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(5b525896 Df80 4dbf b013 73f31579405c) Executive Education Portfolio Soft Copy INSEAD
(5b525896 Df80 4dbf b013 73f31579405c) Executive Education Portfolio Soft Copy INSEAD
(5b525896 Df80 4dbf b013 73f31579405c) Executive Education Portfolio Soft Copy INSEAD
The rules of the game are in constant flux. skills and competencies they need on a
Staying ahead today means staying nimble, dynamic basis. And we channel this
agile and perfectly in step with the tempo of understanding into the programmes we
constant change. In these astonishing, offer to organisations — agile, future-resilient
endlessly shifting times, navigating solutions to the most complex challenges;
uncertainty, spotting the risks and leveraging and into the programmes we deliver to
the emerging opportunities is no longer as executives — programmes we refresh and
simple as plotting a career path or charting a update systematically, to ensure you build
course. To thrive, you need to build and and rebuild the skills and aptitudes to meet
rebuild your knowledge, your skills, and your market needs, today and tomorrow and
capabilities; you need to purposefully and beyond.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – F R O M T H E D E A N
continuously drive your own learning —
At INSEAD, we understand that learning
learning that is as never-ending as the
today is a never-ending journey. And it is our
“INSEAD is embracing the transformation of learning as it meets changing times we inhabit.
commitment to constantly anticipate and
the broader changes, and we are putting rigor, relevance, flexibility At INSEAD, we stay close to the most deliver the market-focused knowledge and
and personalisation at the heart of our learning.” relevant emerging issues in business today. competencies, the agile pedagogy, the
We leverage our ecosystem of organisations, digital learning tools and the world-leading
Sameer Hasija
institutions, researchers and thought leaders expertise in leadership development to
Dean of INSEAD Executive Education
to drive and maintain a vital connection to accompany you at every step. At INSEAD, it
changing markets and realities all over the is in our DNA to develop the leaders of
world. We partner with businesses to tomorrow, today.
understand their evolving needs and the
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Contents
Contents
BE THE DRIVING FORCE OF CHANGE07 CORE LEADERSHIP 28 STRATEGY 58 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND FAMILY BUSINESS 84
The Leadership Transition 30 INSEAD Business Sustainability Programme 60 Corporate Venturing and Innovation 86
CUSTOM PROGRAMMES FOR ORGANISATIONS08 Collaborative Leadership NEW 31 Competitive Strategy 60 Entrepreneurship: New Business Ventures 86
Leading Teams NEW 31 INSEAD Blue Ocean Strategy 61
Leading for Results 32 Strategy Execution Programme 61
GENERAL MANAGEMENT 10 High Impact Leadership Programme 32 M&As and Corporate Strategy 62 INSEAD ONLINE 88
Advanced Management Programme 12 Aspiring Women Leaders Programme 33 Managing Partnerships and Strategic Alliances 62 Advancing Diversity and Inclusion NEW 92
Transition to General Management 13 Women Leaders Programme 33 Strategic Marketing Programme 63 Building Digital Partnerships and Ecosystems 92
Management Acceleration Programme 13 Learning to Lead 36 Strategic R&D Management 63 Business Strategy and Financial Performance 93
INSEAD Lead the Future 37 Corporate Venturing and Innovation 66 Driving Digital Marketing Strategy 93
LEAP: Leadership Excellence 37 Strategic Management in Banking 67 Developing Emerging Leaders 94
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 16 Design Thinking and Creativity for Business 94
through Awareness and Practice Value Creation for Owners and Directors 67
International Directors Programme 18 Executive Presence and Influence 95
Leading from the Chair 19 Financial Analysis for Non-Financial Managers 95
Aspiring Directors Programme 19 LEADERSHIP 38 MARKETING AND SALES 68 Innovation in the Age of Disruption 98
Value Creation for Owners and Directors 20 Strategic Decision Making for Leaders 40 Strategic Marketing Programme 70 INSEAD Fintech Programme 99
Advanced Strategy for Directors 20 Leading Across Borders and Cultures 41 B2B Marketing Strategies 71 Leadership Communication with Impact 99
Leading Change in an Age Leading Digital Marketing Strategy 71 Leading Organisations in Disruptive Times 100
of Digital Transformation 41 Leading the Effective Sales Force 72 Strategy in the Age of Digital Disruption 101
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – C O N T E N T S
TOP MANAGEMENT 22 Leading Successful Change 42 Negotiation Dynamics 72 Transforming Your Business with AI 101
AVIRA: Awareness, Vision, Imagination, Negotiation Dynamics 42 Negotiation Fundamentals 102
Role, Action 24
Strategic Negotiations 103
The Challenge of Leadership 25 R&D AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 74
Advanced Negotiations 103
LEAP: Leadership Excellence through COACHING 44 INSEAD Business Sustainability Programme 76
Awareness and Practice 25 Essentials of Coaching 46 Supply Chain Management 77
INSEAD Coaching Certificate 47 Strategic R&D Management 77 INSEAD LEAD THE FUTURE 104
Advanced Programme in Coaching Groups 47
INSEAD Executive Coaching 50
FINANCE 78 INSEAD CERTIFICATES 106
Virtual Executive Coaching 51
Finance for Executives 79
Advanced International Corporate Finance 80
PRACTICAL INFORMATION 122
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND INNOVATION 52 Strategic Management in Banking 80
Leading Digital Transformation and Innovation 54
AI for Business NEW 55 CALENDAR 124
Leading Digital Marketing Strategy 55
Leading Change in an Age
of Digital Transformation 56
INSEAD Blue Ocean Strategy 56
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Our Mission Be the driving force
We bring together people, cultures and ideas of change.
to develop responsible leaders who transform
business and society. Today’s world is marked by change; by a blurring of boundaries between work
and home; by new modes of connecting, communicating and collaborating.
And by the complex, interconnectedness of every sphere of modern life.
At INSEAD, we understand that education needs to At INSEAD, we deliver programmes that are online
change too. We understand that education has a and on campus; synchronous and asynchronous;
duty to keep pace with digital transformation; to virtual and face-to-face. Our programmes harness
adapt to the evolving needs of learners and leaders; the transformative potential of technology and the
and to empower decision-makers with the refreshed power of the human network. They give you
knowledge, the understanding, the vision and the flexibility to choose how, where and when you want
tools to navigate all of this uncertainty with clarity to learn; and the agility to blend, combine and
and confidence. Whenever, wherever and however customise different modes of delivery to address all
you need. of your needs, all of the time.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – B E T H E D R I V I N G F O R C E O F C H A N G E .
That’s why at INSEAD we have leveraged our full And whether you choose on campus, online or live
expertise to design and deliver next-generation virtual – or a combination of all three – one thing
learning experiences – experiences that offer the remains the same: the unique INSEAD experience.
flexibility and adaptability to meet every individual
and organisational need, without ever compromising
On campus Online Live virtual on the consistency, the quality, the diversity and
programmes programmes programmes transformational impact that have always set
learning at INSEAD apart.
at INSEAD at INSEAD at INSEAD
On campus programmes are an Online programmes optimise Live virtual programmes fully
opportunity to step out of the flexibility, giving you the option to leverage the power of technology
day-to-day, and to truly dedicate access your learning wherever, to maximise learning and impact.
time and space to your learning. whenever and at the rhythm that Integrating virtual face-to-face
They offer an immersive and adapts best to your needs. Online interaction with faculty and
intense learning experience that programmes at INSEAD are peers, virtual breakouts and
is hugely enriched by networking, designed around our proprietary project work, they recreate the
sharing and exchanging ideas Action Learning Project: a classroom experience while
and perspectives with diverse chance to translate theory into delivering the flexibility to learn
peers; and by deep reflection practice, and deploy new ideas, as you work; and to implement
around new concepts and concepts and techniques to a new ideas in the real-world
approaches for your leadership real-world challenge facing you environment as you go.
going forward. or your organisation.
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Custom Programmes
for Organisations “We have a new strategy
toolbox to analyse competitors
and markets. We have a new
framework to innovate by looking
more from the outside in. We have
used the Strategic Excellence
INSEAD, as the world’s foremost international We center every custom programme around what Development Programme to
business school, partners with global your executives need to learn to do differently to
promote gender, ethnic and
organisations to ensure executives are equipped deliver on these objectives.
to deliver in today’s environment. From our
cultural diversity. All participants
campuses on four continents or from your Using innovative learning techniques, we design leave with a new and better
selected global location or using our cutting edge solutions for all levels of your organisation – from ability to read people and get
virtual and online learning solutions, INSEAD’s the board and C-suite right through multiple their arguments across. This is
world-class faculty and thought leaders bring leadership levels so that new behaviours and vitally important in an engineering
mindsets cascade throughout the organisation to
insights and the latest management perspectives culture, and in a company that
enable continued transformation.
to custom learning solutions. wants to lead the green transition.
The result? An energised talent pipeline to drive INSEAD has brought enormous
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – C U S T O M P R O G R A M M E S F O R O R G A N I S AT I O N S
INSEAD faculty and a highly experienced client
team partners with your organisation to create a your growth and secure competitive advantage in impact to Danfoss.”
learning solution directly tied to your today’s and tomorrow’s global business
organisation’s strategic objectives. landscape. Ilonka Nussbaumer
Head of Human Resources Danfoss
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General
Management
PROGRAMMES -A
dvanced Management Programme
ARE ELIGIBLE
FOR THE - Transition to General Management
CERTIFICATE
IN GLOBAL - Management Acceleration Programme.
MANAGEMENT
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
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Advanced Management Transition to General Management Acceleration
PROGRAMME
Programme Management Programme
Flexible learning options: choose between a
blended session or 100% on-campus teaching
LENGTH 4 weeks LENGTH 2 modules of 2 weeks LENGTH Blended session: approx. 2 months
On-campus session: 3 weeks
-S
enior executives such as CEOs, COOs, CFOs and heads -S
enior functional or technical managers close to making -F
unctional experts whose success depends on
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
of product divisions, geographical regions or other the transition to general management, or recently understanding the business as a whole and working
major business units within the private or public sectors appointed general managers effectively across functions and cultures
-A
n average of 12 years’ management experience, with -A
t least 8 years’ management experience with a strong - Individual contributors and professionals who
at least 5 years in a general management position and track record in one or more functional areas. aspire to gain, or have recently gained, management
clear cross-functional and profit and loss responsibility. responsibilities
- Typically graduates with 5 to 12 years’ work experience
and a strong track record in their own functional area.
CONTENT
-S
trategic leadership, change and unstoppable trends: -A
focus on value creation and the role of general -S
harpening your strategic insight: principles and tools to
honing your skills to lead in a VUCAD world management and leadership in long-term business think strategically about every decision and action you
-H
igh-performance leadership, stakeholders, development take to boost your competitiveness
engagement and results: manage the expectations of -A
n integrated and comprehensive view of business, -B
roadening your business expertise: perspectives
diverse and often competing stakeholder groups while covering the key disciplines that underpin modern from every business function to give you the ability to
creating value business organisations, from organisational behaviour recognise, create, measure and capture value
-S
elf-aware leadership and people: reflect upon and to finance to operations -S
trengthening your leadership foundations: frameworks,
develop your leadership strengths and confront the gaps -A
Leadership Development Process (LDP) that is reflection and practice to enhance your presence,
that are holding you back from being the best leader you personalised, helping you to discover your ‘X-Factor’ as increase your ability to lead in and across teams, and
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can be a leader plan your future growth
-C
ore elements: the ‘Personal Leadership Agenda’, the -A
wareness of global macro-economic trends and -M
aximising your ongoing learning and development as
‘Strategic Encounter’ and coaching combine to help you disruptive forces and a better understanding of how to you return to the workplace through optional follow-up
develop your action plan for the months following the manage businesses in our digital, disruptive age. coaching.
programme.
-P
articipate in a reflective process that offers you - Insights into key issues facing general managers in -B
ecome a more competent and confident manager with
KEY BENEFITS
insights into the way you exercise judgement today’s business environment, such as the challenges of new insights, knowledge and skills
-G
ain insights that challenge your assumptions digital disruption -E
nhance your ability to lead mindfully, effectively and
-D
evelop greater confidence by testing your assumptions -L
eave with an integrated view of business by responsibly, with or without formal authority
and making them more robust discovering key linkages across disciplines -S
tay focused on creating value – grounded in long-term
-A
ctionable knowledge: harness the knowledge you -E
xpand your personal leadership development through purpose
already have and turn it into workable action plans. our powerful Leadership Development Process (LDP) -D
evelop a clear plan for your personal and professional
-E
mbrace diversity and develop your international development, and an international network of high-
perspective potential individuals to help you achieve your goals.
-C
ontinue your learning and engagement through online
learning and our alumni community.
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“The MAP really challenges
you to reach deep inside
yourself as a person and a
leader. Through the one-on-
one coaching you learn to
manage yourself better as
a leader in order to engage
with others and join the dots
in order to get better results
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for everyone.”
Malen Chea
Bluebell Cambodia - Brand &
Marketing Manager THE PEAK
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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Corporate
Governance
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
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International Directors Leading from Aspiring Directors
PROGRAMME
Programme the Chair Programme
-C
hairs and non-executive directors of listed and private -C
hairs and vice-chairs of boards of directors -P
rofessionals, managers or executives without
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
corporations, government organisations and not for -C
hairs of major board committees with significant experience as board directors, that aim to serve in a
profits experience corporate governance role
-C
-suite executives with board-level responsibilities or -C
hairs of management boards and executive -F
amily members and controlling shareholders of boards
exposure committees, members of regulatory governing bodies, of small & medium family companies
-F
amily members and shareholders on boards of large and chiefs of staff from the government or military. -E
xecutives of government and non-profit organisations
family companies and agency professionals from the institutional
-S
enior professionals from the institutional investment investment community
community and partners of professional firms who -S
enior Executives (CEO, COO, CFO, CIO etc.).
serve on boards.
