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Leadership programs

The right room depends on the responsibility you carry.

Two confidential peer advisory programs. One for the person who makes the final call, and one for the senior executives who make it happen.

Choose by leadership context

Whose call is it?

Both programs are confidential, Chair-facilitated and built around consistent groups of non-competing leaders. The difference is the level of responsibility and the decisions brought into the room.

CEO / MD Groups

CEO & Managing Director Program

CEOs, Managing Directors, founders and business owners carrying the final organisational call.

  • You carry organisation-wide decisions and consequences.
  • You want perspective from leaders outside your industry.
  • You will protect confidentiality and contribute candidly.
Explore CEO / MD Groups

Senior Executive Groups

Senior Executive Program

Senior leaders reporting to the CEO who carry significant functional, divisional or enterprise responsibility.

  • You report to the CEO, MD, owner or an equivalent enterprise leader.
  • You lead a meaningful function, division, team or transformation.
  • You want candid peer challenge beyond your internal network.
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Program comparison

See the distinction clearly.

Still not sure? That's normal - the first conversation is there to work it out before anyone commits.

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CompareCEO / MD GroupsSenior Executive Groups
Leadership levelMakes the final callReports to the CEO or enterprise leader
Primary focusWhole-of-business strategy, leadership and accountabilityJudgement, influence and getting things done
CoachingSix private Chair sessions each yearOptional quarterly Chair coaching
Best forCEOs, MDs, founders and business ownersC-suite, GMs, divisional and senior functional leaders
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Still deciding?

A short conversation will tell us more than a title ever could.

We will ask about what you’re looking for, your current role, the decisions you carry and what kind of peer group would be beneficial.

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