Executive Development Program Accepts Co-Founder at Local Technology Company

Architechtronics’ Jennifer Griffin accepted into Elite Executive Development Program at the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business

June 8th, 2009, (Kirkland, WA) Architechtronics proudly announced today the acceptance of their Co-Founder, Jennifer Griffin, into the Executive Development Foster School of Business at the University of Washington. The program, which accepts roughly 40-45 students per year out of hundreds that apply, is a highly focused 9 month course and includes a specific focus on strategic thinking, leadership development, core management functions, practical tools to improve business performance, and current issues facing businesses today.

Architechtronics colleague Joshua Mackey stated, “We are delighted to hear of Jennifer’s acceptance into this extremely progressive program and are confident that the skills she will obtain will be an invaluable asset to our growing company.” He went on to say, “Jennifer has always strived for excellence in all that she does professionally and none of us are surprised at her acceptance into this rather elite curriculum.”

Professionals and Executives from a broad range of business molds are included in the program, and allow students to grasp a large cross section of business strategy from one another. In addition, the program is headed by the schools best MBA professors. The University of Washington full-time MBA Program is ranked 11th among public schools and 29th among all national business schools by U.S. News & World Report (Best Graduate Schools 2008).

About Architechtronics
Architechtronics is a top home technology design and installation firm based in the Pacific Northwest. We specialize in helping customers enjoy the benefits of home control, theater, audio, lighting control and energy saving applications. When homeowners are concerned about their impact on the environment, Architechtronics proudly assists with making homes more eco-friendly and efficient with the unique use of technology.