CONTENT
-A
focus on the knowledge and competencies expected -C
hair responsibilities: setting and measuring board - The nature of corporate governance and the principle
from directors in today’s environment, while developing support systems and performance, understanding corporate governance systems: what are the main
skills that help build an effective board culture and drive the keys to effective group dynamics and bridging the institutions, roles and processes involved?
performance information gap between board and management -B
oard fundamentals and the dynamics at play:
- Three modules: board effectiveness and dynamics; -C
hair competencies and skills: motivating individual responsibilities, effectiveness, efficiency and how best
board decision-making and oversight; director directors, facilitating effective meetings, leading difficult to exercise responsibilities in the boardroom
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effectiveness and development. Together, they discussions, mentoring and developing board members - Finance literacy for directors
represent the knowledge base directors need to be and executives
-E
xploring emerging challenges: diversity, sustainability,
effective board members -C
risis management: how the role of the chair changes, digital disruption and more.
-C
urrent, relevant topics such as ESG (Environmental, addressing stakeholder pressure, managing directors’
Social & Governance), Ethics and Digital Transformation anxieties and interacting with the CEO.
- Tailor-made learning methods for directors, including
360-degree survey, coaching and simulation exercises
- Inter-modular online touchpoints covering topical
subject matters.
-U
nderstand the broader context in which boards operate -D
eepen your understanding of how board and chair -U
nderstand the broader context in which boards operate
KEY BENEFITS
and the responsibilities that come with a board mandate roles are changing and share best practices with and the responsibilities that come with a director
-H
one your ability to challenge executives through international peers mandate
positive exchanges focused on the key issues that - Improve your ability to organise and conduct effective -G
ain an overview of the knowledge and competencies
underpin corporate performance meetings expected from directors in today’s environment
-O
ption to obtain the INSEAD Certificate in Corporate -A
cquire tools for coaching and developing senior -D
evelop director-specific competencies that contribute
Governance (IDP-C), which demonstrates mastery of executives to the creation of a high-performing board.
skills and competencies expected from board members. -H
one your ability to challenge executives and
directors on the key issues that underpin corporate
performance
-A
ddress pressures that develop when facing a crisis.
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Value Creation Advanced Strategy
PROGRAMME
-O
wners and directors of private and listed companies, -D
irectors, executives and shareholders interacting with
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
including chairs of boards and shareholders in family boards in the formulation and oversight of strategy
firms, corporate structures, conglomerates and -M
embers of the INSEAD Directors’ Network (IDN)
sovereign wealth funds
-M
aster in business administration (MBA) alumni with
- Investors, senior professionals from the institutional board experience (board members, C-suite executives
investment community as well as strategic investment and professionals working with boards).
units
-P
rofessionals from firms that serve boards and their
committees.
CONTENT
-D
efinition of the concept of value: how to create it, how -U
nderstand the need to build competitive advantage,
to specify and assess the risk that owners and directors particularly in today’s turbulent global environment
are prepared to take in the pursuit of value -R
eview the key questions of disruption and substitution
- The relationship between value creation and growth – -R
ecognise the growing importance of an organisation’s
and the strategic options for achieving growth: M&As, ecosystem and dynamics
alliances and international expansion
-D
eepen your understanding of the changing nature of
-P
resentation of an operational ownership framework to
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – C O R P O R AT E G O V E R N A N C E
the business environment, with an emphasis on the
facilitate effective interaction between owners, boards global and digital transformations of our world
and managers, with an emphasis on fair process in
-R
eview the processes required for boards to address
leadership
these issues effectively.
-S
election and performance evaluation of boards and
managers.
“It was key for all of us to understand that the independent director
-U
nderstand the broader context in which owners and -D
eepen your understanding of the strategic challenges
KEY BENEFITS
directors operate and the responsibilities that come with brought about by today’s global environment role comes with responsibility to set the strategy and framework
an ownership or director mandate -R
eview and explore how boards can play a role in for the CEO (and that the board of directors do not have an
-P
rovide an overview of the knowledge and anticipating and overcoming such challenges
competencies expected from owners and directors
executive role) – we must stand back. The professors were top,
-E
ngage with topical issues such as the growing impact
today of digital technology on strategy and organisations, and and provided us with international insights, case studies and in-
-D
evelop skills that contribute to the creation of a high- on the role of the board
depth knowledge and experience. The group spirit was great with
performing board culture -P
ractice formulating, implementing and evaluating
-H
one your ability to challenge other directors, investors, strategies in a board environment participants that are now in my close network.”
executives and experts through positive exchanges -D
evelop your strategic competencies as a director.
focused on the key issues that underpin value creation. Kathrin Wolff Schmandt
Past Participant, Aspiring Directors Programme
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Top
Management
Having great vision is not always enough to excel in business. You need to
become a visionary leader. You need to be able to inspire your people,
invent new possibilities and shape the future. INSEAD offers 3
programmes to take you to the next level:
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
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AVIRA: Awareness, Vision, The Challenge LEAP: Leadership Excellence
PROGRAMME
Imagination, Role, Action of Leadership through Awareness and Practice
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
who are grappling with dilemmas of organisational and sized firms, entrepreneurs and senior executives in the leadership positions, including top managers (e.g.,
personal transformation public sector CEOs, managing directors, executive vice-presidents)
- Typical participants include CEOs, managing directors, - Typically CEOs and board members – participants hold in large and medium-sized corporations
C-suite executives, executive vice-presidents, board top-level positions with extensive career experience. -S
enior partners in professional firms, senior executives
members and chairpersons. in not-for-profit organisations, entrepreneurs, owners
of large family businesses, and board members of any
such organisations.
CONTENT
-E
ngagement with accomplished peers and international refocus their actions, to become ‘reflective practitioners’ -L
eadership challenges at three distinct yet connected
thinkers -C
linical frameworks drawing upon psychoanalysis, levels: organisational, interpersonal and intrapersonal
-C
oaching and feedback sessions that provide development psychology and cognitive theory, among - Integrated mix of plenary and group-work sessions,
an opportunity for self-awareness and a deeper others. providing opportunities to practice and get feedback
understanding of your leadership abilities and personal from peers, faculty and a group of experienced
development. coaches. Between modules, participants practice these
behaviours with the support of coaches and group
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members, until they become habits.
-D
iscuss and understand where the world is headed - Increase your confidence at the most senior levels by -G
ain a better understanding of your leadership style, its
KEY BENEFITS
and what the implications might be for leaders and discovering the forces behind authority and power origins, and impacts on you and others
organisations -E
volve your leadership style to improve the -R
evisit your priorities – current and future – and hone
-A
ppreciate and learn the habits of effective leaders and effectiveness of your organisation in on the professional and personal legacy you want to
the practices of high-performing organisations -B
uild high-performance teams by diagnosing and leave behind
-G
ain fresh insights into your organisation’s future eliminating toxic cultures and dysfunctional processes -S
hift behaviour in ways that will amplify your strengths
performance and depart with a concrete personal action -A
chieve a better work–life balance by determining when and develop new capabilities through identification,
plan to lead and deliver more effectively to pull back and how to share responsibilities. development, feedback and practice
-H
one your judgement and fine-tune your decision- -C
omplement ‘doing’ with ‘reflection’, thereby enhancing
making instincts. your capacity to self-learn.
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“I think for anyone looking to have
a long lasting positive impact,
there’s a real imperative to step
back, to take that time away and
to create the opportunity to fine-
tune yourself. And to be at your
most effective – to be the very
best version of yourself – you
really need to know who you are.
For me, in this world and these
critically uncertain times, that
isn’t just a ‘nice to have.’ It’s a
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necessity.”
Nicolas de La Giroday
Past Participant, LEAP: Leadership
Excellence through Awareness and
Practice
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Core Leadership
CERTIFICATE
IN GLOBAL - Leading Teams NEW
MANAGEMENT
- Leading for Results
- High Impact Leadership Programme
- Aspiring Women Leaders Programme
- Women Leaders Programme
- Learning to Lead
- INSEAD Lead the Future
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
- LEAP: Leadership Excellence
through Awareness and Practice.
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The Leadership Collaborative Leadership Leading Teams
PROGRAMME
NEW NEW
Transition
-E
xperienced, mid-career executives in upper-middle to -O
rganisational leaders and experienced managers -P
rofessionals leading, guiding and supporting teams,
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
senior level positions preparing to take on enhanced across all industries and functional areas, who are departments and functions.
leadership responsibilities within their organisations charged with managing teams or business units
The programme is well suited to different levels of
-E
xecutives with at least 10 years of professional -D
ecision-makers who aspire to lead more leadership, and offers the opportunity to learn to
experience, including at least 6 years of people collaboratively, who wish to gain a framework for collaborate with different stakeholders and share
management implementing principles of decentralised organising perspectives from different points of view.
-P
articularly those who are moving from functional or -H
R professionals, internal consultants, and others
operational roles into roles that are more strategic. involved with organisational design and implementation.
-U
nderstand the latest leadership models and -L
everage the latest thinking and research to explore
CONTENT
-E
xplore the new generation of decentralised organising
personalize these behavioural models to you and your models and how they deliver greater productivity, critical team leadership topics for fresh, evidence-based
organisation’s unique demands engagement and results perspectives and actionable ideas
-L
earn the hidden dynamics of your team’s behaviours -U
nderstand the principles of collaborative leadership - Understand how to recognise expertise diversity within
and how to leverage them and learn how to put them into practice in your everyday your teams, and utilise expert opinions more effectively
-D
iagnose your organisation’s political landscape realities of leading teams and organisations - Identify biases in team decision making, improve the
and build effective informal networks -E
xamine your own personal collaborative leadership quality of judgments, and develop robust team decision-
- Through a 360-degree assessment, acquire coaching challenges and gain self-awareness through feedback in making processes
skills and learn how to continuously seek self- an experiential leadership workshop -L
earn about effective negotiation, conflict resolution, as
improvement for yourself and your team -D
evelop your own personalised plan for cultivating and well as persuasion and influence tactics to leverage on
strengthening collaborative leadership competencies. your team members’ social capital and navigate complex
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – C O R E L E A D E R S H I P
-D
evelop an individual action plan to focus and prioritise
your development needs. change initiatives.
-G
ain valuable personal insight into your leadership style -U
nderstand new approaches to designing organisations -U
nderstand how the role of team leadership is critical to
KEY BENEFITS
and its impact that can support increased empowerment, collaboration, the success of any organisation
-D
evelop a leadership strategy with more constructive and agility -D
evelop the critical interpersonal and influencing skills
use of leadership power, allowing for more effective -M
aster the tools and interpersonal skills needed to and techniques to empower and motivate people,
behaviour and results as a leader develop a new, collaborative leadership style that overcome conflict and drive performance
-B
ecome a transformational change agent, facilitating an promotes an innovative and human-centric work -B
ecome a more effective leader with a high-performing
increase in positive results from senior-level initiatives. environment team with greater influence in your organisation.
-L
earn how to lead from behind, unleashing the
collaborative potential of your teams, inspiring loyalty,
engagement, and higher performance.
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Leading High Impact Leadership Aspiring Women Leaders Women Leaders
PROGRAMME
-M
iddle or senior managers from all functional areas -M
anagers with 3 to 6 years’ experience leading teams -D
esigned for high-performing women executives from -D
esigned for high-performing senior women leaders
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
who have typically made the transition from managing who are looking for specific training in leadership and a range of disciplines from a range of disciplines and managerial backgrounds
individual contributors to managing other managers management -H
ave 5 to 10 years professional experience (with or -H
ave reached the office of vice-president or have an
-M
ore than 6 years’ management experience, with -P
articipants range from high-potentials to experienced without management experience) equivalent level of responsibility
significant line or functional responsibilities, and with technical specialists who have come to leadership -A
re tapped as high-potential by their organisation, and -H
ave been identified as high-potential leaders and have
high potential for more senior leadership positions. positions late in their careers. are aspiring to move into leadership roles used that opportunity to their advantage
-P
ossess a strong drive to develop their leadership skills -A
re seeking to enhance their leadership skills, and
and engage in personal growth. demonstrate strong drive to reach the top of their
organisation
-H
ave a minimum 15 years’ professional work
experience.
-U
nderstand the characteristics of a challenging vision -L
earn to manage formal and informal structures, realign - Accelerate your understanding of how selfhood and -E
ngage in thought-provoking debate about the tough
CONTENT
and strategy - and importantly how to communicate incentive systems and cultures that shape individual influences your experience of leadership, and as a challenges facing women leaders and what these key
your set direction and vision and group behaviours, and leverage on behavioural tools member of the organisation issues means for you as individuals and professionals
-L
earn to design result-oriented organisational to influence and lead -L
earn how to bring your whole self to work and integrate -U
nderstand what it takes to lead and have greater
structures, develop high-performance cultures to align -D
evelop effective teams by learning how to manage all aspects of your identity to leverage on your skills and impact in your organisation through case studies,
resources and sustain focus internal and external stakeholders, processes, and identity to manage others and lead more effectively interactive discussions, and real-time personalised
-U
ncover ways to create high-performance teams, information as well as how to diagnose, coach and -U
nderstand how to navigate professional success while feedback in our experiental leadership exercises
empower your team to achieve superior performance
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – C O R E L E A D E R S H I P
lead by leveraging emotions and align rewards with prioritizing fulfilment and meaning in your personal life -A
ssess how you are perceived in your work environment
performance -A
ddress your personal weakness and develop your -L
everage on a powerful and sustained community of and work through your current leadership challenges
-D
evelop yourself through peer feedback and expert leadership skills through experiential workshops, support and metabolise your learnings in a personal through 360-degree assessments, and personalised
coaches guidance (including a 360-degree assessment), practical coaching sessions, and peer evaluation and context post-programme through an extended blended expert and peer coaching
and how to develop others through effective coaching feedback journey of virtual coaching sessions and thought -L
earn to overcome hidden barriers to change and build a
and mentoring. -B
uild an individual action plan to bring your learning leadership webinars. personal development plan to prepare for the next steps
back into your work, and feel supported by follow-up in your career.
individual coaching sessions with your INSEAD coaches.
