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Business Management

Earn your associate's degree or management certificate and prepare to be a business leader.

topics Business Management

Skills & InterestLeadership

CareersBusiness & Management

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Why choose Business Management?

Chemeketa's management programs can prepare you for a variety of careers as a leader in businesses small and large. 

What will you learn?

Completing your associate's degree opens up even more doors with training in strategic planning, mission fulfillment, team-building and leadership, marketing, research and interpreting financial and business reports.

  • The associate's degree in procurement and supply chain management prepares you for employment in local state or federal government agencies, or in the private sector in a variety of settings ranging from health care to manufacturing and other enterprises. 
  • The one-year procurement management certificate will prepare you to handle contract management, inventory management, materials management, production management, quality control/quality assurance, distribution, and transportation.
  • The one-year retail management certificate prepares you for careers in sales and management in the retail field of your choosing.
  • The 12-credit sustainability in management certificate integrates sustainable development and environmentalism with a business management strategy to achieve corporate social responsibility. 

What will you do?

Completing management classes will enable you to be a leader in many careers. Positions in management range from entry-level jobs such as manager trainees or assistant-manager positions all the way to top-level management, such as vice president of operations in public or private sectors with businesses or non-profit organizations.

Some careers in management may include –

  • General or Operations Manager
    • Middle level to top management responsible for overall business operations of small to large organizations in one location or large geographical areas
  • Functional Manager
    • Middle to top management in larger organizations responsible for certain units or departments within an organization (ex. managers of human resources, finance and marketing departments)
  • Sales Manager
    • Middle to top management level in small to large organizations responsible for the revenue generating operations of an organization in one location or large geographical areas
  • Procurement Management
    • Entry level to top management responsible for activities of the purchasing department of an organization (ex. procurement clerks, purchasing agents and purchasing managers)