WNS partners with Harvard Business Publishing

Mumbai, July 28 (ANI/Business Wire India): WNS (Holdings) Limited, a leading provider of global Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) services, today announced it has partnered with Harvard Business Publishing, to strengthen WNS' leadership development program for senior and middle management executives.

This is among the first such leadership development programs to be developed between a BPO company and Harvard Business Publishing.

The leadership development programs titled "The Leadership Series and The Management Series," will provide WNS executives with intensive leadership and management training through both structured classroom and online courses, with content provided by Harvard Business Publishing. Upon completion of these programs, the participants will receive a certificate.

"By joining with Harvard Business Publishing, one of the world's foremost education institutes, WNS has again strengthened its commitment to our employees' career growth," said Anup Gupta, Group COO, WNS Global Services.

"This program allows us to create a larger pool of strong global leaders to fuel our growth strategy. Harvard Business Publishing will equip WNS executives with unique perspectives and tools necessary to succeed in today's global business environment," Anup added.

WNS and Harvard Business Publishing have jointly developed the curriculum based on case studies, which are delivered through interactive modules such as webinars and workshops.

The program will extend over a six to nine month period and cover topics such as global business development, change management and team leadership.

"We are pleased to enter into this partnership with WNS and further its goal to cultivate management talent," said Peter McAteer, VP and Managing Director, Corporate Learning, Harvard Business Publishing.

"By participating in our extensive leadership development program and tapping into the expertise of thought leaders from around the world, WNS executives will further broaden their capabilities," Peter added.

ANI