Articles about INSEAD

As global conflicts and human rights issues rise in prominence, there is a growing recognition that business leaders must also be equipped to address these challenges.

There are a wide range of options available, from honing strategic acumen to fostering emotional intelligence, at leading business schools

High rates of new business creation have increased demand for training programs that can help company founders succeed as entrepreneurs

Business schools are creating new programs to help executives design fresh business models using generative AI

The region's economic dynamism is attracting executives from around the world who want to develop a more global perspective

Preparation is key to maximizing the benefits of a business school program

Family businesses weathered the pandemic better than most other types of companies, but many now face tougher economic times ahead

In a tight labor market, business schools are optimistic that demand for training programs will outlast an economic downturn

Seismic shifts are reshaping the global financial environment, pushing finance professionals to retool and upgrade their knowledge

With competition intensifying in the corporate training market, business schools are developing new and more sophisticated ways to measure the true value of training

Targeted programs can help CMOs adapt to changing dynamics and excel in an increasingly diversified role

Executives are under ever greater pressure to respond to the rapid pace of change in business, by innovating their organization’s strategy

Covid has created a rush of demand for content to make supply chains more resilient without compromising on value creation and capture. Here’s how executive education is adapting.

The human-centered approach to problem-solving is becoming a core part of executive education programs

Senior executives, investment bankers and legal professionals are flocking to executive education courses to capitalize on the dealmaking boom