Leadership programmes

Individuals

We deliver a range of leadership programmes for senior leaders, emerging leaders and young people, around the world. 

Programmes for senior leaders

An experiential global leadership programme for senior leaders from business, governments and social sectors across the world as they transition to become global leaders – at work and in society.

Powerful, interactive online / blended learning for leaders who want to cross boundaries

Sky Blue brings together a dynamic group of leaders from around the world, from many different fields, who have a common focus – our environment.

An annual leadership development experience that brings together senior leaders, from different sectors of society, across the ASEAN region (and beyond).

Programmes for emerging leaders 

Powerful, interactive online / blended learning for leaders who want to cross boundaries.

Sky Blue brings together a dynamic group of leaders from around the world, from many different fields, who have a common focus – our environment.

The Africa Venture will develop emerging leaders from across Africa through a leadership programme that will include focused, personal, privileged and generous interaction between this rising generation of leaders and former Heads of State and Government from the World Leadership Alliance-Club de Madrid.

A free leadership development programme for emerging leaders in the not-for-profit sector.

Legacy Initiatives

Legacy Initiatives are for young people aged 18-25, from across a city or country. They challenge a generation to think 20-30 years ahead – to a significant anniversary for their city or country – and think through what their legacy will be. Find out more about Legacy Initiatives here

Chicago200 convenes a diverse group of young leaders from across the Chicagoland area to address the question: "What will we make our city known for by its 200th Birthday?"

Boston401 convenes a diverse group of leaders, aged 18-25, from across Boston to address the question: "What will the legacy of our generation be?”

NorthernIreland2035 convenes a diverse group of leaders, aged 18-25, from across Northern Ireland to address the question: "What will the legacy of our generation be?" Because after all, they are the generation who will shape Northern Ireland ahead.

In 2047 it will be 150 years since Bradford was formally granted city status. The Bradford150 programme will bring together 100 young leaders to address the question: “What will the legacy of our generation be?” Because after all, they are the generation who will shape Bradford when it reaches 150.

In 2043, it will be 150 years since Leeds was formally granted city status – how will you shape your city's future? Leeds150 convenes a diverse group of leaders, aged 18-25, from across Leeds to address the question: "What will the legacy of our generation be?” 

In 2043 Sheffield celebrates 150 years as a city. The Sheffield150 programme will bring together 100 young leaders to address the question: “What will the legacy of our generation be?” Because after all, they are the generation who will shape Sheffield when it reaches 150.

Lancashire750 convenes a diverse group of leaders, aged 18-25, from across Lancashire to address the question: "What will the legacy of our generation be?" Because after all, they are the generation who will shape Lancashire ahead.

In 2032, it will be 150 years since Newcastle was formally granted city status. Newcastle150 will bring together 150 young leaders each year to address the question: “What will the legacy of our generation be?”

2048 will mark 100 years since a team at the University of Manchester developed "The Baby", the world’s first modern computer. It was a moment of innovation that has defined the lives not only of their generation but of every generation after them. GM100 will bring together 100 young leaders to address the question: "What will the legacy of our generation be?"

Dublin22 convenes a diverse group of leaders, aged 18-25, from across Dublin to address the question: "How can we make this a city for all?" Because after all, you are the generation who will shape Dublin when it reaches 2047.