-G
ain clear insights into the strengths and weaknesses -U
nderstand how organisations work and how to develop -E
xplore the latest thinking on women leadership and -D
evelop greater confidence and a better understanding
KEY BENEFITS
of your leadership style and use your professional network to achieve your access the tools, techniques and approaches specific to of your personal leadership style, enabling you to
objectives women leaders to leverage opportunities and overcome implement and lead change effectively within your
-A
cquire resources for creating vision and setting
challenges business
direction to guide individuals, teams and organisations -L
earn how to create and maintain a high-talent, high-
to create a high-performance culture energy and high-performance ‘X-team’ -D
evelop your own personal leadership style to inspire -W
ork with a professional coach to develop clear
and mobilise others around a shared goal or vision aims for your ongoing personal and professional
-E
xplore frameworks for inspiring people and motivating -E
nhance your ability to obtain results through others by
-B
uild the resilience and the strategies to accelerate your development
them to perform better improving self-awareness, motivating your team and
influencing your organisation. career while balancing all areas of your life -A
ccess and build a peer network of women succeeding
-L
earn to apply tools for energising individuals, teams
- Leverage and grow a world-class network or other high- in senior leadership roles around the world.
and organisations.
potential and inspirational women from all over the globe.
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“The programme really resonated
with me and with my ambition to
work towards a common good,
to look at the systemic issues
facing women and to be part of
a network of problem-solving
together with other women.”
Mukwandi Chibesakunda
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – C O R E L E A D E R S H I P
Past participant, Women Leaders
Programme
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Learning INSEAD LEAP: Leadership Excellence
PROGRAMME
to Lead Lead the Future through Awareness and
Practice
-P
rofessionals making the transition from an individual -S
enior executives looking for diverse lenses, -S
enior executives who already occupy significant
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
contributor status to a position of managing others for perspectives, ideas and approaches to drive innovation leadership positions, including top managers (e.g.,
the first time, or who have made this move within the and find new solutions for sustainable impact CEOs, managing directors, executive vice-presidents) in
last 2 years -M
id-level leaders looking to accelerate and extend their large and medium-sized corporations
-P
rofessionals from diverse industries and age competencies and enhance the impact of their team -S
enior partners in professional firms, senior executives
and their own leadership going forward in not-for-profit organisations, entrepreneurs, owners
ranges, who share the need to develop their people-
-H
igh-potential managers looking for the tools, of large family businesses, and board members of any
management skills as they manage direct reports for
frameworks and knowledge to fast-track their leadership such organisations.
the first time.
and deliver continuous value and impact
- Enterprising professionals looking to collaborate and
exchange expertise, experience and insights with other
motivated and visionary leaders to drive impact and change.
-M
astering critical leadership skills such as setting -1
2-month online learning journey expertly designed to -A
targeted approach to help senior leaders enhance
effective goals, diagnosing motivation problems,
CONTENT
maximise depth of understanding, actionable learning, their leadership effectiveness through self-awareness
providing feedback, reinforcing good performance, flexibility and impact and practicing newly learned behavioural knowledge to
correcting undesired behaviour and providing - The programme is built on three core pillars with core improve the way they lead
constructive feedback effectively and elective programmes carefully selected to provide -L
eadership challenges at three distinct yet connected
-L
earning frameworks, tools and techniques to support you with a rounded and integrative perspective on levels: organisational, interpersonal and intrapersonal
different managerial roles effective leadership today - Integrated mix of plenary and group-work sessions,
-S
ensing Value: Scan the environment, identify the real providing opportunities to practice and get feedback
- Understanding the four key aspects of a managerial role:
trends and shifts affecting business and assess what from peers, faculty and a group of experienced
•D
irector: Set effective goals and expectations within really matters strategically to you coaches. Between modules, participants practice these
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – C O R E L E A D E R S H I P
your team. -D
elivering Value: Reconnect structures and systems behaviours with the support of coaches and group
•M
otivator: Inspire and motivate high performers, within the organisation, to be able to adapt quickly to members, until they become habits.
while managing low performers effectively. changes in the environment
•E
nabler: Diagnose performance problems and -S
ustaining Value: Evaluate and identify what brings
provide constructive feedback to resolve conflict real long-term value and meaningful impact to your
and roadblocks effectively. stakeholders
-C
ore modules are enriched by an Action Learning
•C
oach: Develop and build your team through
Practice (ALP) that challenges you to apply new ideas to
acquiring effective coaching skills.
an existing, real-life business problem.
-D
evelop clear insights into your strengths and - Lead yourself, your team and your organisation. Master -G
ain a better understanding of your leadership style, its
weaknesses as a leader
KEY BENEFITS
new ideas, new approaches and research-backed origins, and impacts on you and others
-A
cquire confidence and tools to create vision and set frameworks that will empower you to navigate our -R
evisit your priorities – current and future – and hone
team direction for greater success turbulent business world in on the professional and personal legacy you want to
- Engage with world-renowned INSEAD faculty, expert leave behind
-M
aster frameworks and tools to inspire people and
coaches and a truly diverse, international cohort of -S
hift behaviour in ways that will amplify your strengths
motivate them to perform better.
peers, and learn to develop yourself using actionable, and develop new capabilities through identification,
personalised feedback across plenary sessions, development, feedback and practice
breakouts and key touchpoints -C
omplement ‘doing’ with ‘reflection’, thereby enhancing
- Advance your understanding and your personal your capacity to self-learn.
development as you continuously apply your learning in
real time to real-world business challenges and problems
for optimised impact
- Drive sustainable value and meaningful change in your
leadership and across your organisation
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Leadership
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
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Strategic Decision Making Leading Across Borders Leading Change in an Age
PROGRAMME
UPDATED
for Leaders FOR 2024 and Cultures of Digital Transformation
-S
enior executives and key decision-makers -E
xecutives based at headquarters but who manage -S
enior executives and senior middle managers who
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
- Managers responsible for building high-performing teams international activities lead strategic change related to digital transformation
-M
anagers in charge of international outsourcing initiatives in their organisations
-M
anagers who frequently lead projects and want to
improve their ability to make smart, sound decisions activities, international sales, or cross-border mergers -W
hile individual participants are completely welcome,
and acquisitions it is beneficial for several managers within the
- In particular, executives who must frequently make
-B
usiness development and sales and marketing experts same organisation (up to three managers) to come
strategic decisions under high levels of uncertainty.
who negotiate deals and sell products to clients in other together as existing or potential members of a digital
countries transformation initiative team
-E
xplore practical frameworks drawn from management - Examine the unique dynamics and challenges of leading - Understand and articulate the strategic imperatives,
science and psychology to improve your decision- in global roles, reflect on your own profile and identify vision and process of your digital transformation to
CONTENT
making skills, and leverage on behavioural tools to action steps to improve your capabilities important stakeholders
influence - Learn to lead in multi-dimensional and matrixed - Identify your threats and opportunities, and learn what
-O
btain an edge with the introduction of NEW! methods organisations and develop your capacity to create are the most common ignition pitfalls - why do smart
and tools for data-driven analytics including data winning strategies, strengthen collaborations, as well as people fall into them and how can you avoid them?
science, AI (and Generative AI) and Machine Learning influence and adapt across borders - Understanding the launching and scaling up process
- Improve individual and team judgement through - Benchmark your own leadership style based on eight in terms of securing, motivating and tackling your
practical application on your own real-world situations cross-cultural dimensions and learn to decode cultural stakeholder engagement from early adopters to resistors
and insightful experiments to grow technical familiarity differences that affect your business success, avoid - Lead your organisation through sustained success with
-D
iscover how to manage your decision processes culture traps, and bridge gaps strategies such as reformulating informal and formal
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – L E A D E R S H I P
better through ‘fair process’ leadership techniques and - Explore the unique benefits that global teams can networks appropriately, renergising yourself and your
navigate common traps encountered in the rigorous bring and maximise the performance of working stakeholders, as well as knowing when to operationalise
process of decision-making virtually through implementing strategies that increase and normalise your organisation to the new normal
-E
xplore how sustainable decision-making processes collaboration, trust and team effectiveness. - Explore case studies that illustrate core concepts and
can help your organisation avoid the pitfalls of a short- tools, and apply your learnings to your own “live case”.
term focus.
-D
evelop your critical thinking skills and sharpen your -L
earn to lead across global organisations -E
nhance your understanding of the unique aspects of
KEY BENEFITS
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Leading Successful Negotiation
PROGRAMME
Change Dynamics
-M
iddle to upper-middle managers with at least 8 years’ -E
xecutives who have at least 8 to 10 years’
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
-U
nderstand the process of preparing strategically,
as well as managing the non-linear dynamics of change recognising the available choices, seeking value, tensions far more effectively. I’ve
over time and sustaining the momentum for ultimate
success
communicating carefully and leading proactively learned to think and to plan ahead
-S
trategy and implementation: learn to think and do
-U
nderstand the five key drivers of success: initiating through a series of hands-on simulations
when I am meeting with new clients
change, propelling change, sustaining change,
-L
earn from the experiences of others and experiment and that, in turn, has really boosted
diagnosing your change skills and creating an action
plan.
with new ideas in a safe environment to develop a style my confidence and leadership.”
of negotiating that works for you
-G
row as an agent of change through developing your
-N
egotiate across cultures, industries and functions.
self-awareness - examining your strengths, weakness, Walter Jacobs
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – L E A D E R S H I P
and personal leadership approach Past Participant,
-H
one your change implementation skills in a risk-free Leading Across Borders and Cultures
environment using Change Pro, a proprietary system
that simulates a 120-day change initiative in just
a few hours
-E
nhance your understanding of the change process - Improve your negotiation outcomes – with fewer
KEY BENEFITS
-G
ain the skills and tools required to initiate and execute conflicts and greater confidence
change -L
earn best practices and processes to navigate any
-C
reate a detailed action plan for your specific change negotiation, from preparing and debriefing to predicting
initiative. what is likely to happen next
-A
cquire hands-on practice and develop a new mindset –
enabling you to change your behaviour
-C
ontinue to improve your performance through optional
post-programme one-on-one coaching sessions.
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Coaching
Programmes
- Essentials of Coaching
- INSEAD Coaching Certificate
- Advanced Programme in Coaching Groups.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
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Essentials INSEAD Coaching Advanced Programme
PROGRAMME
of Coaching Certificate in Coaching Groups
A follow-up programme
to the INSEAD Coaching Certificate
LENGTH 5 days LENGTH 4.5 days + 4 days + 3 days LENGTH 4.5 days
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
aspiration to lead people and strengthen their leadership and executive coaching recognise and work with group dynamics when
- Individuals who have an interest in people development practice coaching groups and teams
and coaching. - Internal coaches: professionals who wish to further -A
pplicants must have completed the INSEAD Coaching
develop their coaching skills to leverage performance Certificate programme in order to be eligible.
and growth within their organisation
-L
eaders coaching leaders: senior managers who seek to
develop competencies to effectively coach their teams
or who are transitioning into a coaching role.
CONTENT
-L
earn how coaching can be used to intervene and drive -K
ey areas: individual and group coaching fundamentals, - Through experiential group learning and coaching you
the best results coaching skills development and dynamics of coaching analyse and explore the dynamics of group behaviour
-D
iscover the theory and the practice of coaching -S
trong focus on learning by doing, involving active - The conscious and unconscious forces at play and how
and understand the importance of adopting different coaching engagements, role plays, peer coaching, group to harness them for effective group coaching
coaching approaches learning and supervision of practice, as well as cutting- -C
oaching both established, recently formed and
-L
earn about ethics and philosophy in coaching, edge classroom sessions with INSEAD faculty transient groups
and understand how to develop a meaningful and -A
three-module learning experience with virtual -M
anaging ambiguity: being part of and apart from the
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – C O A C H I N G P R O G R A M M E S
responsible coaching practice coaching and supervision between modules. group to coach with the necessary distance
-P
ractice coaching and understand yourself in the role of -E
xploring your own behaviour within the group: your own
a Coach leadership and followership preferences.
-D
evelop your essential coaching skills and your -D
evelop yourself as a coach by gaining an -R
econnect with a diverse group of coaches and build on
KEY BENEFITS
appreciation for the art of coaching understanding of the different approaches to coaching previous learning
-E
xplore different approaches that work in coaching - Increase your awareness of how effective you are as a -L
earn about the exercise of authority, leadership
other people coach behaviour, and team dynamics at different levels of
-B
uild your self-awareness and determine what you need -E
xplore how to define the scope of a coaching analysis
to let go of, and to develop as a coach of others relationship prior to taking a coaching engagement -G
ain valuable insight into leadership styles and enhance
-D
iscover how to hold a coaching conversation and how -D
evelop your ability to use assessment tools to support your effectiveness in harnessing group dynamics to
to create developmental space for the person you are coaching objectives effect positive change in groups and teams
coaching. -G
ain exposure to different schools of thought that -D
evelop your effectiveness in recognising, engaging and
INSEAD leverages for our leadership development coaching with group dynamics.
activities.
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“I think something that really
characterises the programme is
the challenge to try new things
and to be open to experimentation
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – I N S E A D V I R T U A L E X E C U T I V E C O A C H I N G
while being tolerant of failure.
This is something that continues
to live with me and that informs
my choices and decisions both
professionally and personally.”
