The Family Enterprise Challenge
offered by INSEAD - France

Private University
1 Campus
Estd. 1957

The Family Enterprise Challenge
at
INSEAD - France
Overview

Able to implement changes more effectively and efficiently, when you return to work and home

Duration	5 days
Total fee	₹12.67 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
Course Level	UG Certificate

The Family Enterprise Challenge
at
INSEAD - France
Highlights

Earn a certificate of completion from Insead

The Family Enterprise Challenge
at
INSEAD - France
Course details

Skills you will learn

Business Strategy

Who should do this course?

For Family members, those working and not working in the business
For Founders, successors and non-family CEOs
For Family and non-family board members of the family holding company
For Members of the family council
For Family and non-family directors from the business board
For Family shareholders and their children

What are the course deliverables?

Develop a concrete action plan
Gain insights into the psychological dynamics
Learn to manage
Master a range of powerful family business tools

More about this course

This program is designed to help you address the universal issues as they apply to your own business and family. It combines rigorous learning -based on the latest research -with practical workshops
Over four and a half intensive days, teams of two to eight representatives from each participating firm learn from each other and INSEAD's expert professors by sharing, reflecting and above all applying new behaviours

The Family Enterprise Challenge
at
INSEAD - France
Curriculum

Addressing the family business system and challenges

Understanding and strengthening family relationships

Aligning family ownership, business strategy and governance

Developing new skills to improve family harmony and business performance

Action planning, execution and follow-up

The Family Enterprise Challenge
at
INSEAD - France
Faculty details

Christine Blondel, Programme Director

As well as co-directing the Family Enterprise Challenge, Professor Blondel advises several business families, serves on boards of publicly traded, family-influenced companies and regularly speaks in conferences.

Randel Carlock, Programme Director

Dr Randel S. Carlock researches and teaches entrepreneurship and family business based on his experience as a CEO, management professor, consultant and psychotherapist. He is the first Berghmans Lhoist Chaired Professor in Entrepreneurial Leadership and was the founding Director of the Wendel International Centre for Family Enterprise at INSEAD.