Today’s business challenges demand strategic, responsible and ethical executive leadership and unfortunately "leadership" is nothing more than an industry buzz-phrase, unless it saves time, cost, or labor, or it improves quality, enables growth, or develops a new competitive advantage. The governed factors that have the power to make or break today’s businesses are; Trends, Change, Strategy and bottom line.
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 was adopted as a methodology and roadmap for economic and developmental action in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The vision stipulates clearly that the public, private, SME and NGO sectors need to play a pivotal role in materializing the vision. The objective of this two-week program is to shed light on the role that each of these sectors need to play and the potential opportunities and commitments that are to be achieved by the public, private and nonprofit sectors.
The Program for Advanced Leadership and Management (PALM) keeping in view the regional/global needs and the industry competitive pressures, offers the latest management concepts and tools, focused on transforming senior executives into potential leaders. This leadership program is designed to challenge your current perceptions about leadership and the values that shape it, encouraging to think and lead differently. The participants will leave with a broader vision of success and will experience the latest in learning techniques, acquire a unique skill set and insight into what makes a potential leader and collaborate with the thought leaders of today. This program will also support executives through the key transitions of their careers.
PALM is an opportunity for senior executives to interact with international and diverse peers, exceptional faculties from Top 10 business schools, authors of best-selling books, and highly experienced consultants from the top global consulting firms, participants will have the opportunity to expand their business repertoire to include new concepts, paradigms and forward-looking educational practices.