François Thouret
Holder of INSEAD Coaching Certificate
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INSEAD Executive Coaching Virtual Executive Coaching
If you are considering a leadership development initiative for managers, senior Leverage the Power of Virtual Coaching &
Cascade the Results through your Organisation
executives or high potentials in your company, our centre can deliver powerful True to our DNA of being close to business, we from recognised coaching accreditation
coaching and learning that gets long-lasting results. Our coaches and professors have developed a customised solution to support institutions, with a minimum 8 years of global
leaders in these extraordinary times by developing coaching experience. This diverse network has
can deliver an entire Customised Programme or specific sessions on leadership
individual, on-demand virtual coaching. held top management positions worldwide,
within a broader learning initiative. Either way, we will tailor the activities to the including C-suite and Board level. So you can feel
Virtual Executive Coaching provides quick and safe in the knowledge that you are partnering in
needs of your organisation and your team. impactful access to INSEAD’s top experienced a supportive and trusted environment - ready to
coaches. Each of them are trained and certified tackle transformational change.
In times of chaos and fast-paced reactivity, INSEAD Executive Coaching gathers a global One-to-one coaching sessions provide a personal and safe space to address everyday leadership challenges
organisations need reflective leaders who can act network of professionals – nearly 150 coaches, whilst simultaneously preparing executives to become stronger and more confident leaders, ready to respond
swiftly and decisively when the situation calls. professors and researchers – within one of the to the uncertainties that lay ahead. Executive coaching benefits every professional who wants to explore
world’s best business schools. They are all leaders their potential and interference by evoking awareness, enabling them to achieve their goal. The sessions will
For many years, INSEAD Executive Coaching in their fields and engage with businesses and benefit to team leaders, managers, business executives and also directors at all levels: Board, C-Suite etc.
has been developing reflective leaders who executives worldwide.
create results-driven, adaptive and innovative
organisations by putting people first. We have developed a range of unique cutting- For individuals For groups
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – I N S E A D E X E C U T I V E C O A C H I N G
edge techniques and tools to support leadership
INSEAD is well known for the quality and diversity development of executives in organisations such
of its coaches, all carefully selected for their as yours – by designing and delivering highly Shortly after booking your sessions, Shortly after booking, our team will be in
expertise in individual coaching. customised programmes focused on your needs. our team will be in touch with you to define touch with you to diagnose the requirements
your coaching objectives Step 1 of your leaders
They are entrusted advisors and represent:
• 40 nationalities
• 15+ average years of coaching experience Once objectives are defined, we collaborate
Once your objectives are defined,
• 95% speak at least two languages with you to carefully hand-pick a pool of global
we will carefully review them and select
coaches for your executives to tap into via a
• 100% have lived and worked abroad the right coach for you Step 2
process dedicated to your organisation
• 50% have experience at C-Suite or Board level
• 57% are women.
INSEAD will connect you to your coach Your executives register through
so you can start planning your sessions the Virtual Executive Coaching portal
according to your schedule Step 3 and start scheduling their one-to-one sessions
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Digital Transformation
and Innovation
PROGRAMMES -L
eading Digital Transformation
ARE ELIGIBLE
FOR THE and Innovation
CERTIFICATE
IN GLOBAL - AI for Business NEW
MANAGEMENT*
-L
eading Digital Marketing Strategy
*Open online programmes are not eligible - Leading Change in an Age of Digital
Transformation
- INSEAD Blue Ocean Strategy.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
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Leading Digital AI for Business Leading Digital Marketing
PROGRAMME
NEW
Transformation and Strategy
Innovation
-L
eaders and senior executives seeking the -S
enior executives who want to understand how they can -E
xecutives and senior managers from all business
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
comprehensive perspective needed to lead in a digital make their organisations AI-ready areas who wish to develop a strategic understanding
world: strategic understanding, organisational wisdom -L
eaders and senior executives seeking the of digital marketing or a roadmap for digital business
and innovation capabilities comprehensive perspective they need to lead in a digital transformation in their organisations
-S
enior managers seeking to build their own strategic, world, with a focus on the strategic, organisational and -E
xecutives seeking to develop new sustainable business
leadership, and innovation capabilities, and develop innovation implications of AI and data technologies models in a digital world.
personalised, actionable plans -S
enior managers seeking to build their own capabilities
-S
enior executives wanting to understand how to lead a in strategy, leadership and innovation, while developing
digital transformation. personalised, actionable plans.
CONTENT
-A
strategic view of digital with insights into the -U
nderstand how AI is used to create: LLM’s, ChatGPT and -H
ow digital tech megatrends disrupt your market – and
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – D I G I TA L T R A N S F O R M AT I O N A N D I N N O V AT I O N
fundamental drivers behind digital transformation generative AI best practices for harnessing them
-A
n organisational view of what it means for companies -A
I applications across functional areas (marketing, - The impact of digital on the competitive landscape:
to become more digitally ready, including aspects such finance, operations, and HR/organisational development) threats and opportunities for business model innovation
as roles and structures, culture, teamwork, and even -G
aining insight into the work of in-house data scientists -D
igital strategy as a commercial driver: select and use
personal social networks and effectively applying their insights digital and social media channels to create novel value
-A
n innovation view that uncovers how to foster the - In-depth discussion on the logistical, legal, and -U
sing online research and big data to make decisions
innovation at a personal and team level to respond to a ethical challenges associated with AI deployment in -B
uilding your brand through content creation, curation
digital world. Draws on our research involving more than management, emphasising weaknesses in machine and dissemination
400 businesses and 16,000 executives and innovators. learning decision-making and the significance of
-U
nderstanding the role of a digital organisation in
randomisation-based pilot testing
driving company profits.
-S
tudy innovative applications that use machine
intelligence either directly or indirectly, such as using
computer models to forecast how a management
intervention will unfold.
-A
cquire a concrete view of key strategic drivers of -D
evelop a unique end-to-end understanding of -R
ecognise digital megatrends – and rise to the
KEY BENEFITS
digital transformation in your industry AI, from business relevant technical aspects to challenge
-A
nalyse the organisational and team capabilities organisational, strategic, and regulatory implications -E
nhance operations and brand-building through
needed to support a digital-ready business - Identify AI-enabled business opportunities and how to digitalisation
-L
earn the innovation capabilities to generate more implement AI projects to gain strategic advantage -D
evelop a content-driven digital strategy to strengthen
insights and transform these insights into new -F
ormulate and explore solutions to the AI challenges engagement with customers
businesses in your organisation through extensive exchanges -U
nderstand the new rules of competition and the
-D
evelop personal, actionable plans to address the with peers and faculty and real-world use cases by evolving expectations of today’s customers
strategy, organisation, and innovation opportunities you guest speakers in different industries
-L
earn how to leverage data and measure the ROI of
face. -U
nderstand the ethics of AI: fairness and biases in digital marketing
machine learning
-U
nderstand key enablers that allow for a transformation
-L
earn how to work effectively with data scientists and towards an agile customer-centric & digital organisation,
how to build an AI-powered organisation. including AI and machine learning
-G
ain a view and appreciation of the design of a digital
marketing organisation including the roles, structures,
and movements required to drive effective change.
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Leading Change in an Age INSEAD Blue Ocean
PROGRAMME
-S
enior executives and senior middle managers who -S
enior executives, business owners, heads of
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
lead strategic change related to digital transformation strategy and middle managers involved in developing
initiatives in their organisations. new products or services
-W
hile individual participants are completely welcome, -G
roups of up to 6 people from the same organisation
it is beneficial for several managers within the - Those seeking to break out of the ‘red ocean’ of
same organisation (up to three managers) to come competition and create ‘blue oceans’ of strong profitable
together as existing or potential members of a digital growth.
transformation initiative team.
CONTENT
- Initial Ignition: What are the most common ignition - Review and critique of traditional competitive strategies,
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – D I G I TA L T R A N S F O R M AT I O N A N D I N N O V AT I O N
pitfalls, why do smart people fall into them and how can leading to ‘How blue is your strategy?’ – an individual
you avoid them? assessment and plan of action
- Lift-off and Launch: Who do you need as early adopters - Foundations of Blue Ocean Strategy and how
and how do you secure their engagement? Which to identify ‘red’ or ‘blue’ oceans
resisters should you ignore and which should you tackle? - Unique tools to find or create new market space
After lift-off, how do you throttle up the enthusiasm to
- Implementing your Blue Ocean Strategy using two key
gain momentum in the launch phase?
approaches: ‘Tipping Point Leadership’ and ‘Fair Process’.
- Sustained Success: Why do transformations that achieve
successful lift-off and launch fail to reach “escape
velocity” and fall back to earth? How can you build a
sustaining coalition?
- The Live Case Application Approach: You will explore
company case studies that illustrate and illuminate core
concepts and tools, and apply the concepts and tools to
your own “live case” in real time over the course of the “We already listen to our customers, but now I have the
programme.
understanding and the tools to listen with a different, digital-
-E
nhance your understanding of the unique aspects of -D
evelop an in-depth understanding of Blue Ocean
empowered approach. We have a long and interesting path ahead
KEY BENEFITS
leading digital transformation change Strategy tools and concepts developed at INSEAD of us and it’s going to be fascinating to see how it evolves.”
-E
levate key skills in change leadership relative to -L
earn to engage colleagues in a Blue Ocean Strategy
people and process across all three stages of digital process Past Participant, Leading Digital Marketing Strategy
transformation - Initial Ignition, Lift-off and Launch -D
evelop a Blue Ocean Strategy to break away from
and Sustained Success the competition through ‘Value Innovation’, the
-L
eave with a concrete action plan for your own digital simultaneous pursuit of differentiation and low cost.
transformation initiative.
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Strategy
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
- Value Creation for Owners and Directors.
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INSEAD Business Competitive INSEAD Blue Ocean Strategy Execution
PROGRAMME
-S
enior leaders who want to fully comprehend the -E
xecutives who run a business – or who have profit and -S
enior executives, business owners, heads of -S
enior managers who are new to implementing strategy,
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
business case for sustainability and how to implement loss responsibility for a geographical area – seeking to strategy and middle managers involved in developing moving into a more challenging implementation role or
new strategies across their organisations improve business performance new products or services simply looking for new ideas to try where others have
- Typical participants include CFOs, COOs, Vice -E
xecutives and teams who need to acquire strategic -G
roups of up to 6 people from the same organisation failed
Presidents and Heads of Departments. thinking skills quickly - Those seeking to break out of the ‘red ocean’ of -E
xecutives who are accountable for outcomes and
-B
oard members, strategic planners, investment bankers, competition and create ‘blue oceans’ of strong profitable direct control of significant resources (budgets and
consultants and financial analysts who give high-level growth. groups of people)
strategic advice. -G
eneral managers who lead business units, senior
managers who head significant departments or leaders
of major project teams.
-U
nderstanding the challenge and need to manage -P
redict industry, supply chain and ecosystem - Review and critique of traditional competitive strategies, -A
two-module journey of ‘learning by doing’,
CONTENT
stakeholder pressures that bring environmental and profitability and profit pools with a view to developing, leading to ‘How blue is your strategy?’ – an individual uniquely structured around your own challenges
societal issues into a firm’s agenda assessing and sustaining a truly competitive strategy assessment and plan of action -B
uild the skills, knowledge and confidence to overcome
- Identify business sustainability opportunities and -F
ocus on creating and capturing customer value in - Foundations of Blue Ocean Strategy and how to identify barriers, make ambitious strategies work and achieve
understanding the business models that align with them building your strategy ‘red’ or ‘blue’ oceans sustainable change
-G
aining the knowledge to implement and operationalise - Identify or create unique strategic resources and - Unique tools to find or create new market space -E
xtended learning and support to practise new skills,
sustainable practices capabilities - Implementing your Blue Ocean Strategy using two key including facilitated peer-to-peer networking, to maintain
-N
avigating key sustainability measurement and -U
nderstand when latecomers can challenge seemingly approaches: ‘Tipping Point Leadership’ and ‘Fair Process’. momentum between modules and after the programme.
reporting challenges. unbeatable competitors and when cooperating with
other companies of the same or a different ecosystem
is preferable
-D
iscover how to compete in markets with technology
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – S T R AT E G Y
disruptors and platforms with winner-takes-all dynamics
- Integrate sustainability thinking into competitive
strategy choices, and how to align sustainability
demands and business performance.
-U
nderstand the key forces making sustainability a - Improve strategic thinking with state-of-the-art models -D
evelop an in-depth understanding of Blue Ocean -C
ome with a heightened awareness of your strategic
KEY BENEFITS
business priority today and tools Strategy tools and concepts developed at INSEAD aspirations and challenges, and leave with a more
-A
cquire essential frameworks, models and tools -S
harpen competitive insight and skills to achieve -L
earn to engage colleagues in a Blue Ocean Strategy realistic and actionable plan of execution
to make informed decisions about how to pursue profitable growth for your business process -G
ain new insights about the hidden barriers to strategic
sustainability as a foundation for your competitive -A
pply practical tools to execute strategies. -D
evelop a Blue Ocean Strategy to break away from execution and how to overcome them
strategy and advantage the competition through ‘Value Innovation’, the -A
cquire a deep understanding of how to get results from
- Identify and navigate the unique challenges in executing simultaneous pursuit of differentiation and low cost. future strategic initiatives
sustainable business models, including circular models -U
nderstand the psychological dynamics between
-D
eploy the skills to effectively measure, assess, report strategy execution practitioners and stakeholders.
and communicate on corporate sustainability in your
organisation.
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M&As and Corporate Managing Partnerships Strategic Marketing Strategic
PROGRAMME
-C
EOs, CFOs, general managers, senior executives, board -S
enior line managers and executives directly involved in -M
arketing executives who want to hone and update -S
enior managers involved in product innovation –
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
members and those responsible for corporate strategy partnerships, alliances and ecosystems their experience either directly or because this is a major focus of their
-C
orporate development officers, heads of M&As and -E
xecutives responsible for building and managing digital -N
on-marketing executives who have recently taken up organisation
those responsible for corporate partnerships platforms marketing responsibilities or who regularly interact with - Typically either moving from a specialised function into
-C
ompany advisors, such as lawyers and investment -E
xecutives involved in cross-company collaborations on the marketing function and want to build their marketing a more generalist role or general managers required to
bankers, or private equity executives concerned with a day-to-day basis and who are directly responsible for skills be more closely involved in R&D activities.
