Mike Hochleutner on Stanfords MSx Program for Experienced Leaders

document.createElement('audio'); https://media.blubrry.com/admissions_straight_talk/p/cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/58291/iv_with_Mike_Hochleutner.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | TuneIn | SpotifyDo you need an advanced business education, but a full time MBA isn’t a good option for you? There is a fabulous option that you just may not have heard about yet. Want to know more? Listen to the recording of our recent interview with Mike Hochleutner – Director of the Stanford MSx Program, Stanford’s ‘one-year, full-time Masters of Science degree program for experienced leaders.’ 00:02:31 – Stanford’s MSx program: What it is, whom it’s for, and how it came about. 00:05:58 – The evolution of the program the influence of entrepreneurship. 00:10:23 – What the name change signified. 00:12:42 – Recent improvements to the program. 00:14:16 – Places to go and people to meet: the MSx trips. 00:20:28 – What the Stanford MSx Fellows have in common. 00:24:14 – The difference between the Stanford MBA and the MSx program. 00:27:54 – Career changing and career services. 00:34:19 – Sponsored students and career resources. 00:36:04 – 3 tips for developing leadership qualities in yourself. 00:41:58 – Want to apply to the MSx program? Here is what they are looking for. 00:47:27 – Goals! Why you need to know why you are doing what you are doing.   Subscribe to  Admissions Straight Talk  in iTunes so you don’t miss any segments! Stay in the admissions know. *Theme music is courtesy of  podcastthemes.com. Relevant Links: †¢   Ace the EMBA,  a free special report. †¢   Executive MBA Application Essay Tips for Top Programs †¢   Stanford Graduate School School of Business †¢   Stanford MSx for Experienced Leaders Related Shows: †¢   Dr. Douglas Stayman Shares the Scoop on Cornell Tech NYC †¢   Global Business Leadership at Wharton’s Lauder Institute †¢   Jeff Reid on Entrepreneurship †¢   Interview with Anne Perigo, UM Master in Entrepreneurship †¢   Interview with Duke’s Sheryle Dirks Subscribe to Admissions Straight Talk: