Unlike any other executive programme — the faculty are people who have been in the room when history was made. A former senior diplomat, a former government minister, and a macro-economist who has advised central banks bring a perspective unavailable anywhere else in executive education. The geopolitical risk simulation on day three — in which participants receive intelligence briefings, make corporate decisions, and then receive the 'outcome' — brings the complexity of real-world decision-making under uncertainty to life in a way that no case study can replicate.