker is known as The father of modern management, and his writings on management Theory and PracTice have ProveD Timeless in understanding and PreDicTing worldwide business PracTices. The fundamental aspects of his work including socially responsible management, knowledge worker productivity and management as a liberal art form the foundation of the Drucker School s management philosophy. The Drucker School views management as a human enterprise an art as well as a science that integrates perspectives from a variety of disciplines. With knowledge workers driving the growth of the creative economy those industries translating creativity into economic value there is a critical need for managers and leaders who can provide creative management and business planning skills in a broad range of business environments. The Drucker MBA Program, with its core values and curriculum firmly rooted in Peter Drucker s enduring management principles, prepares you to become a leader in the creative economy through the cultivation and management of creativity, knowledge and information. The Drucker Difference combines the liberal art of management and its focus on both effective management and ethical leadership, with pragmatic applications to real-world problems through our emphasis on the practice of management. As a Drucker MBA student, you will experience the benefits of the Drucker Difference through: Small class SizeS cross-discipline orientation a focus on Socially responsible and ethical business practices a dynamic Set of core courses infused with peter drucker S management philosophy The Drucker School 1

4 The PracTice of management The Drucker School firmly believes in Peter Drucker s principle of the Practice of Management, with a significant portion of the classroom experience centered on applied learning. The Drucker MBA curriculum immerses you in the real world of business with meaningful opportunities for practical application. In addition to gaining a solid foundation in marketing, finance, accounting, strategy and leadership, you will have extensive opportunities to apply your analytical skills to real problems facing organizations. The Drucker School s Practice of Management orientation will prepare you to become a future senior manager or executive in the creative economy and its support industries through opportunities for invaluable real-world experience. At the Drucker School you will have opportunities for rich applied experience in the field through a variety of channels, including: > client work > Student projects > research for firms > the School s new institute for the practice of management (launching Spring 2013) creative economy The creative economy is comprised of industries that rely upon intellectual property and knowledge workers to drive new project development, new business models, and new content. By investing in courses and partnerships that focus on the creative economy, the Drucker School is positioning itself as a leader in this industry space. The Drucker MBA Program aims to develop a generation of business professionals with the strategic leadership and business management skills to meet the complex needs of the creative industries. With the Drucker School s location in Southern California, an incubation and development engine for firms in the creative economy, you will be closely connected to creative industry firms and their support industries. Through strategic partnerships with creative industry firms, the Drucker School will offer you access to a wide range of opportunities: > exposure to executives and professionals servicing firms that work in or serve the creative economy > opportunities to collaborate on research and production projects > understanding of the interaction between creative and business domains and the political, economic and cultural contexts in which the creative industries operate > insight into the challenges confronting creative industries and how to deploy creative thinking alongside traditional business expertise to generate growth and value 2 The Drucker School

5 CREATIVE INDUSTRIES signify any firm or business venture where creativity or intellectual productivity is the primary product or service utilized to generate value for the organization. This represents a broad range of business environments in need of a variety of creative management and business planning skills. 1 CREATIVE INDUSTRIES ARE THE NUMBER ONE ENGINE OF THE LOS ANGELES ECONOMY. 642,000 4 th IN 2011 THE CREATIVE ECONOMY REPRESENTED THE 4TH LARGEST EMPLOYMENT CLUSTER OUT OF 66 IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY. CREATIVE INDUSTRY DIRECT AND INDIRECT JOBS IN THE LOS ANGELES AREA IN CREATIVE INDUSTRIES ACCOUNT FOR ADVERTISING ARCHITECTURE ARTS & CRAFTS DESIGN FASHION FILM VIDEO PHOTOGRAPHY SOFTWARE COMPUTER GAMES ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING MUSIC VISUAL PERFORMING ARTS SAMPLE COMPANIES PUBLISHING RADIO 25% OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMY TELEVISION Disney, Mattel, Time Warner, Electronic Arts (EA), Warner Bros., Microsoft, Google, Monitor Group, Deloitte, NPR, Cisco, Apple, Dell, Saatchi & Saatchi, Wieden+Kennedy, Activision SEATTLE TRI-STATE AREA MINNEAPOLIS BAY AREA BOSTON CHICAGO PROVO DENVER NEW *YORK CITY WASHINGTON DC * LOS ANGELES Areas and cities with a high concentration of creative industries. 50% SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA * 14 Creative industry jobs in the U.S. based in Los Angeles or New York. in AUSTIN WEALTH GENERATED BY THE CREATIVE SECTOR IN THE UNITED STATES (wage and salary income) SOURCES: Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation Richard Florida & Kevin Stolarick (Creative Class Group 2010) Forbes America's Most Innovative Cities 2010 The Drucker School The economic impact of the creative arts industries: New York and Los Angeles, Monthly Labor Review, October

