Accelerating the development of new directors and aspiring leaders of executive and professional education
The Executive Education Leadership Programme (EELP) supports the professional development of new directors and aspiring leaders of executive and professional education in business schools and universities.
Each year the programme brings together a cohort of professional education leaders from business schools and universities across the UK and internationally.
By attending this multi-modular programme participants will build their capability and knowledge to lead their institution's professional education strategy, grow its client base and deliver a portfolio of high quality executive and professional provision, generating vital income.
Led by a highly experienced facilitator and expert guest speakers, participants will consider their own institution’s context and mission, and sharpen their personal skills in leading change and developing teams equipped to build corporate relationships and deliver impactful programmes.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:
Analyse the key trends shaping executive education, corporate learning and digital disruption, and assess their implications for their institution's corporate learning strategy
Design and refine business models for executive education that balance market relevance with financial sustainability and competitiveness
Identify and leverage institutional assets, expertise and networks to create distinctive and internationally scalable executive education offerings
Plan and lead change initiatives that strengthen executive education provision, applying practical frameworks for engaging colleagues and securing buy-in
Build, motivate and retain high-performing executive education teams
Apply consultative techniques to deepen client relationships, diagnose needs, and co-create compelling solutions that generate lasting value
Enhance your Peer Network!
Participants will also gain a peer network of international leads, creating opportunities for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and ongoing support.
Facilitator
Dr Tim Sellick
Director of Custom Programmes, King's Business School
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