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The Advanced Leadership Program in Infrastructure and Construction (ALPIC): Transforming the way you think, lead and innovate in the infrastructure sector.
Overview
The infrastructure sector is undergoing rapid and unprecedented changes due to the disruptions caused by emerging global business models, technological innovations, environmental challenges and social expectations.
To thrive in this dynamic and complex environment, infrastructure leaders need to develop a holistic and multi-dimensional perspective that takes into consideration the interdependencies, interactions and impacts of various infrastructure components and stakeholders.
In partnership with InCoBan, SMU Executive Development has developed ALPIC, a unique and comprehensive leadership program that aims to equip leaders with the skills, knowledge and mindset to comprehend, analyse and address the complex issues and challenges facing the infrastructure sector.
Through ALPIC, leaders will develop a better understanding of the sector, grow their leadership skills and lead to inspire, influence and collaborate with diverse stakeholders. ALPIC presents the opportunity for leaders to widen their networks, become catalysts and change agents to create a positive impact on the sector and society.
- Next Course Starts On June 2024See Full Schedule
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- Duration4 terms in 9 months
- LevelAdvanced
- VenueIndia
Learning Objectives
Develop integrative thinking and appreciation of the multi-disciplinary approach
Build capabilities for evidence-based research
Develop a perspective on the relative efficacy of different approaches and make an informed evaluation of tradeoffs
Learn to use global best practices & understand the current trends in the sector
Topics/Structure
Term 1 sets the foundation for the program by introducing leadership through oriental prism and covers areas such as systems thinking, asset lifecycle and public policy.
Term 2 covers the global best practices, how organisations and nations improved productivity, created successful skilling ecosystems and establishing PMOs.
Term 3 participants will gain insight into how to tackle the challenges by exploring the principles of complex ecosystem, addressing sustainability concerns and embracing innovative business models.
Term 4 prepares the participants towards the impact of technology, its influence on work practices, educational reforms and experiencing the art of negotiation.