6 bettina Sherick undergraduate School University of California, Davis drucker degree MBA year of graduation from drucker 1998 name and city of current employer 20th Century Fox, Los Angeles, CA Job title Senior VP, International Digital Marketing my experience at the drucker School gave me the ability to think and act Strategically. i credit drucker for giving me the SkillS it took to grow my career into what has been an incredible ride. 4 The Drucker School

7 A DRUCKER DRUCKER STUDENTS come from diverse backgrounds and have high levels of academic achievement. The diversity of the student body contributes to rich classroom discussions and the opportunity to examine management issues from a variety of perspectives. Self-motivated Strategic Innovative Passionate About Making a Positive Impact 20% 3+ MINORITY YEARS OF WORK EXPERIENCE 50% INTERNATIONAL 24+ AGE 40% FEMALE The Drucker Difference Creative Industries Focus The Practice of Management INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGER ANALYST PRODUCT MANAGER APPLICATIONS ENGINEER BRAND MANAGER DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS ENTREPRENEUR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANT ACCOUNT MANAGER DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR MEDIA MANAGER PROJECT MANAGER SYSTEMS MANAGER FUTURE LEADERS The Drucker School 5

8 Tony Morales Undergraduate School University of Redlands, Redlands, CA Drucker Degree MBA, Strategy Year of Graduation from Drucker 2007 Name and city of current employer Nike, Inc., Beaverton, OR Job title Senior Business Consultant The Drucker School s mission statement about making an impact captured my attention and I thought, That s what I want to do. I liked the location and liberal arts philosophy and the global aspect of the student body. In my case, the School just called to me. It was one of the best decisions I ve ever made. 6 The Drucker School

9 mba Program The Drucker MBA program integrates Peter Drucker s management perspective with a focus on the creative economy and brings theory into practice within a collaborative learning environment. The goal of the Drucker MBA is to develop future leaders by enhancing their ability to make sound strategic decisions and to lead and inspire others. Drucker MBA Curriculum The Drucker MBA is a 2-year program requiring 60 units of coursework. Our structured yet flexible curriculum has four major tenets to prepare you for your professional goals: the drucker difference Educating you on the philosophies and values of Peter Drucker. foundational management core Traditional business courses that every MBA needs in their toolbox. ethical Judgment and practice Embedded in all core and elective courses, designed to challenge and guide your thinking and actions. the practice of management Courses focused on experiential learning by bringing theory to practice. Curriculum Structure 1YEAR Foundational Business Core and the Drucker Difference 7 Courses 2 Semesters 2YEAR Professional Alignment 5+ Courses (Electives) Concentration Option 2 Semesters Practice of Management A Sequence of Modular Courses 4 Semesters Areas of Concentration finance marketing Strategy leadership global management information technology (it) management International Study Abroad Programs You have several opportunities to do intensive coursework abroad, as well as to participate in a semester-long exchange program with one of our partner schools Hitosubashi University in Japan, St. Gallen University in Switzerland, and RSM Erasmus University in the Netherlands. The Drucker School 7

10 THE DRUCKER EXPERIENCE With numerous opportunities for extracurricular and social activities, at Drucker you will benefit from a community-oriented environment that is both intimate and diverse. Professional Clubs Network with industry professionals and enhance your classroom experience. > Arts Enterprise Club > Women in Leadership > Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Club > Net Impact > Drucker School Consulting Association > Finance and Investment Club > Marketing Association > Case competitions Social Clubs and Activities Connect with Drucker and CGU students. > Golf Club > Hiking and Outdoor Society > Philanthropy and Community Service Club > Thursdays on Drucker Way 50% OF STUDENT BODY IS INTERNATIONAL International Student Resources International Fellows Program Advanced English language study program. International Place A center for cultural exchange and a resource to assist international students transitioning to life in the U.S. THE CLAREMONT COLLEGES The Claremont Colleges Consortium includes Claremont Graduate University, 5 prestigious undergraduate colleges (Claremont McKenna, Harvey Mudd, Pitzer, Pomona and Scripps Colleges), and the Keck Graduate Institute of Applied Life Sciences. The Consortium is characterized by high levels of academic collaboration and an emphasis on advancing theory into practice LIBRARIES CAFETERIAS GYMS ATHLETIC FACILITIES CAFES Through shared college resources, Drucker students have access to a broad array of cultural, intellectual and athletic activities and facilities. 8 The Drucker School

11 Andy Brown Undergraduate School Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Drucker Degree MBA/MAAM Year of Graduation from Drucker 2009 Name and city of current employer Los Angeles Master Chorale, Los Angeles, California Job title Director of Operations I wanted to develop my management and marketing skills and the vibe was right: it was a very cooperative program and a supportive environment. I wouldn t have gotten my current position without my graduate degree; Drucker made me a great fit for what I do now. The Drucker School 9

12 AT THE DRUCKER SCHOOL, we re making it our mission not only to prepare you academically, but also to coach you on the newest methods and strategies to secure an internship and full-time job. THE DRUCKER CAREER BOOTCAMP DRAWS ON INDUSTRY EXPERTS AND BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS TO PREPARE YOU TO SUCCESSFULLY MARKET YOURSELF IN THE CREATIVE INDUSTRIES. Resources including business cards, personalized name badges, and specialized industry literature. Build your personal brand through a workshop by leading personal brand management professionals and determine the imprint you want to leave on the business landscape. PERSONAL BRAND MANAGEMENT Map out a career development plan from where you are now to where you want to be. CAREER ASSESSMENT CAREER BOOTCAMP CAREER TOOLKIT Build a strong resume and cover letter, on paper and online. RESUME AND COVER LETTER JOB SEARCH TACTICS Learn how to utilize a more sophisticated and grassroots approach to the modern day job search. 10 The Drucker School

13 GettinG you out Front We believe in taking you to Where the jobs are today. We'll help you Focus your job search, target appropriate employers, and make the right connections For your next career move. The Drucker School Office of Career Management provides you with opportunities to navigate your way to a fulfilling experience in business school and beyond. We work to get you "out front" through: Company on-site visits meet and Greet small Group lunch meetings with alumni sponsorship to attend national mba Career ConferenCes on-campus industry panels alumni careers Graduates of the Drucker School are found in every kind of organization, from start-ups and family-owned businesses to consulting firms and Fortune 500 companies. Following is a partial list of organizations that employ graduates of the Drucker School: Accenture, Inc. Allergan, Inc. Amgen Foundation, Inc. Bain and Co. Bank of America Bank of NY Mellon Barclays Capital Beckman Coulter, Inc. Birch Capital Bison Capital Asset Management Bloomberg Boeing Citigroup Citizens Business Bank Coca-Cola Co. Deloitte & Touche Department of Energy Deutsche Bank Disney Edison International EPSON America, Inc. Ernst & Young, LLP Ford Motor Co. GE Capital Goldman Sachs & Company Gould Asset Management H.J. Heinz Co. Industrial Bank of China Intel Corporation Johnson & Johnson Co. KPMG Mattel, Inc. McKinsey & Company Microsoft Corporation Morgan Stanley NBC Universal Nestlé USA Nike, Inc. Northrop Grumman Panda Restaurant Group Peninsula Asset Management PIMCO PricewaterhouseCoopers Target Toyota Financial Services WedBush Western Asset Management The Drucker School 11

14 the drucker alumni network currently 5,000 Strong is comprised of accomplished business leaders and industry professionals who are committed to the ongoing SucceSS of the School, fellow alumni and current StudentS. 12 The Drucker School

15 The Power of connection upon enrolling at The Drucker school, you will establish an immediate connection To The school s global community of DisTinguisheD alumni. The Office of Alumni Relations will work with you on a one-on-one basis to connect you with alumni who can help you achieve your personal and professional goals. As a Drucker student, you have the opportunity to interact with alumni at: alumni events Regional alumni groups that each host a minimum of 3 events per year. classroom and club events Alumni are frequently invited as guest speakers. When you graduate from the Drucker School, you will be forever part of our tight-knit alumni network and will have numerous opportunities to remain connected to the School, as well as to this vibrant community of business professionals. international network The Drucker alumni community reaches around the world. The following countries are represented by Drucker alumni: Algeria Ecuador Israel Netherlands Spain Argentina Eritrea Italy New Zealand Sweden Australia Ethiopia Japan North Korea Switzerland Austria Finland Kuwait Pakistan Taiwan Belgium France Lebanon Philippines Tanzania Benin Germany Liberia Portugal Thailand Brazil Greece Macau Russia Tunisia Cameroon Guatemala Madagascar Saint Lucia Turkey Canada Hong Kong Malawi Saudi Arabia Uganda China Iceland Malaysia Singapore United Arab Emirates Colombia India Malta South Africa United Kingdom Denmark Indonesia Mexico South Korea Venezuela The Drucker School 13

