Upcoming Sessions
Designed exclusively for former participants of the International Directors Programme, this advanced governance programme brings together a carefully selected group of directors from recent IDP cohorts to reconnect, reflect, and engage with the governance challenges shaping board agendas today.
Rather than revisiting IDP foundations, the programme focuses on how governance practice has evolved since participants last came together. It creates space to reflect with peers on how past learning has translated into action, what has changed in boardrooms, and where directors now face their most complex dilemmas.
Set against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty, technological and AI disruption, and rising expectations of boards, the programme enables participants to step back, reconnect with a trusted peer group, and sharpen their judgement on today’s most pressing governance issues.
Key benefits
Navigating today’s macro landscape
Participants explore how geopolitical developments, economic volatility, and technological disruption shape board oversight. Through scenario-based discussions and expert input, the focus is on translating complexity into practical governance questions an...
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The board ecosystem and board committees
This session examines how boards and their committees work together to drive long-term value creation, with particular focus on remuneration governance. Participants explore evolving expectations around pay, incentives, ESG alignment, and stakeholder trus...
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AI and boards: threat or enabler?
An interactive exploration of AI as both a strategic topic and a practical tool in board work. Participants examine governance implications, risks, and opportunities, including a hands-on group exercise to experience working alongside AI in a board contex...
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From IDP learning to boardroom practice
Participants reflect on which IDP ideas have truly taken hold over time, how they have been adapted in practice, and what has evolved since. The emphasis is on lived experience rather than theory.
Leave with a clear action plan
The programme concludes with a forward-looking session in which participants commit to concrete actions they can take, individually and collectively, to strengthen governance practice within their organisations and beyond.
Participant profile
This programme is designed only for former participants of the International Directors Programme.
INSEAD Certificate
in Corporate Governance
The INSEAD Certificate in Corporate Governance (IDP-C) is designed to be a global credential for board members operating internationally – the first of its kind offered by an academic institution. Completion of the certificate enables participants to become a part of the INSEAD alumni community. Within this community, participants become a part of an international network of directors and executives.
INSEAD Advanced Certificate
in Corporate Governance
The INSEAD Advanced Certificate in Corporate Governance is designed for holders of the INSEAD Certificate in Corporate Governance who wish to further pursue their development across core competencies that are key to effective directorship. It provides participants with a personal development plan at board level over multiple years (up to a maximum of five years) that is both stimulating and engaging.
INSEAD Corporate
Governance Centre
The INSEAD Corporate Governance Centre was launched in 2010 and undertakes cutting-edge research and teaching tailored to the needs of boards and international directors. It aims to establish new programmes and events that foster a global dialogue on the challenges of corporate governance and leadership in an international context.
Dates & Fees
Investing in a lifelong learning journey at INSEAD
Preferential rates and financing
The 30% discount for the INSEAD International Directors Programme alumni is already included in the price.
Programme certificate
On completion of the programmeRelated Programmes
International Directors Programme
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Crisis Management for Boards
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