Sometimes, you just need to
change your altitude.

Faculty
Prof. Stefano Brusoni (ETH Zurich), Prof. Karolin Frankenberger (University of St.Gallen – HSG) and Claudio Feser

Location
University of St.Gallen, Switzerland

Short Description
Participants will kick-off with their personal leadership development journey. Further, they will participate in two skill-building workshops, one on building and leading high-performing teams and one on coaching.

Faculty:
Prof. Daniella Laureiro (ETH), Prof. Stefano Brusoni (ETH Zurich) and Claudio Feser

Location:
University of St.Gallen, Switzerland

Short Description:
Understanding and developing cognitive leadership skills for innovation and adaptation, both in the “DO” (applied skills) and “BE” (mindset) dimensions

Faculty:
Prof. Heike Bruch (HSG) and Dr. Stefan Seiler (UBS)

Location:
University of St.Gallen, Switzerland

Short Description:
Practical learning and application of strategic leadership tools while addressing complex challenges in society by the integration of socially responsible leadership and technological readiness.

Faculty:
Prof. Thomas Beschorner (HSG)

Location:
University of St.Gallen, Switzerland

Short Description:
Practical questions of corporate social responsibility (CSR) by discussing concrete moral, social, and environmental issues; as well as application of concrete tools in the context of CSR, and how to transfer this context to your organization.

Faculty:
Prof. Georg von Krogh (ETH) and Prof. Karolin Frankenberger (HSG)

Location:
University of St.Gallen, Switzerland

Short Description:
Development and execution of winning sustainable business strategies. Adaptation of organizational strategy to rapidly shifting environments through the design of innovative business models and/or ecosystems.

Faculty:
Prof. Daniella Laureiro (ETH), Prof. Stefano Brusoni (ETH Zurich) and Claudio Feser

Location:
Online (2 days sync & 2 days async)

Short Description:
Understanding and developing cognitive leadership skills for innovation and adaptation, both in the “DO” (applied skills) and “BE” (mindset) dimensions

Faculty:
Prof. Heike Bruch (HSG) and Dr. Stefan Seiler (UBS)

Location:
Online (2 days sync & 2 days async)

Short Description:
Practical learning and application of strategic leadership tools while addressing complex challenges in society by the integration of socially responsible leadership and technological readiness.

Faculty:
Prof. Thomas Beschorner (HSG)

Location:
Online (2 days sync & 2 days async)

Short Description:
Practical questions of corporate social responsibility (CSR) by discussing concrete moral, social, and environmental issues; as well as application of concrete tools in the context of CSR, and how to transfer this context to your organization.

Faculty:
Prof. Georg von Krogh (ETH) and Prof. Karolin Frankenberger (HSG)

Location:
Online (2 days sync & 2 days async)

Short Description:
Development and execution of winning sustainable business strategies. Adaptation of organizational strategy to rapidly shifting environments through the design of innovative business models and/or ecosystems.

Faculty:
Prof. Jan-Egbert Sturm (ETH) and Prof. Simon Evenett (HSG)

Location:
ETH Zurich

Short Description:
This course will enable executives to interpret the macroeconomic significance of profound technological change, climate change the ongoing energy transition, and globalization.

Faculty:
Prof. Dr. Stefan Morkötter (HSG)

Location:
ETH Zurich

Short Description:
This course will equip excecutives with a holistic understanding of financial markets allowing them to navigate their companies not only throughout the current status quo.

Faculty:
Prof. Dr. Judith Walls (HSG) and Prof. Dr. Volker Hoffmann (ETH)

Location:
ETH Zurich

Short Description:
The course will focus on how to approach corporate sustainability strategy, with a focus on climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss.

Faculty:
Prof. Dr. Florian Wangenheim (ETH) and Prof. Dr. Christian Hildebrand (HSG)

Location:
ETH Zurich

Short Description:
The course will enable executives to use data effectively to drive profitable management decisions.

Faculty:
Prof. Jan-Egbert Sturm (ETH) and Prof. Simon Evenett (HSG)

Location:
Online (2 days sync & 2 days async)

Short Description:
This course will enable executives to interpret the macroeconomic significance of profound technological change, climate change the ongoing energy transition, and globalization.

Faculty:
Prof. Dr. Stefan Morkötter (HSG)

Location:
Online (2 days sync & 2 days async)

Short Description:
This course will equip excecutives with a holistic understanding of financial markets allowing them to navigate their companies not only throughout the current status quo.

Faculty:
Prof. Dr. Judith Walls (HSG) and Prof. Dr. Volker Hoffmann (ETH)

Location:
Online (2 days sync and 2 days async)

Short Description:
The course will focus on how to approach corporate sustainability strategy, with a focus on climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss.

Faculty:
Prof. Dr. Florian Wangenheim (ETH) and Prof. Dr. Christian Hildebrand (HSG)

Location:
Online (2 days sync & 2 days async)

Short Description:
The course will enable executives to use data effectively to drive profitable management decisions.

