Top executives from leading cable system operators and major vendors to the industry will be among the attendees for the inaugural SCTE Leadership Institute with Tuck at Dartmouth in April.

The five-day course offered by SCTE and Tuck Executive Education at Dartmouth has attracted a cross-section of the cable community, including such operators as Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Charter, Bright House Networks, Suddenlink and Liberty Global.

Leading executives from Alpha Technologies, ARRIS, CommScope, SeaChange and other vendors also will be in attendance.

During the one-week intensive course April 26-30, participants will learn and enhance:

  • Communication strategies that can take strategic visions from concept to reality;
  • Leadership skills for influencing, managing and getting optimal results for the organization;
  • Business and operations skills that can help to optimize resources for maximum efficiency and return on investment; and
  • Critical thinking that is necessary for achieving and maintaining technical and business leadership in today’s competitive market.

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