M&A deals. any related business outcomes -E
xecutives who come from a variety of industries and
-B
oard members responsible for alliances, partnerships career levels but share a focus on the end-user and
and ecosystems, who have oversight of their company consumer marketing.
and its growth.
CONTENT
-D
etermine the appropriate businesses to acquire, - Understand the strategic intentions of potential partners -M
arketing strategy: foundations of marketing and - Managing a portfolio of processes for different types of
restructure or divest through a disciplined decision- and how they can deliver value to your organisation industry variations; branding, targeting and positioning; innovations: going beyond financial evaluations
making process - Design powerful collaboration networks with customers, decision-making, behavioural economics and consumer - Innovation strategy and execution: optimal ways for R&D
-S
elect the right acquisitions with the greatest potential suppliers and competitors psychology to contribute to overall company goals
to create value - Learn about types of ecosystems and how they differ - The marketing mix: translating strategy into action; - Measuring R&D performance: why many current
-S
tructure your acquisition intelligently to mitigate the from partnerships and alliances analysing brand identity; the role of market research; evaluation systems are unsatisfactory
various potential risk involved in these deals managing product lines and sales funnels; allocating
- Discover how platforms can bring together partners and - Developing structures for portfolio innovation and
resources
-L
earn how to achieve change and overcome human customers who seek new services, technology, talent or managing globally diverse teams
barriers to integration. information - Today’s big marketing challenges: the impact of social
- Using organisational innovativeness and idea creation:
media; low-price competition; market commoditisation
- Build management processes that foster collaboration. R&D processes to foster creative organisations.
-H
ands-on, international experience through the INSEAD-
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – S T R AT E G Y
developed DiG (Discovery, Innovation and Growth)
simulation.
-D
efine an optimal portfolio of businesses and an -U
nderstand how collaboration can help you deal -U
nderstand the marketing process and learn how to -V
iew R&D from a strategic perspective rather than as
KEY BENEFITS
effective corporate growth strategy with the challenges of digital transformation and the create a marketing plan a collection of development projects
-E
nhance M&A capabilities through acquisitions with disruption of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) -D
evelop a brand strategy and positioning – including -B
uild tools to translate business strategy into a
greater value creation potential, at the right price and -G
ain insights into the role of collaboration in developing communication, social media, pricing and distribution portfolio of innovation initiatives and measure
with the right deal structure and implementing your organisation’s strategy strategies performance of uncertain and long-term innovation
-D
esign a post-M&A integration approach that fits your -D
evelop methods for proactively building, competing -E
xplore the implications of serving multiple markets, the - Implement processes and structures that support
strategic objectives, while taking human constraints into with and defending platform businesses opportunities from the emergence of new markets and R&D activities for different purposes and with
account. - Improve your ability to design effective alliances, and the threats from overseas entrants into home markets. different degrees of novelty.
acquire frameworks for partner selection, ecosystem
development and alliance design
-G
ain skills to create effective ecosystems of partners
from different industries and countries while building
mutual trust and capturing value.
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“You see things you haven’t seen
before or that you might have
taken for granted. The Strategy
Execution Programme made me
really rethink corporate politics,
and the difficulties we all have in
breaking with old strategies or old
behaviours that are no longer fit
for purpose.”
Gerrit Jan Konijnenberg
Past Participant, Strategy Execution
Programme
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – S T R AT E G Y
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Corporate Venturing Strategic Management Value Creation for Owners
PROGRAMME
and Innovation in Banking and Directors
-B
oard members, C-suite executives -S
enior bankers (including board members responsible -O
wners and directors of private and listed companies,
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
-S
enior executives involved in expanding or rethinking for retail, corporate, capital markets and international including chairs of boards and shareholders in family
the innovation strategy inside their organisation banking) as well as financial advisors and consultants firms
interested in the new strategic landscape - Investors, senior professionals from the institutional
-C
orporate business development professionals
-F
inancial entrepreneurs, wealth managers, Fintech investment community and managers of sovereign
-C
hief Technology and Innovation Officers
operators and family offices wealth funds or strategic investment units
-R
&D professionals
-P
rofessionals from firms that serve boards and their
-B
usiness unit executives committees.
-N
ext-generation family business owners
CONTENT
-E
xplore models for tapping into internal and external -S
trategic analysis of the future of the Financial Services - Definition of the concept of value: how to create it, how to
innovations to build new businesses Industry, including value creation in financial markets specify and assess the risk that owners and directors are
-E
xamine the structural context of innovation, and how it -M
anaging for growth and coping with disruption: prepared to take in the pursuit of value
can affect the success rate of internal ventures Fintech, TechFin, digitalization, digital banking, robots - The relationship between value creation and growth –
-L
earn how to partner with VCs and start-ups, and grasp and blockchain and the strategic options for achieving growth: M&As,
lessons learned from corporations that have engaged in -A
sset-liability management alliances and international expansion
venture capital investing -N
ew client offerings and the challenge of reaching - Presentation of an operational ownership framework to
-L
earn how to build an ecosystem that attracts the best the mass affluent and retail with a new profitable and facilitate effective interaction between owners, boards
entrepreneurial third parties sustainable offering. and managers – with an emphasis on fair process in
leadership
-O
vercome the organisational challenges of corporate
venturing and consider the tactics managers can use to - Selection and performance evaluation of boards and
overcome or circumvent these barriers. managers.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – S T R AT E G Y
-C
ombine the right mix of capabilities and critical -G
ain expertise in strategic positioning, competition -U
nderstand the broader context in which owners and
KEY BENEFITS
functions to generate and commercialise new business with new entrants and growth directors operate and the responsibilities that come with
ideas by leveraging corporate resources more efficiently -A
ssess the future of the financial markets, identify an ownership or director mandate
-D
evelop the processes and organisational structure the challenges and the opportunities and learn how to -P
rovide an overview of the knowledge and
required to support these activities as you master new turn challenges into opportunities competencies expected from owners and directors
tactics for dealing with the uncertainty, risk-taking -L
earn how to craft holistic solutions for the financial today
and the resistances to change that can threaten new clients -D
evelop skills that contribute to the creation of a high-
business initiatives performing board culture
-D
evelop new ideas to reach clients with big data and
-D
eploy the right tactics to deal with stakeholders – both digital offering -H
one your ability to challenge other directors, investors,
internal and external – to showcase the value of your executives and experts through positive exchanges
-E
nhance, with the help of a simulation, your skills in
new business portfolio, thereby ensuring the longevity of focused on the key issues that underpin value creation.
value creation and risk control
your approach.
-B
ond with leaders and experts in the financial arena.
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Marketing
and Sales
Today, more than ever, marketing executives are under pressure to deliver
results in increasingly competitive and global markets. At the same time,
they are facing higher customer expectations and a proliferation of new
media and sales channels. INSEAD offers 5 programmes that will keep you
at the forefront of Marketing and Sales practice:
PROGRAMMES -S
trategic Marketing Programme
ARE ELIGIBLE
FOR THE - B2B Marketing Strategies
CERTIFICATE
IN GLOBAL -L
eading Digital Marketing Strategy
MANAGEMENT
- Leading the Effective Sales Force
- Negotiation Dynamics.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
68 www.insead.edu/executive-education/marketing-sales 69
Strategic Marketing B2B Marketing Leading Digital Marketing
PROGRAMME
Programme Strategies Strategy
-E
xecutives and senior managers from all business areas - Senior executives at general management level or heading -E
xecutives and senior managers from all business
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
who are interested in learning more about the essential sales or marketing functions in their organisations areas who wish to develop a strategic understanding
strategic role of marketing in order to effectively - Executives working in professional service organisations of digital marketing or a roadmap for digital business
integrate and leverage it with their business functions. who wish to improve their ability to design and deliver transformation in their organisations
-E
xperienced marketing professionals who are outstanding customer experiences -E
xecutives seeking to develop new sustainable business
seeking to build an agile marketing structure with the - Executives in B2B industries seeking to develop models in a digital world.
capabilities needed to deliver results. successful customer-centric strategies in today’s agile
-S
pecialists new to marketing or about to take up and digital world
marketing responsibilities, or whose role interacts with - Executives from all business areas who wish to develop
the marketing function. their strategic understanding and build a roadmap to
transform marketing within their organisations
- Executives who want to move from products to solutions
and create differentiation strategies for future growth.
CONTENT
-B
uilding a competitive and sustainable marketing - Understand value for your customers: explore a strategy -H
ow digital tech megatrends disrupt your market – and
strategy framework for sustainable growth, and understand how best practices for harnessing them
-B
uilding an agile marketing organisation that can adapt to create value for your organisation by creating value for - The impact of digital on the competitive landscape:
to changes your customers threats and opportunities for business model innovation
-U
nderstanding the changing environment and how it is - Co-create value for, and with customers: understand how -D
igital strategy as a commercial driver: select and use
shaping marketing strategy and execution to leverage innovation to achieve superior growth digital and social media channels to create novel value
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – M A R K E T I N G A N D S A L E S
-L
everaging digital to power growth and customer - Communicate value: develop a digital, content- -U
sing online research and big data to make decisions
relationships. driven strategy that enables you to better engage -B
uilding your brand through content creation, curation
with customers and create outstanding customer and dissemination
experiences
-U
nderstanding the role of a digital organisation in
- Deliver value: understand the digital trends that are driving company profits.
disrupting your business and gain insight into today’s
customers and their evolving needs and expectations
- Capture value: understand how to capture the value you
create along the customer journey
- Leading and implementing change: define your roadmap
for leading your marketing team tomorrow.
-A
ppreciate the strategic nature and importance of the -C
reate compelling offers and develop distinctive new - Recognise digital megatrends – and rise to the challenge
KEY BENEFITS
marketing process and learn how to create a marketing services that generate added value - Enhance operations and brand-building through
plan using customer insights and competitor analysis, -D
esign new business models to facilitate your digitalisation
including segmentation, targeting, and positioning organisation’s move from products to solutions and - Develop a content-driven digital strategy to strengthen
-D
evelop a brand strategy and positioning, leading to the experiences engagement with customers
creation and management of communication, pricing -D
eploy emerging technologies such as artificial - Understand the new rules of competition and the
and distribution strategies, including a focus on digital intelligence, machine learning, augmented reality evolving expectations of today’s customers
-A
cquire strategic skills through rigorous teaching and robotics and social media to create outstanding - Learn how to leverage data and measure the ROI of
well-structured frameworks to adapt and be resilient in customer experiences across channels and digital marketing
the changing landscape. touchpoints.
- Understand key enablers that allow for a transformation
towards an agile customer-centric & digital organisation,
including AI and machine learning
- Gain a view and appreciation of the design of a digital
marketing organisation including the roles, structures,
and movements required to drive effective change.
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Leading Negotiation
PROGRAMME
-M
anagers and senior executives responsible for -E
xecutives who have at least 8 to 10 years’
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
business development strategies and planning in either management experience and have gained substantial
local or international markets experience in conducting and supervising business
-P
articipants typically spend over half their time negotiations
managing sales force issues -E
xecutives involved in M&As or joint-venture
-C
ompanies are encouraged to send multiple negotiations, those handling procurement, human
participants from different functions to the same resource managers, entrepreneurs, managers in liaison
session to facilitate greater understanding of sales. roles such as national account managers, key account
managers, barristers and other lawyers.
-A
joint INSEAD–Wharton marketing programme focused -U
nderstanding the process of preparing strategically,
on optimising the performance of your sales force, as recognising the available choices, seeking value, We covered a lot of ground and our
well as cutting costs while increasing sales communicating carefully and leading proactively enthusiasm and energy was really
-H
ow to generate maximum growth from your sales -S
trategy and implementation: learning to think and do
force by analysing your sales calls, realigning territories, through a series of hands-on simulations
sparked to pursue specific ideas.
shifting product or market emphases, reallocating
-L
earning from the experiences of others and The programme renewed my genuine
salesperson time or adjusting sales force size
-H
ow to motivate salespeople and third-party distribution
experimenting with new ideas in a safe environment to excitement about marketing in
develop a style of negotiating that works for you
general.”
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – M A R K E T I N G A N D S A L E S
channels through compensation systems and
-N
egotiating across cultures, industries and functions.
organisational structures.
Matthias Meier
Past Participant, Strategic Marketing Programme
-G
ain the skills necessary to make the sales force a key - Improve your negotiation outcomes – with fewer
KEY BENEFITS
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R&D and Operations
Management
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
74 www.insead.edu/executive-education/research-development-operations-management 75
INSEAD Business Supply Chain Strategic
PROGRAMME
Sustainability Programme Management R&D Management
-S
enior leaders who want to fully comprehend the -M
anagers involved in creating, optimising or redesigning -S
enior managers involved in product innovation –
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
business case for sustainability and how to implement a supply chain, who either are responsible for, or either directly or because this is a major focus of their
new strategies across their organisations contribute to the supply chain decision-making process organisation
- Typical participants include CFOs, COOs, Vice in their company - Typically those moving from a specialised function into
Presidents and Heads of Departments. - Typically participants have experience in operations, a more generalist role, or general managers required to
manufacturing, logistics, procurement, information be more closely involved in R&D activities.
technology management, marketing, new product
development or distribution.