Faculty:
Prof. Massimo Filippini, Dr. Christian Schaffner (ETH) and Prof. Rolf Wüstenhagen (HSG)

Location:
ETH Zurich

Short Description:
This module will provide participants with an in-depth understanding of what it takes to move towards a sustainable energy system. The module will look at challenges and opportunities on three levels: Macro, meso and micro.

Location:
ETH Zurich

Short Description:
This course will introduce you to the entrepreneurial process of discovering, creating, evaluating, and exploiting technology-based entrepreneurial opportunities. 

Faculty:
PD Dr. Alexander Ilic (ETH and HSG) and Prof. Dr. Andreas Krause (ETH)

Location:
ETH Zurich

Short Description:
Cognitive technologies bring unprecedented potential to transform our society with information technology that possesses human-level capabilities. This course aims to empower participants with technical fluency (“Know”), an understanding of core drivers of cognitive technologies, hands-on learning (“Do”), an overview of the latest trends and applications, and evaluation skills (“Be”) to navigate the responsible transformation of business application through cognitive technologies.

Faculty:
Prof. Elgar Fleisch (ETH and HSG) and Prof. Felix Wortmann (HSG)

Location:
ETH Zurich

Short Description:
Introduction to key technologies – and how they change the nature of products and services offerings. Managerial frameworks and industry examples on how organizations can adapt and respond to the change.

Faculty:
Prof. Massimo Filippini, Dr. Christian Schaffner and Prof. Rolf Wüstenhagen (HSG)

Location:
Online (2 days sync and 2 days async)

Short Description:
This module will provide participants with an in-depth understanding of what it takes to move towards a sustainable energy system. The module will look at challenges and opportunities on three levels: Macro, meso and micro.

Location:
Online (2 days sync and 2 days async)

Short Description:
This course will introduce you to the entrepreneurial process of discovering, creating, evaluating, and exploiting technology-based entrepreneurial opportunities. 

Faculty:
PD Dr. Alexander Ilic (ETH and HSG) and Prof. Dr. Andreas Krause (ETH)

Location:
Online (2 days sync and 2 days async)

Short Description:
Cognitive technologies bring unprecedented potential to transform our society with information technology that possesses human-level capabilities. This course aims to empower participants with technical fluency (“Know”), an understanding of core drivers of cognitive technologies, hands-on learning (“Do”), an overview of the latest trends and applications, and evaluation skills (“Be”) to navigate the responsible transformation of business application through cognitive technologies.

Faculty:
Prof. Elgar Fleisch (ETH and HSG) and Prof. Felix Wortmann (HSG)

Location:
Online (2 days sync and 2 days async)

Short Description:
Introduction to key technologies -– and how they change the nature of products and services offerings. Managerial frameworks and industry examples on how organizations can adapt and respond to the change.

Faculty:
Prof. Dr. Frank Schimmelfennig and Prof. Winfried Ruigrok (HSG)

Location:
University of St.Gallen, Switzerland

Short Description:
This course will explore the current and future challenges of global business and will address critical geopolitical changes and their direct and indirect effects on global businesses.

Faculty:
This project is taught by several faculty members from the Sustainability Technology chair (ETH) in collaboration with the Institute of Management and Strategy (HSG).

Location:
University of St.Gallen, Switzerland

Short Description:
This project offers students the opportunity to work on challenges presented by non-profit organizations while integrating the Business Model Innovation course.

Faculty:
Prof. Dr. Stefano Brusoni (ETH) and Prof. Dr. Jan Marco Leimeister (HSG)

Location:
ETH Zurich

Short Description:
This eXperiential week will explore principles for designing and governing digital platforms and corresponding digital products and services.

Individual assignment with peer coaching, integrating acquired knowledge and skills in personal, social, business and technology areas into making change happen within your (an) organization

Faculty:
Prof. Dr. Damian Borth (HSG) and Prof. Dr. Torbjörn Netland

Location:
University of St.Gallen, Switzerland

Short Description:
This week focuses on how organizations can harness the potential of technology to drive innovation, achieve business goals, and maintain a competitive advantage effectively and strategically.

Location:
University of St.Gallen, Switzerland

Short Description:
This week focuses on developing abilities to lead oneself effectively and take intentional actions to achieve personal and professional growth.

Faculty:
Prof. Dr. Bart Clarysse

Location:
ETH Zurich

Short Description:
This course explores the mechanisms of entrepreneurial thinking and how it can be successfully introduced to a corporate environment.

Faculty:
Prof. Stefano Brusoni (ETH) and Prof. Karolin Frankenberger (HSG)

Location:
ETH Zurich

Short Description:
During the X-Week the participants will present and discuss the implementation of their company projects and revisit the outcomes of the social impact project. Further, the students will reflect on their learnings, experiences, and personal development during the course of the entire program.