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Becoming a More Digitally Savvy Board Member – MIT Sloan

November 6, 2024 @ 12:00 am

$5,900
Executive Education-UPCOMING COURSES

Course Highlights

  • Interactive application-focused program delivered over three days leveraging MIT faculty, guest speakers, case studies, and application exercises while providing ample opportunities for networking with peers
  • The course will help individual board directors and/or small teams from management boards increase their digital savviness and have more productive discussions around the opportunities and threats of the digital economy
  • You will earn a certificate of completion from the MIT Sloan School of Management

Why attend Becoming a More Digitally Savvy Board Member?

Digital transformation involves rethinking how technology can be used to improve business models, value proposition, customer experience, operational efficiency, and more. This means innovating to deliver enhanced products, services, and customer engagement, but also means having a board of directors that is digitally conversant.

Findings from recent MIT research show that board members who understand the impact of emerging technologies on business success are helping companies outperform competitors. Having a digitally savvy board is the new financial performance differentiator. Digitally savvy boards help their companies move forward at a sufficient pace, advocating for change by supporting and sometimes nudging their CEOs.

Conversely, when a board lacks digital savviness, it can’t get a handle on important elements of strategy and oversight, and thus can’t play its critical role of helping guide the company to a successful future.

Start Dates:

  • November 6-8, 2024
  • April 3-5, 2025

Read more here: https://executive.mit.edu/course/becoming-a-more-digitally-savvy-board-member/a056g00000WV2TMAA1.html

Contact:
Meg Regan
Managing Director, Company Specific Programs APAC and Digital Transformation
Lecturer, Work and Organization Studies
MIT Sloan School of Management
[email protected]

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