View the 2012 Executive Leadership Institute Participants.
Strong, senior business leadership is critical to Greater Boston’s success as a world class region. To strengthen the region’s senior leadership, the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, has established the Executive Leadership Institute. The institute convenes a select group of senior executive business leaders from a diverse set of industries for high-level discourse, learning, and engagement.
The Executive Leadership Institute is a year-long program delivered in five parts. Each session will take place at either the MIT Sloan School of Management or the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. Participants will have the opportunity to attend two half day sessions on important management and leadership topics presented by top MIT Sloan faculty. Participants will spend another half day at the Kennedy School of Government focusing on how to manage the strategic relationship and challenges of the public and private sector relationship. In addition, the Chamber will host unique events and networking opportunities throughout the year to ensure that participants have the opportunity to forge strong business relationships with their executive peers.
Participants will have the opportunity to:
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Interact with C-level peers in business and government
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Learn from world-class professors at MIT’s Sloan School of Management and the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business & Government.
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Interact with Greater Boston’s top political leaders;
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Strengthen their understanding of Greater Boston’s relationship with the global economy;
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Deepen their networks.
Eligibility & Nomination Process:
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Each year, the program accepts up to 45 senior executives who hold high-level management responsibilities within a Chamber member organization.
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Nomination forms are distributed to Chamber members each fall, with a new program launching in February of each calendar year.
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The cost for the program is $4,500. This one-time fee includes all program costs.
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