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This executive education programme, "Building Vision, Delivering Strategy: A CEO’s Guide" is designed for C-level executives, Managing Directors, and CEOs to prepare leaders to excel in an ever-evolving global business environment. Tailored for senior executives, the programme equips participants with strategic insights and practical tools to lead transformative change, navigate uncertainty, and build sustainable competitive advantages.

In a world defined by rapid innovation and disruption, CEOs must master new competencies in strategic execution, sustainable transformation, and leadership resilience. This two-day programme combines expert-led sessions, interactive workshops, and real-world case studies to address the most pressing challenges of modern leadership.

A UCL executive education certificate is provided for the completion of the programme.

• Strategic Execution: Develop skills to align organizational actions with strategic objectives, overcoming execution barriers and fostering agility.
• Leadership in AI-Driven Environments: Explore the integration of authentic human intelligence with AI to enhance creativity, ethical decision-making, and strategic foresight.
• Driving Innovation: Learn to leverage innovation as a catalyst for growth while mitigating risks associated with market disruptions.
• Sustainability in Business: Understand how to embed sustainability into core strategies to drive long-term success and stakeholder trust.
• Geopolitical and Risk Resilience: Gain insights into managing risks posed by global geopolitical trends and economic uncertainties.

This programme empowers leaders to tackle today’s complex challenges while shaping the future of their organizations and industries.

Attending the training programme is free of charge.  

Participants will be responsible for their own travel and accommodation expenses.

To attend the program in London, Italian citizens must have a valid passport and obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) before departure, as required by UK entry regulations.