Former Amex Executive, Elaine Eisenman, Appointed Dean of Babson Executive Education

Elaine J. Eisenman, has been appointed Dean of Babson Executive Education, ranked among the world’s leading providers of executive education programs.

Wellesley, Mass (PRWEB) November 4, 2005 -- Elaine J. Eisenman, has been appointed Dean of Babson Executive Education, ranked among the world’s leading providers of executive education programs.

Eisenman has held senior executive positions at American Express, Enhance Financial Services Co., The Children’s Place, PDI International, and Management & Capital Partners.

As an experienced business leader and general manager, HR executive, private and public Board member, and organizational consultant, Eisenman’s knowledge and skills cover a wide range of executive management issues including: executive selection, transition, and succession, and the alignment of strategy, selection, compensation, and performance during periods of growth and transformation as well as corporate governance. Eisenman has also managed the human side of acquisition and integration through multiple acquisitions for three companies.

“With Dean Eisenman on board, Babson Executive Education will continue its momentum to deliver exceptional value to its client companies,” says Babson College President, Brian M. Barefoot, “Elaine understands both sides of the executive education value equation and with Babson Executive Education’s growing international reputation, she is ready to lead the team to new levels of accomplishment.”

“The role of dean is a perfect integration of my career experiences and my interests,” says Eisenman, “For a small school to be so highly-ranked gives me a wonderful opportunity to take Babson Executive Education to the next level of success.”

As Senior Vice President at American Express, Eisenman helped to redesign its human resources function and managed all global HR processes, including staffing, executive and management development, performance management, succession planning, and talent gap analyses.

During her tenure as General Manager at PDI International, a management consulting firm, she built up the Northeast to become the most profitable operating region in the firm.

At Enhance Financial Services Group, a NYSE company, she was Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer, charged with the design and implementation of the human resources function to support an aggressive acquisition strategy.

And most recently, as Chairman of Management and Capital Partners/Return on Management, Dean Eisenman focused on the growth and transition of a wide variety of companies.

Dean Eisenman is currently co-authoring a book entitled, I Didn’t See It Coming: How to Get to the Top Without Being Blind-sided, to be published by Harvard Business School Press in 2006. Her article, Power in the Post-Sarbanes Oxley Boardroom was recently published in Directorship.

For the past nine years, Dean Eisenman served on the Board of UST, Inc.. She has also served on a wide number of private and not-for-profit boards and advisory boards including HRLogic, a Fidelity Capital startup, Center for Creative Leadership, DownLite, Metrohome, AIESEC, The Belizean Grove, Women Corporate Directors, and the Irvington Children’s Center.

Eisenman holds a Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from New York University, and an MS from Columbia University.

Babson Executive Education is ranked among the leading providers worldwide of executive programs by both BusinessWeek and the Financial Times. Babson Executive Education fosters the spirit of innovation: the drive to identify new opportunities and bring them to commercial realization. It shows large corporations how to be agile, efficient, and effective under adverse conditions and during periods of growth. For more information on Babson Executive Education and custom solutions, open programs, and research centers, visit the Website: www.babson.edu/bee.

Babson College in Wellesley, Mass., is recognized internationally as a leader in entrepreneurial management education. Babson grants BS degrees through its innovative undergraduate program, and grants MBA and custom MS and MBA degrees through the F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business at Babson College. Babson Executive Education offers executive development programs to experienced managers worldwide. For information, visit www.babson.edu.

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