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THE STRATEGY CHALLENGE (TSC)Held in Singapore and Sao Paulo |
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What
The Strategy Challenge (TSC) is a program for top executives, which focuses on Strategy, Leadership and Organization.
Location
The program takes place in Sao Paulo (Brazil) and Singapore.
Who
TSC is aimed at senior executives (CEOs, regional heads, local or international top executives, top executives of mid-size companies in high-growth economies) who are responsible for ensuring their organization’s success today and in the future.
What
- Develop an interconnected view of your business and the world in which it operates to become a more effective leader
- Gain an understanding of the core competencies you, your team and organization must possess to be successful in a world without boundaries
- Learn how to develop and execute a winning strategy to compete effectively in tomorrow’s continually changing business environment
Duration
3 days with additional pre and post program support
When
Dates 2012
August 29 - August 31, 2012 (in Sao Paulo)
November 28 - November 30, 2012 (in Singapore)
Fee 2012
CHF 9,500
Special team offer
Third participant from the same company is free!
What
The Strategy Challenge (TSC) is a program for top executives, which focuses on Strategy, Leadership and Organization.
As a top executive, how you prepare yourself today to deal with future strategy, leadership and organizational challenges is critical. Throughout The Strategy Challenge, IMD Faculty explore what it means to compete in complex, interconnected environments where traditional recipes for success are quickly becoming obsolete.
In TSC, you will:
- Develop an interconnected view of your business and the world in which it operates to become a more effective leader
- Gain an understanding of the core competencies you, your team and organization must possess to be successful in a world without boundaries
- Learn how to develop and execute a winning strategy to compete effectively in tomorrow’s continually changing business environment
Pre and post program support
We will work closely with you during and after the program to ensure that the lessons learned during TSC can be applied to your company.
Prior to the program, we will ask you (and potentially your team) to start thinking about the major trends affecting the environment around you, and how you believe these will impact your business.
Throughout the program, we will provide toolkits that you can take back to your company to engage with your teams.
After the program, you will have the opportunity to remain in close contact with our Faculty, who will continue to support you as you work to challenge your teams back in the office.
How
In the program, we explore three themes to help us prepare for the challenges of the future:
Theme 1 – Understanding a world without boundaries
We start by attempting to understand the new shapes of the world in which you, your team and your organization will compete in the future. How is the world changing? How can we map the players and the roles that each will play? Who are your future competitors, customers and consumers?
Theme 2 – Defining the requirements for success
As a leader, you are usually under great pressure to leverage your core capabilities. But what if they aren’t the right ones for the future? What will it take to succeed in 5 to 10 years? What are you doing to prepare today? What new partnerships are you creating to position your fi rm in new ways?
Theme 3 – Winning in the new real world
Lastly, we will focus on critical issues that must be addressed, to ensure consistent execution. How are you aligning and engaging your entire organization today? How are you preparing your organization for uncertainty and volatility? And for continuous change to stay ahead?
As we explore these critical themes, we will challenge you at each step, enabling you to re-think what each means for your business in terms of the opportunities and challenges that you will face in the future.
Our Faculty
Our Faculty members are recognized world authorities in their fields. They divide their time between teaching, research and acting as consultants to international companies. They remain on top of the latest management trends.
You can expect timely, innovative learning activities, materials and content in all IMD programs.
Cyril Bouquet |
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Thomas Malnight |
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In this section, you will find important information on the program fee, application, invoicing, cancellation and transfer. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our program advisors.
Fee
The program fee (which can be found on the overview page) includes tuition, teaching materials and lunch on weekdays. Travel or living expenses are not covered. You must settle your own hotel bills, as well as all dinners and lunches when applicable. IMD reserves the right to modify the program fee at any time.
Tentative Reservation
To make a non-binding reservation, send us a completed tentative reservation form. This carries no obligation and is not a substitute for the official application form.
Application & Invoicing
Your application is forwarded to the program director who will evaluate it to ensure that the program corresponds to your objectives and profile. This can take approximately one week.
During this time you will receive an e-mail asking you to submit a purchase order number if required. Should your company ask you to provide them with a purchase requisition or cost estimate for internal purposes you can use our purchase requisition or cost estimate generator.
The Information & Registration Office will notify you of the outcome of your application. If you are accepted, they will send your acceptance letter and invoice fee together by priority mail.
From this point, your enrollment will be considered firm by both you and IMD.
Please pay the program fee within 30 days of the invoice date and no later than the commencement of the program. If you register within one month of the start of the program, you must settle the invoice immediately without exception.
Payment can be made by bank transfer or credit card.
Up to six weeks before the program start date, a program coordinator will contact you with information on hotels and pre-program preparation. Please note that IMD reserves enough rooms for each participant in the program.
If accepted, you understand that you must be completely free of professional duties while attending this program and that you must attend all scheduled sessions and activities.
IMD must be notified in writing of all cancellations and transfers. If you are admitted to a program, but find that you are unable to attend, you have the following cancellation and transfer options: Up to six weeks before program start:
Note: IMD programs tend to be fully booked well in advance. Space may not be available in a later session. |
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From six weeks to up to 11 days before program start:
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Within 10 days before program start:
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Substitution
A participant can be substituted on the same program session without incurring any fees. The substitute needs to apply and be admitted.
Note: Once you have paid the program tuition fee, if you do not attend another program within 24 months, the program fee will be forfeited.
Your next step
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Call program advisor: +41 (0)21 618 0700 |