CONTENT
-U
nderstanding the challenge and need to manage Focusing on improving the key flows in the supply chain -M
anaging a portfolio of processes for different types of
stakeholder pressures that bring environmental and by optimising business processes and organisational innovations: going beyond financial evaluations
societal issues into a firm’s agenda structures, and deploying enabling technologies, - Innovation strategy and execution: optimal ways for R&D
- Identify business sustainability opportunities and participants will learn to: to contribute to overall company goals
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – R & D A N D O P E R AT I O N S M A N A G E M E N T
understanding the business models that align with them -E
valuate the trade-offs between lean and resilient supply -M
easuring R&D performance: why many current
-G
aining the knowledge to implement and operationalise chains in turbulent global environments evaluation systems are unsatisfactory
sustainable practices - Integrate Sustainability & ESG in supply chain design to -D
eveloping structures for portfolio innovation and
-N
avigating key sustainability measurement and create a positive social impact managing globally diverse teams
reporting challenges. -L
ead successful digital transformations -U
sing organisational innovativeness and idea creation:
-D
emonstrate the key role played by supply chains in R&D processes to foster creative organisations.
implementing innovative business models.
-U
nderstand the key forces making sustainability a -A
dopt value as a guiding principle to deliver superior -V
iew R&D from a strategic perspective rather than as
KEY BENEFITS
business priority today supply chain performance with significant business a collection of development projects
-A
cquire essential frameworks, models and tools impact -B
uild tools to translate business strategy into a
to make informed decisions about how to pursue -D
iscover tools to align core processes and achieve portfolio of innovation initiatives and measure
sustainability as a foundation for your competitive operational excellence performance of uncertain and long-term innovation
strategy and advantage -U
nderstand frameworks to manage risks and - Implement processes and structures that support
- Identify and navigate the unique challenges in executing opportunities for sustainable supply chain management R&D activities for different purposes and with
sustainable business models, including circular models on a global scale. different degrees of novelty.
-D
eploy the skills to effectively measure, assess, report
and communicate on corporate sustainability in your
organisation.
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Finance
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
78 www.insead.edu/executive-education/finance 79
Finance Advanced International Strategic Management
PROGRAMME
for Executives Corporate Finance in Banking
-N
on-financial executives, including general managers -E
xecutives and board members who want to sharpen -S
enior bankers (including board members responsible
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
and senior functional managers outside finance their finance knowledge in an international context for retail, corporate, capital markets and international
-B
oard members and corporate customer relations -C
FOs, board members, financial analysts, consultants, banking) as well as financial advisors and consultants
officers in financial service organisations who require a finance professionals and investment bankers who interested in the new strategic landscape
better understanding of the financial impact of business already have a good understanding of finance theories. -F
inancial entrepreneurs, wealth managers, Fintech
decisions. operators and family offices
CONTENT
-R
ecognise the impact of corporate policies and -R
efresher day on the fundamentals of company -S
trategic analysis of the future of the Financial Services
operations on financial performance and learning how valuation and optimal capital structure Industry, including value creation in financial markets
to appraise investment opportunities -A
n overview of international valuation methods for -M
anaging for growth and coping with disruption:
- Interpret financial information to get to the business highly leveraged transactions, such as leveraged Fintech, TechFin, digitalization, digital banking, robots
reality behind the numbers buyouts or project finance and blockchain
-L
earn the principles of value-based management and -A
comprehensive session on currency and country risks -A
sset-liability management
how to manage resources to create shareholder value and the use of industrial and financial strategies to -N
ew client offerings and the challenge of reaching
-U
nderstand the basics of corporate financing and avoid exposure in a way that minimises the costs and the mass affluent and retail with a new profitable and
company valuation, and exploring how mergers and creates value sustainable offering.
acquisitions can act as potential drivers for value -V
alue creation in raising capital: an exploration of the
creation or destruction. main issues involved in raising equity capital and being
publicly traded
- Tactical issues in finance, focusing on the options for
companies that find themselves undervalued.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – F I N A N C E
- Improve understanding of key financial elements of -B
e better prepared to deal with international -G
ain expertise in strategic positioning, competition
KEY BENEFITS
value-based management challenges involved in corporate finance, particularly with new entrants and growth
-F
acilitate more effective communication between political, governance and currency risks -A
ssess the future of the financial markets, identify
managers and accounting and finance functions -A
ccurately measure the impact of your strategic the challenges and the opportunities and learn how to
-H
arness powerful tools to aid analysis and decision- decisions on risk and shareholder value turn challenges into opportunities
making -S
trengthen your knowledge of global financial -L
earn how to craft holistic solutions for the financial
-B
enefit from a personalised review of financial markets clients
statements from your company or business unit by our - Increase your tactical finance capabilities and -D
evelop new ideas to reach clients with big data and
expert faculty. improve your valuation skills. digital offering
-E
nhance, with the help of a simulation, your skills in
value creation and risk control
-B
ond with leaders and experts in the financial arena.
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“Value creation is a simple
concept that I did not think too
much about before attending
the programme. It forces you to
examine all your tasks and what
your people are spending their
time on, and how you can better
deploy your assets to deliver
greater value to the company
and its stakeholders. With my
newfound knowledge, I am now
better able to take ownership,
especially in the area of corporate
finance. Whether it’s talking to the
board or customers, I am able to
speak with more authority.”
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – F I N A N C E
Alessandro Luzi
Managing Director, ATR Eastern
Support Pte Ltd
Past participant, Finance for Executives
programme
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Entrepreneurship
and Family Business
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
84 www.insead.edu/executive-education/entrepreneurship-family-business 85
Corporate Venturing Entrepreneurship:
PROGRAMME
-B
oard members, C-suite executives -L
eaders of high-growth start-ups who are ready to take
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
-S
enior executives involved in expanding or rethinking their venture to the next level.
the innovation strategy inside their organisation -E
xecutives/Senior managers who want to learn how to
-C
orporate business development professionals be more entrepreneurial and/or build an entrepreneurial “During the programme, you hear
business culture.
-C
hief Technology and Innovation Officers real stories about entrepreneurs
-E
xecutives/Senior managers leading a venture within
-R
&D professionals
an organisation – executives charged with driving being bold and courageous and
-B
usiness unit executives
-N
ext-generation family business owners
intrapreneurial business development.
you’re encouraged to think about
- Investors and consultants working with start-ups and/or
entrepreneurial business ventures. what you’d do in their shoes. Since
-C
orporate entrepreneurs, employees or executives in I’ve left INSEAD, I’ve consciously
family businesses, those involved in private equity,
corporate venture capitalists, or working for business
changed the way I run my business.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – E N T R E P R E N E U R S H I P A N D F A M I LY B U S I N E S S
incubators. Among other things, I’ve taken bolder
steps to connect with people in my
industry and really start pushing for
CONTENT
-E
xplore models for tapping into internal and external -D
iscover where good ideas come from and how to
innovations to build new businesses generate new concepts. transparency and greater regulation
-E
xamine the structural context of innovation, and how it -L
earn how to build a great team that maps to the needs
can affect the success rate of internal ventures of specific ventures.
in mining for gems. I’m working with
-L
earn how to partner with VCs and start-ups, and grasp -L
earn to determine the right investors for your venture industry leaders and finding new ways
lessons learned from corporations that have engaged in and how they can best create value.
to help drive change by pivoting and
venture capital investing -D
iscover how to build a great team that maps to the
-L
earn how to build an ecosystem that attracts the best needs of specific ventures finding new angles for growth.”
entrepreneurial third parties -L
earn how to scale your venture both internally and
-O
vercome the organisational challenges of corporate externally, from operations and supply chains to new Thelma West
venturing and consider the tactics managers can use to types of customers. Founder, Thelma West Diamonds
overcome or circumvent these barriers. -B
uild on and transform your selling skills by practice- Past participant of the Entrepreneurship:
pitching new ventures to a live audience. New Business Ventures programme
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Open Online
Programmes
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4
- Innovation in the Age of Disruption
- INSEAD Fintech Programme
- Leadership Communication with Impact
- Leading Organisations in Disruptive Times
- Strategy in the Age of Digital Disruption
- Transforming Your Business with AI
- Negotiation Fundamentals
- Strategic Negotiations
- Advanced Negotiations
- INSEAD Lead the Future.
88 www.insead.edu/executive-education/open-online-programmes 89
What does a typical week on an Action Learning
INSEAD Online programme look like? Project (ALP)
Our online programmes combine a number of Participants earn points as they go, with a
learning elements to create a balanced blend ‘leaderboard’ featuring the most engaged
of learning, interactions and application in the participants each week. Every week, questions are
learning journey for participants. The platform posted by participants for the INSEAD faculty, who
allows participants to learn at their own pace then respond through just-in-time videos and live These guided ‘real-world assignments’ are a There are three phases to the ALP process: First,
during each week, by viewing the content, calls. On average, the programme takes 4-6 hours core element of INSEAD’s Online programmes, you will agree on the scope of your ALP with
completing assignments and engaging in per week*. designed to increase business impact, and to the learning coach, to make sure it aligns with
discussions. enable you to take newly acquired skills and apply the learning objectives of the programme and
them within the context of your actual job and culminates in a concrete end goal.
organisation.
Second, in each of the content weeks, you will
Each online programme centres around a specific apply the tools and concepts from that week to
URS 1
H Action Learning Project related to the learning your ALP.
O objectives of that programme, allowing you to
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Third, at the end of the content weeks, you
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a realistic strategy plan that can immediately be
1-
Video lectures:
executed once you return to work. Working with submissions to propose concrete strategic
course
fundamentals the learning coach, you will design an ALP that recommendations for your organisation, and
Videos lectures: is right for your organisation and your personal submit them for peer review. In the final week of
examples from Quizzes the programme, the peer review will take place,
learning objectives. For those attending the
various industries where every participant will review 2 to 4 other
programme with a group of colleagues from
the same company or organisation, the learning submissions and provide peer feedback.
Cases & Exercises coach can help you structure a more ambitious
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – O P E N O N L I N E P R O G R A M M E S
team ALP to collaborate and work on together.
ONE TYPICAL
WEEK ON AN
Discussion Forums
INSEAD ONLINE
PROGRAMME
Readings
Learning coaches, led by INSEAD alumni, are available throughout the
programme to help you achieve your learning objectives, as well as help
move the discussion forward and exchange ideas with you. Experienced
Learning and successful business professionals from diverse industries, our learning
coach coaches guide you in your learning journey, especially your ALP, to bring the
learning alive in your business context. They work closely with you and help
Action Learning Projects (ALP) you design an ALP that focuses on your personal development goals, provide
for individuals or teams feedback and keep you moving in the right direction.
2 - 3 H OU R S *
*This is the recommended number of hours per week however please note that working on the Action Learning
Project (ALP) may require up to two additional hours/week.
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Advancing Diversity Building Digital Partnerships Business Strategy Driving Digital Marketing
PROGRAMME
NEW
and Inclusion and Ecosystems and Financial Performance Strategy
-E
xecutives who are in traditional leadership positions – -D
esigned for senior executives and general managers -H
igh-potential individuals looking to accelerate their -E
xecutives and senior managers from all business areas
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
of teams, business units, products or functions – and who want to learn how to collaborate with partners and development as business leaders and professionals who thrive to develop a strategic
who are committed to driving diversity, and inclusion in develop the skills needed to build ecosystems understanding of digital marketing strategy
-E
xecutives in functions such as HR and IT looking to
their area - Team leaders and managers seeking to develop and
-A
lso valuable for members of the boards of directors, improve their ability to act as business partners within
-S
enior executives who are responsible for driving the whose job increasingly shifts from ensuring compliance their organisations integrate cutting-edge digital marketing practices into their
diversity, and inclusion agenda of their organisations business processes and corporate culture
to challenging top management’s growth and - Those responsible for B2B client relationships looking
-A
lso relevant for human resources, and diversity, and transformation strategies. to deepen their customer understanding and to position -E
xecutives seeking to develop new sustainable, data-driven
inclusion specialists.
themselves as strategic partners. business models, manage change and extract value out of
changing markets in a digital world.
CONTENT
-U
nderstand Barriers to Advancing Diversity and -U
nderstand what digital transformation is and -D
evelop the big picture perspective: strategic thinking -E
mbrace the three transformational shifts in marketing
Inclusion organisational and strategy challenges associated with involves linking individual decisions and actions to strategy by delivering powerful customer experiences and
-C
reate Impactful Diversity and Inclusion Strategies digital transformation the overarching organisational objective of enhanced, data-driven business models
-B
uild Foundations for an Inclusive Climate -D
efine and examine alliances and learn an alliance sustainable performance -U
nderstand the importance of moving from a product-
-D
esign Inclusive Processes jigsaw tool to approach innovation opportunities across -L
earn the value approach to managing a business: centric perspective to customer-centric perspective
-F
oster Inclusive Interpersonal Interactions. partners effective strategic thinking capabilities are grounded -L
earn the steps to build a customer-centric digital
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – O P E N O N L I N E P R O G R A M M E S
-U
nderstand different types of ecosystems and the in having a fundamental understanding of what drives marketing organisation and leverage digital solutions to
process to generate ideas with partners financial performance, in terms of the ability of a improve marketing speed and efficiency
business to create and capture value -L
earn when and how you can leverage “big” data to
-U
nderstand the meaning of a digital business model and
how to move a traditional business model to a digital -E
xplore strategy execution from a financial perspective: generate customer insights and embed these insights into
one. the success of a strategy initiative can be measured by your products and services strategy
tracking key financial metrics. Sound strategic thinking -G
ain a view and appreciation for the design of a digital
abilities combine successful execution with superior marketing organisation including the roles, structures, and
financial performance. movements required to drive effective change.
