- 13 Global Practitioners
- Jayant Sinha - Chair
- Jaideep Mazumdar - Co-Chair
- Gautam Bambawale - Co-Chair
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Built for those who operate at the edge of business, policy and capital. Every module is taught on location by practitioners who have shaped the decisions that matter.
You will sit in rooms where senior policy, capital, and business decisions are made.
You will understand why global markets move the way they do - not just that they did.
The relationships formed in 12 countries over 24 weeks are not replicable from a campus
You will stop deferring on international decisions. You will have the room to form your own view.
In your industry, in your family, in your business - you will be the person who has been there.
Not professors. Former ministers, ambassadors and capital markets practitioners - people who have operated at the highest levels.
An undergraduate program is the first level of university education, typically leading to a bachelor's degree.
Not a certificate. The confidence to walk into any room in the world and operate without deferring to an advisor.
India's innovation capital. The year opens here. Business, technology and the forces driving the rise of the world's most consequential emerging economy.
The seat of Indian power. Geopolitics, diplomacy and the strategic conversation at the heart of the world's largest democracy.
Asia's financial nerve centre. Capital markets, trade architecture and the economics of the Indo-Pacific.
The Gulf's capital of capital. Energy, Islamic finance and the geopolitics of the Middle East.
The home of multilateralism. EU governance, European security architecture and the institutions that built the post-war rules.
The world's foremost power. Statecraft and national security at IWP and the Hudson Institute.
Not visiting speakers. The people building this programme - in the curriculum, accessible to the cohort, present in the conversations that matter.
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Twelve months. Seven countries. Nine institutions. Fifteen people inside the world that runs the world