Senior Executive Programme
offered by London Business School

Public University
1 Campus
Estd. 1964

Senior Executive Programme
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LBS
Overview

Take your skills to the next level and sharpen your capabilities in leadership, strategy

Duration	4 weeks
Total fee	₹30.77 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
Course Level	UG Certificate

Senior Executive Programme
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LBS
Highlights

Earn a certificate of completion from London Business School
Learn from our world renowned faculty
Become immersed in experiential learning, featuring unique performance
Practice key lessons and test ideas in a supportive and varied learning environment

Senior Executive Programme
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LBS
Course details

Skills you will learn

Corporate finance Accounting

Who should do this course?

For Senior executives from large organisations who are one or two levels from CEO
For Regional or country heads, and business unit directors
For Executive committee members
For Senior civil servants and leaders of large not-for-profit organisations
For C-suite executives of small and mid-sized organisations

More about this course

Explore the ideas that drive leadership, strategy, change and impact, guided by world-class business thinkers, and bolstered with tried and tested insights from industry practitioners
Understand how to fuel your people's performance and support them to navigate change and disruption
Secure sustainable success in today's volatile business climate by setting a strategy to thrive globally even through volatile, complex and ambiguous future scenarios
Understand and utilise the motives of your stakeholders to maximise opportunity and value

Senior Executive Programme
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LBS
Curriculum

Week 1: Leadership

Explore the challenges and complex demands of modern leadership, encompassing transformation, mindset, behaviours, diversity, longevity and globalisation.

Learn to boost your presence and visibility through working closely with an experiential coach.

Week 2: Strategy

Understand the latest thinking in strategy and explore the strategic innovation, disruption and digital transformations that will shape the future.

Learn to address complexity and other challenges with resilience and confidence.

Tackle complex issues and methods to add value to the enterprise, using metrics and tools to evaluate corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions.

Week 3: Change

Reframe your mindset and behaviours to become an active agent of change and influence.

Discover purpose-led organisations, building brand value and distinctive propositions.

Re-evaluate your personal and professional networks and devise a strategy to build and diversify its value

Week 4: Impact

Dismantle the burden of bureaucracy and unleash innovation through experimentation in your organisation.

Explore new entrepreneurial business models and consider new ideas, innovation and ways of working.

Grow your personal impact, taking into account your cumulative learning from the programme and devise a plan to focus your energy, skills and new ideas.

Reconnect with your Coach and re-focus on future goals.

Senior Executive Programme
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LBS
Faculty details

Gary Hamel, Visiting Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship

Fortune magazine calls Gary ‘the world’s leading expert on business strategy.’ Currently he is leading an initiative to create a platform for reinventing management. He is fellow of the World Economic Forum and the Strategic Management Society.

Randall Peterson, Professor of Organisational Behaviour

Author of Leading and Managing People in Dynamic Organisations. Widely published in Research in Organisational Behavior, and The Journal of Applied Psychology, Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.

Dan Cable, Professor of Organisational Behaviour

Professor Cable has authored two books: Alive at Work and Change to Strange. He was selected for the 2018 Thinkers50 Radar List and The Academy of Management has twice honoured him with “Best article” awards.

Andrew J Scott, Professor of Economics

Professor Scott has been economic advisor to government and policy, including HM Treasury and the Bank of England; today he advises the UK’s Office of Budget Responsibility and the Prime Minister of Mauritius. An expert in his field, he co-authored the textbook, Macroeconomics: Understanding the Global Economy.