He is currently Managing Partner of a venture with Dow Jones.
(meta data) TITLE: Cass and Dow Jones launch CEO masterclasses | City, University of London (meta data) PUBLISHER: City, University of London (meta data) PUBLISHED DATETIME: 2017-11-13 13:54:28 Skip to main content Skip to search Skip to accessibility help Staff directory Student Hub Staff Hub Search the City, University of London site Staff directory Student Hub Staff Hub Cass and Dow Jones launch CEO masterclasses News from City, University of London Contact our Press Team Submit a Story Business & Finance Series: Expert Comment # Cass and Dow Jones launch CEO masterclasses Lessons in Leadership designed to meet growing need for quality online learning First published Monday, 13th November, 2017 by Amy Ripley (Senior Communications Officer) Dow Jones and Cass Business School, part of City, University of London, today announced the launch of a series of digital CEO masterclasses. With registration beginning today and classes starting in January, the programme is designed to meet the growing need for high quality and affordable post-secondary education for aspiring professionals and business students around the world. Lessons in Leadership – CEO Masterclasses in Strategy is a digital course featuring the insights and perspectives of the world's leading global business leaders, combined with a cutting edge Cass curriculum. The course is based on in-depth interviews with the world's leading CEOs conducted by William Lewis, the CEO of Dow Jones and Publisher of The Wall Street Journal. Participating business leaders include: Inga Beale, CEO of Lloyd'sRichard Edelman, CEO of EdelmanCP Gurnani, CEO of Tech MahindraJo Ann Jenkins, CEO of AARPJoe Jimenez, CEO of NovartisMuhtar Kent, Chairman and former CEO of The Coca-Cola CompanyAnthony Pratt, Executive Chairman of Pratt Industries and Visy IndustriesSir Martin Sorrell, CEO of WPPBarry Stowe, Chairman and CEO of Prudential's North American business unit Will Lewis said: "Creating this course has been a fascinating insight into what it takes to lead a modern global business. If there is a secret formula for success, I would say CEOs with a strong sense of purpose and ambition tend to win the day. This lessons-in-leadership course will be valuable to all business people planning to reach the top." Professor Marianne Lewis, Dean, Cass Business School, said: "We passionately believe that everyone, everywhere has the right to high quality, affordable higher education. Constant learning is essential to success, whether you are hoping to improve your career prospects or even start a new business venture." Peter O. Price, managing partner of Lessons in Leadership, added: "We are really encouraged by the response of companies and organizations who have expressed a genuine desire to share with their ambitious teams these lessons learned by world leaders." The first of a possible series of Lessons in Leadership courses will involve nine individual masterclasses. Students who register will receive a free subscription to The Wall Street Journal during the 16-week course. Students who successfully complete the course will receive a Cass Business School certificate. For more information, please visit https://masterclasses.dowjones.com. Image credits Photo by Business & Finance ## Related stories New book exposes the insecurities and paradoxes of leading professionals New book by Cass academic calls out management jargon Sir Chris Bonington delivers exclusive masterclass to Cass MBAs City, University of London uses cookies to improve your experience on our website. By continuing browsing this website without changing your cookie settings, we assume you agree to this. Find out about the cookies we use.
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Peter O. Price
Career.
Price began his media career as a summer intern at the Wall Street Journal while he attended Princeton University. After his stint in the United States Air Force, Price moved to New York City, where he served in city government as Counsel To The Taxi Commission and as Counsel to the New York Council on Child Psychiatry. 
 Price began his professional career as director of corporate development for Time Inc., before becoming president of Media Networks,  publisher of the "New York Post", president of the National Sports Daily, president of Liberty Cable, president of Television USA, president and chief executive officer of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, and founder of The New York Times Film Club.