Coming from all around the world to share their experiences, expand their network and transform their leadership skills, the INSEAD Global Executive MBA (GEMBA) Class of 2023 and Tsinghua-INSEAD Executive MBA (TIEMBA) Class of 2024 embarked on their journey to new success across our campuses in Singapore, Fontainebleau, Abu Dhabi, and the Tsinghua campus in Beijing. We put a spotlight on some of our participants as they share their inspirational stories to embark on one of the greatest journeys of self-development yet.

In the minds and experience of the four Middle Eastern graduates we spoke to recently, there is no doubt how an MBA from INSEAD not only rewards it’s recipients but also has a significant positive impact on their immediate family and people they work with.

The pandemic has turbocharged digital transformation initiatives across sectors, as businesses seek to keep up with fast-changing customer expectations and improve operational efficiencies.

The finance sector is no exception.

This article shares some useful advice for leaders to help increase mental health awareness, and provides tips on how to appropriately handle mental health situations in the workplace.

What is it like to study an Executive Master’s degree in your forties? Truth be told, the forties can be a confusing time for many. You’ve established yourself in your field, but you’re wondering if that’s what you want to be doing for the next 20 years. INSEAD EMC’19 Alum Wissam Adib shares his experience.

Signing up for INSEAD’s Executive Master in Change (EMC) means taking an 18-month deep dive into the drivers of human behaviour and the hidden dynamics of organisations. But while participants know they’ll be gaining tools and techniques with the potential to transform their performance, how best can these be put into practice in their day-to-day work?

Perceptions of leadership have long been rooted in public personas and an inadequate understanding of strength and confidence. But can one learn to be vulnerable?