• Last date for accepting applications is 24th June; classes for the 10-day on-campus programme will start on 24th Julyand be spread across four months

BENGALURU: Executive Education Programmes (EEP) is set to launch a unique leadership programmedesigned for Global Capability Centres (GCCs) titled, ‘Leadership Programme to Build Resilient GCCs’, with the firstbatch startingclasses from24thJuly 2025. As GCCs continue to evolve beyond support functions to become centres of excellence, innovation and strategic co-creation, leadership demands have become more complex than ever. This initiative is uniquely designed to empower GCC leaders with the skills, strategies and global mindset required to drive transformation, innovation as well as sustainable growth.

The last date for accepting applications is 24thJune 2025.Please visit: https://eep.iimb.ac.in/ for more details or get in touch with Emthias Asin at emthias.asin@iimb.ac.in.     

The leadership programme will offer a curated, experiential learning journey to help leaders effectively navigate complexity and create impact. It is a 10-day on-campus programme spread across four months. The highlights of the programme includesessions on global leadership frameworks tailored to the GCC context, immersive workshops to analyze and craft strategies, deep dialogue with industry leaders, and an opportunity to learn from a high-powered peer group.

Participants of this programme will create and take away a personal roadmap towards becoming global leaders and a future-ready GCC strategy blueprint.A certificate of participation will be awarded by IIMB to participants upon successful completion of the programme.

The programme is aimed at professionals with over 15 years of experience, who are in leadership positions in GCCs responsible for business growth and strategy. The curriculum has been developed jointly by IIMB faculty and industry leaders. It will be delivered by faculty of IIMB, leading practitioners and industry thought leaders.

“Today’s GCC leaders are not just operational heads – they are global strategists, innovation stewards and change champions. The IIMB programme is designed to help them rise to the related challenges with clarity, agility and purpose,” saysProgramme DirectorProf. Srivardhini K Jha, Chairperson of NSRCEL and faculty of Entrepreneurship.

Pointing out that GCC leaders require more than operational excellence,Prof.Padmini Srinivasan, Chairperson,Executive Education Programmes and the Centre for Corporate Governance & Sustainability, and faculty of the Finance & Accounting area says that, “Leading a GCC demands strategic vision, influence and the capability to drive global transformation. This programme reflects IIMB’s deep commitment to addressing the evolving opportunities and challenges facing GCCs in India. Equipping senior leaders with the strategic insight and leadership to shape and steer global organizations, is both timely and essential.” 

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