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Developing Emerging Design Thinking and Executive Presence Financial Analysis
PROGRAMME
-P
rofessionals across industries who are progressing -S
enior executives who want to strengthen their ability The programme is designed for: The programme is designed for executives who require a
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
from being in an individual contributor role to leading a to lead innovation and enhance their organisation’s -E
xecutives in leadership positions at all levels looking to better understanding of the financial impact of strategic
team of individual performers innovation capability empower others and drive meaningful change through choices, typically:
-E
merging leaders who have to adapt to the demands of - Team leaders and managers seeking to develop and enhanced presence and influence -D
ecision makers within an organisation overseeing
managing people and forming collaborations. integrate cutting-edge creative practices into their -E
xecutives in client-facing roles and organisations significant resources
business processes and corporate culture who want to build strong long-term relationships with -M
id- to senior-level executives without extensive training
-E
xecutives seeking to learn new problem-solving external stakeholders. in accounting or finance
approaches to innovation, building upon creativity -F
rom functional areas outside of Finance, including:
research, design thinking and lean startup. Operations; Marketing; Research and Engineering; Legal;
Strategy and General Management.
-D
evelop the fundamental creative skills to become a -C
ommunicating your ideas and storytelling: The first -E
stablish your financial acumen. Learn what is Balance
CONTENT
-L
ead yourself: the first step in your leadership journey is ‘catalyst of innovation’ able to address today’s business step in having greater presence and influence is to look Sheet, Income Statement and Statement of Cash Flows
learning how to lead yourself. Only when you have learnt challenges and innovate in any organisational context at the concepts that help craft relevant, memorable and and how they connect to each other
to understand and monitor yourself will you be able to impactful messages.
-E
xperience the value of using structured methods for -U
nderstand how to link financial and non-financial
become a mindful and effective leader -U
nlocking your Executive Presence: Body language is
creativity management, relevant across organisational performance measures to your project’s or overall
-L
ead others: your behaviour affects how others in your areas in which having creative problem-solving a universal medium of communication and influence. organisation’s strategy and objectives
team and environment perceive you. Exceptional leaders capabilities provides a competitive advantage Commanding attention, and conveying competence and
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – O P E N O N L I N E P R O G R A M M E S
-D
evelop a method for identifying relevant information
exhibit certain behaviours that make people want to trustworthiness is contingent as much on how you say
-C
ollaborate throughout your learning journey with for every type of organisational decision
work for them things as it is on what you say.
INSEAD Design Coaches, who have a strong background -L
earn why is the metric Return on Invested Capital
-L
ead teams: a digital world calls for a different style of and training in industrial design. -B
uilding Trust: Strong long-term relationships and
(ROIC) important and how to use it to evaluate
leading and forming collaborations. Effective leaders business outcomes are built on trust. But trust needs to
productivity
adapt to the dynamic nature of the digital age and be earned – and losing it can be highly costly.
create an environment that fosters meaningful and - The Science of Influence and Charisma: Develop and -U
nderstand how does ROIC relate to free cash flow and
positive collaboration. apply interpersonal persuasion skills and understand valuation and what are the preferred methods we can
the importance of strategy formulation, inspirational use to make strategic decisions based on forecasts of
and charismatic leadership, managerial agility, and ROIC and value.
emotional intelligence.
-M
aster the skills you need to sustain creative and -L
earn tactics to unlock your own executive presence -E
nhance your literacy of financial statements and
-L
earn to monitor and mould your own behaviour and
KEY BENEFITS
design thinking capabilities such that your stakeholders have confidence, respect terminology
grow your awareness of how it affects others and trust in your competencies and reliability
-A
cquire the mindset and managerial levers you need to - Improve your understanding of how strategic
-D
iscover how to create a workspace that motivates your develop an innovative organisational culture -D
iscover evidence-based strategies that are effective, decisions impact financial metrics
team members to give their best while becoming skilful practical and ethical to influence other people without
-E
quip yourself with a methodology to put design -G
ain insights into how revenues, costs and profits are
at providing feedback and having difficult conversations imposing your power
thinking into action allocated to products, customers and divisions
-B
uild successful teams by forming meaningful -M
aster when and how to employ these influence
-L
earn how to solve problems creatively in any setting by -L
earn methodologies of financial decision making
collaborations in a digital organisation. strategies with different stakeholders and in different
collaborating with design coaches based on rigorous, but intuitive, frameworks including
contexts in your personal leadership challenges
-A
ction Learning Project to apply the learning in your net present value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR),
-U
nderstand the psychology of trust, and how to
personal or organisational context. and Economic Value Added (EVA).
establish trust to build fruitful long-term business
relationships with your teams, managers, and with
clients.
94 95
“I took away a different mindset
after completing the Innovation
in the Age of Disruption
programme. It taught me to really
look at things from a customer
centric perspective and to apply
cutting-edge techniques like
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design thinking to my processes
as a leader.”
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Innovation in the Age INSEAD Fintech Leadership Communication
PROGRAMME
of Disruption Programme with Impact
-P
rofessionals who want to build their capabilities to The programme is designed for: -E
xecutives in leadership positions at all levels, looking
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
innovate, and translate these skills into a competitive -B
usiness leaders, executives, and entrepreneurs to improve their impact and performance through more
advantage for their organisation interested in understanding the business case for and effective leadership communication.
-E
xecutives who are impacted by digital disruption against various FinTech trends.
-L
eaders who want to help their organisation become
agile, transforming it into a vehicle of innovation.
CONTENT
-D
evelop an innovative mindset (People): understand This programme focuses on five core areas of FinTech, -D
evelop your communication style: the first step in your
what makes innovative people innovative by delving into covering different topics related to that area: journey to becoming a more effective communicator
research about the sources of creativity and innovation - Technology and Consumer Banking: The Payment is to consider your personal communication style and
that help develop an innovative mindset System preferences
-S
olve problems and experiment (Process): acquire - Technology and Credit: Lending and fundraising -D
evelop your communication intelligence: exceptional
insights from lean start-ups, design thinking, agile leaders communicate in a way that inspires others and
- Technology and Money: Cryptocurrency
methodologies and business model innovation to makes people want to work with them – and can adjust
- Technology and Contracting: Blockchains their communication approach for different situations
develop a single, end-to-end framework for testing
innovation ideas - Technology and Investing: Trading and Investment and needs
Advisory.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – O P E N O N L I N E P R O G R A M M E S
-F
oster innovation in organisations (Philosophy): learn -D
evelop your message and presence skills: through
how to successfully lead an innovative project and effective communication skills, successful leaders
adapt to the uncertainty it brings. can inspire their teams to embrace the digital era’s
opportunities and encourage high performance, with
agility and clarity.
KEY BENEFITS
-U
nderstand the meaning of innovation and disruption, -U
nderstand the main verticals of FinTech and their -D
iscover the inner strengths of your communication
and learn about what kind of people lead innovation in underlying key technologies potential by harnessing your communication intelligence
today’s business world -D
iscover the incumbent/challenger ecosystem in each -L
earn about your communication approach and how
-A
cquire the tools and frameworks to develop a process vertical to adjust your communication style to increase your
for innovation and successfully translate your ideas into -E
xplore the disruptive power and limitations of key influence as a leader
action technologies from a business point of view -B
uild skills in creating compelling and relevant
-H
elp your organisation foster innovation to forge ahead -E
valuate business opportunities or threats arising from messages as well as displaying an impactful leadership
of competitors. FinTech and formulate appropriate strategies. presence
-E
xpand your communication capacity to motivate
and inspire people, as well as successfully connect
organisational vision, strategy and execution
-C
reate dynamic ways to continually hone and improve
your communication skills into the future.
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Leading Organisations Strategy in the Age Transforming Your Business
PROGRAMME
in Disruptive Times of Digital Disruption with AI
Premium Journey Available Premium Journey Available
-S
enior executives and general managers, facing a This programme is a meeting place for two groups. -S
enior executives who want to understand how they can
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
transformation or a change challenge in their organisation, It is designed for: make their organisations AI-ready
and who are in a position to set and implement the -E
xecutives who are in traditional leadership positions – of -L
eaders and senior executives seeking the comprehensive
strategic direction. business units, products and functions – who need to perspective they need to lead in a digital world, with a focus
-E
xecutives preparing to transition into such roles in the better leverage digital in their current leadership activities on the strategic, organisational and innovation implications
near future. -E
xecutives who already have a deep expertise and passion of AI and data technologies
for digital and whose roles and projects are becoming -S
enior managers seeking to build their own capabilities
increasingly strategic for their organisations. in strategy, leadership and innovation, while developing
Given the strategic orientation of the programme, personalised, actionable plans.
participants should typically have at least 10 years’
professional experience.
CONTENT
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – O P E N O N L I N E P R O G R A M M E S
-C
ompare two approaches of machine learning - correlation
research-backed good practices for leading organisational -B
uild a sustainable competitive advantage: in a digital and causation, discuss important tools for each and
change world, businesses need strategic agility and the flexibility develop frameworks for when to use each.
- Develop an understanding of how to pinpoint and define to respond quickly, but success still depends on having
-D
evelop a point of view on the challenges and risks, both
something as seemingly abstract as organisational culture a long-term plan, which is only possible by integrating
logistical and ethical, that the advancement of AI poses.
and gain insights into how to shape such a culture and execution with formulation and analysis.
navigate its politics -U
nderstand the issues around privacy and ethicality
(fairness) and the implications for organisation designs.
- Explore why people often have ambivalent reactions to
power and influence, even in “rational” organisations and
understand the difference between hard and soft power, and
why developing the latter is important.
-U
nderstand the key challenges senior leaders face in -D
emonstrate how digital is transforming the industry value -G
ain solid, jargon-free understanding of AI, Machine
KEY BENEFITS
leading more complex organisations chain, patterns of demand and competitive pressures that Learning and the opportunities for your organisation
-M
aster and deploy practical tools (including the Fair- impact your industry -E
xplore how different applications work across functional
Process Leadership approach) for helping teams make -L
everage digital to develop compelling value propositions areas
critical decisions that help you to turn a threat into an opportunity -M
aster the skills and vocabulary to work effectively with
- Improve your ability to manage large, formal change -E
xecute on digital strategies by aligning key activities data scientists
management processes across your organisation with new value propositions and -U
nderstand the risks and limits of relying blindly on
-L
everage power and influence dynamics in organisations, by balancing strategic agility for a digital world with the algorithms
including effective network development longer-term sustainability required to build key resources
-L
earn how to build AI capabilities for your organisation
-A
cquire skills for discerning the organisational culture you -G
ain an understanding of AI and its value creation power
-W
ork on individual or group Action Learning Projects, with
really have – not just the one you wish for – and how to and explore key challenges in executing AI strategies
feedbacks from Learning Coaches, to solve real business
shape that culture -A
cquire insights directly from leading executives on how problems within the context of your actual job and
-M
anage through contradictory forces that firms inevitably they are adapting to digital in their own organisations. organisation.
face in fast-paced environments.
10 0 101
Negotiation Strategic Advanced
PROGRAMME
Fundamentals Negotiations Negotiations
On-Demand
-P
rofessionals who want to master the fundamentals -E
xecutives who need to interact with others to get -P
rofessionals looking to acquire highly advanced skills
PARTICIPANT PROFILE
of negotiations and build a strong foundation, to results, including those involved in mergers, acquisitions in negotiation and train for specific scenarios, such as
complement further studies on the subject or joint-venture negotiations, project managers, human negotiating virtually, multiparty negotiation and cross-
-E
xecutives who want to increase emotional intelligence, resources managers, sales and procurement managers, cultural negotiations
decision-making, and leadership skills audit and compliance managers and key-account -L
eaders who wish to advance their ability to drive
-P
articipants who wish to complete an official Certificate managers consensus and alignment in complex workplace
in Negotiation with INSEAD. -S
uitable for past participants of the Negotiation negotiations
Fundamentals on-demand online programme who -P
articipants who wish to complete an official Certificate
wish to complete the INSEAD Online Certificate in in Negotiation with INSEAD.
Negotiation.
-C
omplete two mandatory electives - Critical Moments
CONTENT
-G
ain a solid understanding of science-based negotiation -W
in-win, win-lose, value and power concepts and
knowledge and fundamental parameters in every communication strategies and Difficult Behaviours - that will ground you in the
negotiation -E
xamine the risks and rewards of different negotiation dynamics of expert negotiation
-E
xamine the elements that allow for a transition from choices -C
hoose 3 of 6 additional electives to customise your
the foundation of bargaining to more sophisticated -D
efine success in ways that can make your negotiation learning
negotiation processes, the challenging aspects of easier or harder to succeed • Virtual Negotiation or Internal Team Negotiations
collaborative negotiations and how to ask questions •N egotiation Conflict (Emotions, Difficult Conversations
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – O P E N O N L I N E P R O G R A M M E S
-S
trategically framing negotiations. Relationship building
well mistakes in negotiation, efficient and positive short and and Mediation) or Cross-cultural & Gender
-D
evelop knowledge and tactics that allow for a long-term relationship building strategies Negotiations
transition from the foundation of bargaining to more •N egotiation Power & Power Differences or Multiparty
-A
dvanced value creation and claiming techniques.
sophisticated negotiation processes Negotiation, Conscientious Building & Stakeholder
- Improve negotiation listening and advocacy abilities. Management.
-M
aster the essentials of evidence-based negotiation -E
xpand your ability to address negotiation challenges -M
aster the intricacies of successfully negotiating
KEY BENEFITS
frameworks with practical application with a strategic mindset advanced challenges. Select the electives to suit your
-B
uild your self-awareness as a negotiator to customise -B
ecome able to diagnose and embrace a probabilistic needs.
your approach and fully leverage your strengths approach to maximise value and reduce risks -L
everage direct personalised feedback from our expert
-D
evelop the core negotiation skills every negotiator -A
ccelerate your efficiency, build better relationships negotiation coaches to accelerate your skills and
should have, but few actually do with fewer conflicts, drive more engagement and gain understanding
-S
tart your journey to a Certificate in Negotiation with more confidence to deliver superior outcomes -C
onsolidate the learnings from the previous two
INSEAD Executive Education. -L
everage hands-on practice to address weak points negotiation programmes to become a well-rounded
and optimise strengths. negotiator expert
-C
ome away with an official INSEAD Certificate in
Negotiation.
