The 2009 UNC Treasury Management Program is an excellent opportunity for the corporate practitioner to stay abreast of the latest advances and trends in treasury management. Featuring two distinct tracks, these programs are designed to benefit both those who are new to the treasury management function as well as more experienced practitioners.

The UNC Treasury Management Program was developed by Dr. Steven F. Maier, a UNC adjunct professor who created the highly respected treasury programs at Duke University and the University of California at Berkeley. Leading the program is Richard Richardson, who has more than 30 years of cash and treasury management experience and has spoken at 300+ educational programs. The speaking faculty features some of the most respected practitioners in the treasury management field, all carefully chosen for their ability to teach and present materials that can be used immediately. Similarly, the curriculum has been developed to focus on key areas critical to the success of your job.

The Program is a joint effort of UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School and Phoenix-Hecht, a leading provider of market research, education and information products to the financial services industry. The UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School has built a worldwide reputation in executive development. Its programs are consistently rated among the best in national surveys for teaching quality, content, customer service, real-world applicability, price and payback. The UNC Treasury Management Program is part of that proud tradition.

Fundamentals of Treasury Management is intended for executives who have general knowledge of financial principles and who have cash or treasury responsibilities. Advanced Topics in Treasury Management is for practitioners with at least three years of experience.

The Program’s unique design allows you to choose topics from both tracks to tailor a program to meet your individual needs. The limited class size preserves the small group learning experience that makes these executive forums the best in the industry. Fundamentals and Advanced Topics are offered in both the spring and fall—March 22–25, 2009, and October 18–21, 2009.

Participants can select sessions from both tracks, although they should enroll in the track that is most appropriate to their level of experience.

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