UTSA Center for Global Development: Best Practice Leader

Issued by The University of Texas at San Antonio, Center for Global Development

Individuals who have earned the UTSA Center for Global Development: Best Practice Leader credential can develop best practices based on the SBDC methodology that illustrate innovation, value, and replication. Earners of this credential implement a best practice methodology, system, or technique in order to maximize the creation and capture of client generated economic impact. They apply the best practice knowledge and skills gained in order to improve SBDC services and performance.

Time Weeks

Skills

Adaptable
Advising
Best Practice
Critical Thinking
Detail Oriented
Documentation
Innovation
Leveraging Community Resources
Listening
Measurement
Multitasking
Ongoing Improvement
Results Oriented
Risk Taker
SBDC Methodology
Teambuilding
Tech Savvy
Willingness To Learn

Earning Criteria

Work at or are affiliated with an SBDC.
Develop a best practice concept that has been successfully applied by an SBDC.
Illustrate the innovation, value, and replication of their best practice.
Successfully create and submit a presentation explaining their best practice.
Successfully record a best practice video.