Value Creation for Owners and Directors
offered by INSEAD - France

Private University
1 Campus
Estd. 1957

Value Creation for Owners and Directors
at
INSEAD - France
Overview

Frameworks and tools enable you to pursue a more systematic, principled and disciplined approach to value creation

Duration	5 days
Total fee	₹7.19 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
Course Level	UG Certificate

Value Creation for Owners and Directors
at
INSEAD - France
Highlights

Earn a certificate of completion from Insead

Value Creation for Owners and Directors
at
INSEAD - France
Course details

Skills you will learn

Sustainability Business Strategy Risk Management

Who should do this course?

For owners and directors of private and listed companies

What are the course deliverables?

Understanding of responsibilities
Overview of knowledge and competencies
Skills to create board culture
Ability to challenge

More about this course

Develop the skills and knowledge for highly effective ownership and board membership
Due to a significant shift of responsibility for company performance and sustainability (that is, value creation and preservation) from management to the boardroom, business owners and directors need to play an increasingly active and critical role in strategic guidance, oversight and effective decision-making
This programme focuses on the key areas of value creation, including finance, governance, strategy, leadership and organisational skills
The programme provides business owners and directors with the skills that will enable them to incorporate the concept of value creation in a more systematic, principled and disciplined approach

Value Creation for Owners and Directors
at
INSEAD - France
Curriculum

Ownership and director challenges

The five dimensions of owner and director challenges in the pursuit of value creation

Overcoming the hurdles to sustainable value creation

Leadership dynamics

Understanding owners and directors' biases and assessing how they negatively impact the value creation process as well as the link between ownership/family problems and firm and corporate issues

Addressing behavioural pitfalls that lead to wrong decisions of boards and managers and distort their interactions

The key principle of fair process leadership

The creation of mutual trust and commitment

Value creation

Understanding the different facets and meaning of value creation for owners, directors and managers

Relating financial value to Corporate Social Investment Policies and Impact investing

Identifying the key financial issues that your company faces in growing

Determining your goals

Developing a set of tools to screen corporate financial policies and growth plans

Managing risk and coping with disruption

Identifying key risk domains

Assessing the risk of obsolescence and how ownership and boards should cope with disruption

Developing an effective risk management strategy and process

Growth

Growth: the main source of value creation

The various strategic options for growth: organic growth, M&As, strategic alliances and international expansion

Insights to select the right strategy and ensure successful growth

Growth, continuous innovation and coping with disruption: an ownership/director's approach

Performance evaluation

How to evaluate your value creation strategy -and adapt it for implementation

Internal and external auditing

The fundamental choices of the owner: exit, voice or loyalty

Value Creation for Owners and Directors
at
INSEAD - France
Faculty details

Massimo Massa, Professor of Finance

Massimo Massa is the Rothschild Chaired Professor of Banking and a Professor of Finance at INSEAD. He is the Co-Director of the Hoffmann Research Fund. Massimo Massa teaches international finance, corporate finance, asset management, behavioural finance, and governance in MBA, EMBA, PhD and Executive Education programmes.

Ludo Van Der Heyden

Ludo Van der Heyden has been Professor of Technology and Operations Management at INSEAD since 1988 and has been the INSEAD Chaired Professor in Corporate Governance since October 2010. He is the founding Academic Director of INSEAD's Corporate Governance Initiative (ICGI) and, with colleagues, still co-directs the International Directors Programme and the Modern Governance in Banking (or IDP for Bankers, with Peter Nathanial).