Leadership And Strategy In The Age Of Disruption
In this escalating changing world of volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity (VUCA), leaders are being challenged to come up with visionary thinking, make insightful strategic decisions, and guide their teams to reach their destinations. A ‘business as usual’ thinking model is an easy path to follow, yet in this program, we show why it should never be the only option considered.
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Leadership & Strategy in the Age of Disruption delves into the various challenges leaders are faced with in a business climate marked by uncertainty, complexity and technological disruption. Leaders are now being challenged to use visionary thinking, make insightful strategic decisions, and guide their teams to success amidst an ever-changing environment. A “business as usual” thinking model is an easy path to follow, but in this program, you will learn why it should never be the only option considered.
Together with the Financial Times, IE has tailored a program where top FT journalists analyze disruptive decisions taken by world leaders for you to gain the insights that, together with the right tools, will help you develop a vision to become the leader in your industry.
Why this program?
Problematic Business ChallengesUnderstand the most common and problematic challenges businesses face today.
Leadership InsightsGain insights to various degrees of leadership that encourage innovation.
Deal with uncertainity Recognize uncertainties and turn them into alternative futures and opportunities.
Evolving landscapesGet greater visibility into the ways a competitive landscape can evolve.
Strategic portfoliosCraft high-level strategic option portfolios that have a better chance of yielding success.
Academic Director
Mark Esposito
Academic Director, Innovation for Growth
Academic Director, Leadership And Strategy In The Age Of Disruption
Adjunct Professor of Strategy at IE Business School
Professor of Business Economics at Harvard University’s Division of Continuing Education
Academic Director, Innovation for Growth
Academic Director, Leadership And Strategy In The Age Of Disruption
Adjunct Professor of Strategy at IE Business School
Professor of Business Economics at Harvard University’s Division of Continuing Education
Dr. Mark Esposito is one of the most influential thinkers in the fields of strategy and leadership, with professorships at universities including Harvard University, IE Business School, and the Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge. Among the many accolades he has earned throughout his career, he was named to the Thinkers50 Radar in 2016. He recently co-authored a new book with Terence Tse called Understanding How the Future Unfolds: Using DRIVE to Harness the Power of Today’s Megatrends.
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This program is for professionals and team managers seeking to guide their business or departments through today’s increasingly volatile global economy using innovation. Provided with a framework for making sound, strategic, and innovative agendas, learners will acquire the knowledge and skill set needed to allow them to see uncertainty as opportunity and craft high-level portfolios of strategic options that have a higher chance of yielding success.
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SPECIAL CONDITIONS
Alumni
As an IE alumni you are part of our community, and we want to support your passion for Lifelong Learning. Therefore, all IE alumni receive 25%* off tuition fees for all Executive Education programs.
*Alumni from Intensive Programs (less than a week duration), Summer Schools or High Impact Online Programs will receive 15% off.
Neither scholarship is compatible with other deductions.
Corporate
At IE, we are committed to encouraging companies to enroll teams of their employees. We believe this allows them to explore new perspectives together and speak a shared language of change. Companies that sign a Corporate Agreement are eligible for a 15% off the tuition fee for Executive Education programs for group of employees. Additional services and support may also be available for a Corporate Partner Agreement.
Neither scholarship is compatible with other deductions.