10 2 10 3
INSEAD Lead the Future Learning Journey
Advance your leadership. Participant profile ~12 months hybrid blended learning journey supported by regular live virtual interactions
Reshape the future. to further facilitate the learning and networking
Designed for optimal impact, INSEAD Lead the Future their competencies and enhance the impact of their Asynchronous with live Asynchronous with live Asynchronous with live Asynchronous with live
touchpoints and group and touchpoints and group and touchpoints and group and touchpoints and group and
is a transformative 12-month online learning journey. team and their own leadership going forward individual assignments individual assignments individual assignments individual assignments
Each module is geared to enable you to respond to • High-potential managers looking for the tools, 5 weeks 5 weeks 6 weeks 4 weeks
volatility and ambiguity, to look beyond short-term frameworks and knowledge to fast-track their
gains for the wider context, and to create sustainable leadership and deliver continuous value and impact
value for all your stakeholders. • Enterprising professionals looking to collaborate and INTRODUCTION
Effective Decision Making
for Leaders TO ELECTIVES
You explore critical business areas from strategy to exchange expertise, experience and insights with
Live virtual Live virtual
finance to organisational behaviour in the context of other motivated and visionary leaders to drive impact
disruption and uncertainty, continuously rethinking and change. Synchronous programme Presentation and selection
what it means to you to lead. The programme Three half days of elective programmes
challenges you to translate theory into practice as you From participants to INSEAD Alumni** Half day
progress through your learning journey. You have the Upon completion of the programme graduates of
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – O P E N O N L I N E P R O G R A M M E S
opportunity to apply the ideas and frameworks we Lead the Future will gain alumni status for a period
Core Presentations
explore online to the actual challenges and problems of 3 years, with the option to maintain membership
Project Presentations ELECTIVE 1 ELECTIVE 2 ELECTIVE 3
within your own context, and bring your learning back and gain access to benefits thereafter for a minimum and closing of Core Modules On-demand Online On-demand Online On-demand Online
for reflection and analysis within your cohort. annual membership fee. Only graduates of our world-
Live virtual
famous degree programmes including the MBA,
And as you progress through the programme, you Executive MBA and PhD programmes, together with Half day Participants choose 3 out of 12 electives
can tailor your learning to your specific needs and selected Executive Education programmes, are eligible
5 weeks per elective and run in parallel
objectives through selective courses that reflect for for this status. The elite worldwide network consists of
you the most pressing and relevant business issues. 64,000 alumni in more than 180 countries, many with
very active National Alumni Associations. CAPSTONE
Key benefits Fontainebleau
campus
•L
ead yourself, your team and your organisation.
Master new ideas, new approaches and research-
backed frameworks that will empower you to Upon successful completion of all programme Workshop & Graduation
activities, participants will become a full member of 2 days workshop / live case
navigate our turbulent business world the INSEAD Alumni community** and are awarded Half day sector workshops
an official INSEAD Lead the Future Certificate Half day graduation
•E
ngage with world-renowned INSEAD faculty, expert of completion 3 days
coaches and a truly diverse, international cohort of
peers, and learn to develop yourself using actionable,
personalised feedback across plenary sessions,
breakouts and key touchpoints
•A
dvance your understanding and your personal
development as you continuously apply your learning
in real time to real-world business challenges and
problems for optimised impact Engagement, interaction and support throughout INSEAD Lead the Future
•D
rive sustainable value and meaningful change in Webinars and live virtual sessions Events and networking sessions Virtual Cocktails INSEAD Lead the Future Townhalls
your leadership and across your organisation
Learning partner groups Leader Forums and Live Forums with practitioners and INSEAD Alumni
10 4 105
INSEAD Certificates
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – I N S E A D C E R T I F I C AT E S
of learners at every point in their careers. That’s why we
offer new learning pathways – pathways that give you the
flexibility, the autonomy and the choice to lead your
learning and development wherever you are in your career.
10 6 10 7
INSEAD Certificate Choose your core programmes
These programmes have been selected for their focus on international management or leadership and will
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – I N S E A D C E R T I F I C AT E I N G L O B A L M A N A G E M E N T
gain fresh perspectives on the
Corporate Governance Marketing and Sales
latest business trends.
- International Directors Programme - Strategic Marketing Programme
- Aspiring Directors Programme - B2B Marketing Strategies
1 2 3
- Leading from the Chair - Leading Digital Marketing Strategy
- Value Creation for Owners and Directors - Leading the Effective Sales Force
- Advanced Strategy for Directors -N
egotiation Dynamics
Finance
- Leading Successful Change
Identify the skills that you would Select and attend at least 3 Fill in the application form for - Finance for Executives
like to develop or reinforce and programmes, totalling 15 days the first programme you want to Coaching -A
dvanced International Corporate Finance
build your personalised learning or more, over a 4-year period. attend. A programme advisor will - Advanced Programme in Coaching Groups - Strategic Management in Banking
development plan under the then be in touch to review your - Essentials of Coaching
close guidance of our team of OPTION 1 options and help you with the Entrepreneurship and Family Business
advisors. Complete 1 core programme application process. Alternatively, Strategy - The Family Enterprise Challenge
+ 2 specialised programmes you can contact a programme - Competitive Strategy - Corporate Venturing and Innovation
advisor to discuss the enrolment - INSEAD Blue Ocean Strategy
OPTION 2 - Entrepreneurship: New Business Ventures
process.
Complete 2 core programmes - M&As and Corporate Strategy
+ 1 specialised programme For more information: INSEAD Online Certificates: Leading in a
- Managing Partnerships and Strategic Alliances
Email: CGM_Contact@insead.edu Transforming World (4 specialisations)
-A
I for Business
OPTION 3 - Online Certificate in Business Essentials (5 days)
Complete 3 core programmes - Online Certificate in Digital Transformation (5 days)
- Online Certificate in Innovation (5 days)
OPTION 4
Complete 1 customised or - Online Certificate in Negotiation (3 days)
partner programme (minimum
3 days)
+ 2 programmes (core or
specialised)
10 8 10 9
”The INSEAD Certificate in Global
Management opens the door not
just to one group but to rather a
community that is widely diverse.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – I N S E A D C E R T I F I C AT E I N G L O B A L M A N A G E M E N T
Because you build your own
learning journey and that journey
is spread out over time and
across your different needs and
objectives, the experience is just
that much broader and deeper.
It’s a unique window into a world
of opportunities that you are not
even conscious about yet.”
INSEAD Certificate in Global Management
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INSEAD Online Certificates:
Leading in a Transforming World List of Online Certificates:
2 years to complete your certificate and build your leadership skills INSEAD Online Certificates give busy executives the choice to select
for a transforming world. a track that best meets their development needs.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – I N S E A D O N L I N E C E R T I F I C AT E
in Global Management as a Specialised programme and totalling
either 5 or 3 eligible days. For more information about the INSEAD
Online Certificate please visit www.insead.edu/executive-education/
insead-online-certificate-leading-transforming-world
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INSEAD Online Certificate Choose One Core Online
Strategy Programme
+ One Core Online
Leadership Programme
+ One Online
Elective Programme
in Innovation 1 2 3
in Digital Transformation 1 2 3
Strategy in the Age Developing Emerging Building Digital
Leading in a Transforming World of Digital Disruption Leaders Partnerships and Ecosystems
OR OR OR INSEAD Fintech
Programme
Today’s rapidly changing and disruptive digital environment offers
Business Strategy Leading Organisations
OR Transforming in Digital
and Financial in Disruptive Times
unlimited opportunities - but equally unlimited pitfalls. To navigate this on- Performance
Your Business Transformation
going digital revolution, leaders need to be able to anticipate and develop with AI
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – C E R T I F I C AT E I N N E G O T I AT I O N
a deep understanding of the opportunities and to capitalise on them.
INSEAD’s Online Certificate in Digital Transformation helps executives 5 or 7 5 or 6 5
bring about new digital capabilities and to drive their organisation forward. weeks weeks weeks
in Business Essentials 1 2 3
Strategy in the Age Developing Emerging INSEAD
Leading in a Transforming World of Digital Disruption Leaders Online Certificate
OR OR
Business Strategy Leading Organisations
To succeed in today’s complex and disruptive digital landscape where
and Financial in Disruptive Times
in Business
business ‘unusual’ is the new normal, leaders must develop essential Performance Essentials
skills to create value and to drive change. INSEAD’s Online Certificate in
Business Essentials helps executives to develop a deep understanding of
and a set of tools to leverage digital opportunities and essential soft skills
needed to become a strong and more effective leader.
5 or 7 5 or 6 5
weeks weeks weeks
INSEAD Online Certificates in Innovation and Digital Transformation count towards the Certificate in Global
Management as a specialised programme and totalling 5 eligible days.
Participants are granted 2 years to complete the full certification from the date of purchase.
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INSEAD Online Certificate 6-8 5 4
in Negotiation hours weeks weeks
1 2 3
This fully online learning path is designed specifically for busy executives
and teams, giving you the flexibility to develop your skills at your own Negotiation Strategic Advanced
pace, through an innovative online platform, and a rich blend of content -
including videos, quizzes, reflections and discussions tailored for the online
Fundamentals Negotiations Negotiations
format. You will complete carefully crafted Action Learning Projects (ALPs), Online Online Online
while being guided by specialised Learning Coaches ensuring you achieve 100% On-Demand with live interactions with live interactions
your personal development goals.
Learn the basics Expand your ability to address Learn the intricacies and how
of evidence-based negotiation negotiation challenges to successfully negotiate
knowledge with practical with a strategic mindset advanced challenges
application
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – C E R T I F I C AT E I N N E G O T I AT I O N
1 2 3
This hybrid learning path is designed for executives and teams who
want to push their negotiation skills to the maximum. Offering a flexible Negotiation Negotiation Advanced
learning journey including a mix of online, on-campus and live virtual
learning platforms with content and teaching styles best matched to suit
Fundamentals Dynamics Negotiations
each. Enhance your learning path with rich, live interactions with INSEAD Online On-campus Online
faculty and international participants during the Negotiation Dynamics 100% On-Demand or with live interactions
programme. Live Virtual
Learn the basics Become a confident Learn the intricacies and how
of evidence-based negotiation and effective negotiator to successfully negotiate
knowledge with practical with a personal style advanced challenges
application
INSEAD Online Certificates in Business Essentials and Negotiation count towards the Certificate in Global Management
as a specialised programme and totalling 5 and 3 eligible days, respectively.
Participants are granted 2 years to complete the full certification from the date of purchase.
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INSEAD Certification INSEAD Certificate in Corporate INSEAD Advanced Certificate in
frameworks to deliver effective governance – and steer your Certificate in Corporate Governance understand
the foundations of corporate governance.
selection of INSEAD open programmes that focus
on key areas that bring value to the boardroom,
organisation towards sustainable value creation. As one of the Furthermore, the certificate attests to a director’s including leadership, strategy and value creation.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – I N S E A D C E R T I F I C AT I O N F O R D I R E C T O R S
commitment to continuously develop their In addition, active board membership is required
world’s foremost actors in global business education, INSEAD is effectiveness and excellence. to be able to explore and demonstrate effective
application of theory and concepts in practice.
uniquely positioned to help your business meet this need. Holders of the Advanced Certificate in Corporate
Governance convey confidence and authority in
their professional circles.
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INSEAD Master Programmes
INSEAD has a complete educational offering through our Degree
Programmes, catering to learners with pre, post and executive level
experience and professionals with a wide range of backgrounds,
interests and goals. Participants gain tools and insights to lead in a
fast-moving business environment and change the world.
E X E C U T I V E E D U C AT I O N P O R T F O L I O 2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 4 – I N S E A D C E R T I F I C AT I O N F O R D I R E C T O R S
The INSEAD Master in
programme that develops executives wishing to take
Management (MIM) is a The Executive Master in
successful, thoughtful leaders their leadership skills to the For more than half a century,
14 to 16-month full-time Change integrates business
and entrepreneurs who create next level, the Global Executive INSEAD has been developing
programme designed to equip education with a range of
value for their organisations MBA allows participants to ambitious finance professionals
pre-experience students with psychological disciplines. This
and communities. Be it a career make an immediate impact with a unique global
a holistic set of skills to launch modular 18-month programme,
switch, advancement or new at work. This 14 to 17-month perspective. This 18-month
a successful global career. offered on the Europe and Asia
business venture, the INSEAD programme takes place across programme prepares the next
Conducted across the INSEAD Campuses, enables participants
MBA helps our graduates realise all three INSEAD campuses. generation of leaders to drive
Asia and Europe Campuses, to create a fit between people,
their professional aspirations. Each class has an unparalleled the finance industry into the
with field trip options to the their organisation and their
With no dominant nationality diversity of nationalities and future. It hones participants’
Middle East, China and the USA, corporate goals, with the aim
in the classroom, it opens up business backgrounds, enabling leadership and management
the INSEAD MIM combines an of significantly contributing to
a world of new perspectives. participants to learn from each skills and deepens their
innovative learning approach any business. In the process,
Thanks to partnerships with other and build a close-knit yet knowledge of the sector. It is
with problem-solving practical participants will transform
schools such as Wharton, globally distributed network. primarily taught on the Asia
applications. The programme themselves into powerful
Kellogg and CEIBS, INSEAD For those aiming to acquire an Campus.
empowers the next generation agents of change.
students can exchange with in-depth understanding of the
of well-rounded and agile
globally renowned institutions. Chinese context, the Tsinghua-
thinking individuals to make
The ten months go by quickly - lNSEAD Executive MBA dual
a positive impact in today’s
but their impact lasts a lifetime. degree programme is the
society.
perfect opportunity to do so.
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Practical Information
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Tel: +33 1 60 72 42 90
Email: execed.europe@insead.edu
Email: execed.mena@insead.edu
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