Seth Carnahan
Associate Professor of Strategy
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Location
Saint Louis -
Date
January 21-22, 2026 -
Time
8:00 AM-4:00 PM CST -
Delivery
In-Person -
Tuition
$1,995.00
Unlocking Potential: The Power of Incentive-Based Strategies
Explore strategies to leverage job design, production technology, firm strategy, and incentives to create accountability and motivation in your teams and organizations. Develop the skills and mindset needed to achieve exceptional results by fostering a culture of responsibility and ownership, establishing goals, and mentoring employees, all guided by insights into human behavior and complexity.
Course Snapshot
- Explore how incentive and control systems shape culture
- Examine the relationship between accountability, performance, and organizational goals
- Analyze how job structure, production methods, and incentives affect culture and motivation
- Apply behavioral and strategic insights to drive sustained employee engagement and results
Key Benefits
- Gain a framework to anticipate employee behavior in response to accountability and incentive systems
- Strengthen your ability to assess the broader organizational impact of policy changes
- Understand how psychological and economic factors influence employee motivation
- Learn how to align culture with job design, production technology, strategy, and incentives
Instructor
Associate Professor of Strategy
WashU Olin Business School
Location & Modality
In-Person, Charles F. Knight Center on WashU's Danforth Campus
Earn Your Certificate
2 elective units
For Federal Employees
ECQ 3 – Results Driven
Note
Formerly called Accountability & Incentives (DC)
RegisterContact
Registration and Operations Coordinator
Olin Executive Education