16 located JuSt 35 miles east of downtown los angeles, claremont is within easy driving distance of a tremendous range of Social, cultural and SportS activities. our proximity to Southern california S diverse destinations and attractions affords StudentS the opportunity to explore one of the most dynamic regions in the u.s. 14 The Drucker School

17 a Place To call home The Drucker School is located in the beautiful college town of Claremont, California (population 35,000). Named #5 of the Best 100 Places to Live by CNN/Money *, Claremont is known as the the City of Trees and Ph.D.s, and is recognized for its tree-lined streets, Spanish/ Mediterranean architecture, and historic buildings. The charming downtown Village offers a collection of restaurants, boutiques, theaters and art galleries, all within walking distance of campus. A unique community in Southern California, Claremont is an ideal place to study and live, with 140 acres of parks, excellent public schools and community services, a rich cultural and architectural heritage, and a small-town atmosphere. With 300 days of sunshine a year, Claremont offers a beautiful climate and easy access to Southern California's beaches, mountains, deserts and many cultural offerings. SANTA BARBARA (about 2 hours) MALIBU 5 GETTY MUSEUM LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 405 LONG BEACH PASADENA 210 HOLLYWOOD DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES (about 35 minutes) ANGEL STADIUM DISNEYLAND CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY TEMECULA WINE COUNTRY LAKE ARROWHEAD & BIG BEAR LAKES (about 1.5 hours) ONTARIO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 15 PALM SPRINGS & DESERT RESORTS (about 1.5 hours) MT. SAN JACINTO STATE PARK LAS VEGAS (about 4 hours) 10 COACHELLA Downtown Los Angeles' many attractions include: LA Live (Lakers, Clippers, Grammy Awards), Dodger Stadium, Disney Concert Hall, Fashion District, and the Museum of Contemporary Art. Pacific Ocean CATALINA ISLAND JOHN WAYNE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT NEWPORT & LAGUNA BEACHES 5 SAN DIEGO & MEXICO (about 2 hours) Map Not to Scale *CNN/Money Magazine Best 100 Places to Live, The Drucker School 15

18 TuiTion And Fellowships Tuition Costs $1,690 PEr unit $101,400 * MBA TuITION *Based on tuition rates Fellowships Tuition fellowships are awarded based on merit (i.e. GMAT, GPA, work experience and leadership background). Applicants are automatically considered for the following fellowships: PETEr F. DruCkEr FELLOwShIP DOrIS DruCkEr women IN LEADErShIP FELLOwShIP NON-PrOFIT LEADErShIP FELLOwShIP MILITAry FELLOwShIP DIvErSITy FELLOwShIP Range of Fellowship Amounts Offered 60%60% Students Who Receive Fellowships Admissions Taking the Next Step The Drucker Admissions Committee evaluates applicants based upon academic achievement, career progress, career aspirations, interpersonal skills and overall potential to pursue a successful career in a leadership role. We encourage you to apply early to be considered for funding opportunities. Apply online at General Application Guidelines > Completed and signed application for admission (may be submitted online) > Non-refundable application fee > Official transcripts from all undergraduate institutions attended > Official GMAT score report sent directly from ETS, the Educational Testing Service > Current resume > Two letters of recommendation > Personal statement > For international students: Official TOEFL score sent directly from ETS or an official IELTS score report > Interview (by invitation only) 16 The Drucker School

19 LEARN MORE ATTenD An ADMissions event Join us on campus or online for an information session. View dates and register at drucker.cgu.edu/infosessions Ask A recruiter Questions about the program or application process? or call our MBA recruiter at drucker@cgu.edu or Ask A student Do you want to learn more about the student experience? Get in touch with our student ambassadors at drucker.cgu.edu/meetourstudents on The road Find out if we ll be visiting your city at drucker.cgu.edu/ontheroad visit A class Experience the Drucker Difference for yourself by sitting in on a class session. Contact us to arrange your visit at drucker@cgu.edu or call facebook.com/thedruckerschool twitter.com/druckerschool youtube.com/thedruckerschool

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