Entrepreneurship & Family Business Programmes

Corporate Venturing and Innovation - NEW!

Corporate Venturing and Innovation is designed for senior leaders and decision-makers who are looking for break-through business ideas to build a game-changing portfolio of investments in new companies.

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Start: 14 Mar 2022
Length: 5 days
Locations: Singapore

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Entrepreneurship: New Business Ventures

NEW! This programme is designed for entrepreneurs, team-leaders and executives, who want to master a set of core entrepreneurial skills and competencies and build the right mindset to ensure the prosperity of their entrepreneurial business ventures.

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Start: 27 Jun 2022
Length: 5 Days
Locations: Fontainebleau

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INSEAD Social Entrepreneurship Programme

The INSEAD Social Entrepreneurship Programme combines cutting-edge theory and practice. It focuses on the business skills and frameworks that will help entrepreneurs grow their social ventures and maximise their impact.

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Start: 14 Nov 2021
Length: 6 days
Locations: Live Virtual

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The Family Enterprise Challenge

Family-owned enterprises face special challenges. The Family Enterprise Challenge is designed to help you address the universal issues as they apply to your own business and family. It combines rigorous learning with practical workshops.

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Start: 04 Apr 2022
Length: 4.5 Days
Locations: Fontainebleau

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New book! A Family Business on the Moon, by Randel Carlock and Keng-Fun Loh

Randel Carlock, programme director for The Family Enterprise Challenge, and Keng-Fun Loh, Managing Partner at Family and Business Learning, present their new book.

The Force for Good Spectrum: Using Business as a Tool

It is time to move beyond the debate between “win-win” and “trade-offs”. The right avenue for achieving social impact depends on the setting..

What family firms need to ensure longevity

The importance of family business longevity extends far beyond family owners. Accounting for 70 percent of global GDP and 60 percent of global employment, family firms are among the main drivers of growth and innovation in today’s economy.

'Social enterprises' rise in Asia amid skepticism

Hans Wahl, Director of the INSEAD Social Entrepreneurship Initiative, comments on the concept of social business. He says that the bottom of the pyramid market is where the real dynamic growth is, but traditional companies don't know the market well enough to feel comfortable entering. He adds that smart companies are identifying this opportunity and striking partnerships with social enterprises.

New book! A Family Business on the Moon, by Randel Carlock and Keng-Fun Loh

Randel Carlock, programme director for The Family Enterprise Challenge, and Keng-Fun Loh, Managing Partner at Family and Business Learning, present their new book.

The Force for Good Spectrum: Using Business as a Tool

It is time to move beyond the debate between “win-win” and “trade-offs”. The right avenue for achieving social impact depends on the setting..

What family firms need to ensure longevity

'Social enterprises' rise in Asia amid skepticism

Centres of Excellence

L’Entreprise Familiale: Forces et Défis. Pour plus d’informations, téléchargez la brochure.

Le 26 - 28 janvier 2021, le Centre Wendel pour l’Entreprise Familiale inaugure un cours de trois jours dédié aux membres d’entreprises familiales. L’objectif de cette formation est de mettre en exergue la singularité de ces entreprises aux enjeux pluriels.

The INSEAD Social Entrepreneurship Initiative

The Social Entrepreneurship Initiative leverages expertise in management education and training to develop and deliver the world’s best executive training for social entrepreneurs. More fundamentally, the Initiative brings together faculty and academic expertise to bear upon the unique challenges faced by social entrepreneurs.