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Call for nominations: Chartered ABS Executive Education Committee

17th July 2024

The Chartered Association of Business Schools is seeking new members for the Executive Education Committee. Applications are open to Directors of Executive Education and other relevant members of staff from Chartered ABS member business schools.

Details on the current committee membership and committee Terms of Reference can be found here.

Chartered ABS Committee Membership Criteria is available here.


Role of the Executive Education Committee

The committee represents and engages with Chartered ABS members to:

  • Discuss business school management issues, challenges and opportunities relating to executive education and to advise the Council on policy in relation to these; 

  • Demonstrate and champion the work of executive education and how it creates value within the UK business school community and to external audiences including clients, business, government and the wider university community; 

  • Promote excellence within executive education; 

  • Explore and seek to demonstrate the socio-economic impact of executive education; 

  • Develop leaders in executive education; and 

  • Maintain a watching brief on the role of executive education in business school accreditation. 



Areas of Focus
  1. To continue to deliver executive education symposia for executive education staff in UK business schools, with two symposium per year on topics to be decided by the committee in full consultation with the Executive Education community. 

  2. To review, evaluate and refresh our professional development programme in executive education. 

  3. To undertake work and produce a report on the Future Trends in Executive Education. 



Diversity and Inclusion

The Chartered ABS is committed to encouraging equality, diversity and inclusion within our organisation and thus in the membership of our committees, where necessary encouraging applications from under-represented groups. Applications from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic individuals are particularly encouraged.

The composition of our committees should, where possible, reflect the diversity of the Chartered ABS membership of business schools. For example, consideration will be given to a school’s geographic location, mission group affiliation, and levels of representation across our committees. Each committee will normally include only one representative from a particular business school.


Application Process

To join the Executive Education Committee, please email the following documents to Laura Paterson (laura.paterson@charteredabs.org) by 5pm on Friday 16 August 2024. Your application must have the support of your Dean/Head of School prior to submission:

  1. Curriculum Vitae

  2. Letter of Application: Outline the skills and experience you can bring to the committee (maximum two sides of A4).

  3. Letter of Recommendation: A short letter from your Dean/Head of School.

By submitting an application, you confirm that you are happy for your application to be shared with the Chair and Vice-Chair of the committee.