A high-level program that combines international study tours with strategic networking, giving executives direct exposure to global best practices and opportunities for international partnerships and investment.
Connects senior executives with global counterparts through professional Learning, and Study Tour and curated networking events designed to foster meaningful exchange and collaboration.
Provides first-hand exposure in specific sectors for international best practices, innovation and opportunity for strategic partnership & investment
Executive Learning with practical insights and unlimited opportunities for leadership networking, Partnership, Access to New market and Investment
Government
Education
Tourism
Handcraft
Manufacturing
Executives
Government
Businessmen
Investors
Sector Development
Strategy
Investment
Executive Leadership
Business Ethics
Cross-Cultural
Mission 1 (5 days)
Mission 2 (5 days)
This program prepares executives to engage effectively across global markets by combining strategic, financial, cultural, and negotiation skills. It highlights how ethics, laws, and business practices vary by region, ensuring leaders can adapt strategies, build trust, and make informed decisions.
Explores market access strategic options such as Greenfield investment, acquisitions, joint ventures, and partnerships. Leaders learn how to choose the right approach, distinguish between strategic partnerships and ventures, and align market entry with long-term growth.
Covers financial decision-making at the executive level. Participants analyze funding options, from equity and debt to internal capital, and evaluate cost of capital (WACC) to support sustainable expansion.
Develops executive negotiation skills across cultures. Leaders learn to balance giving and taking, structure deals, and respect different perspectives, building lasting cooperation rather than one-sided outcomes.
Examines cultural differences in ethics, communication, and business behavior across the Middle East, North America, Europe, and Asia. Topics include meeting protocols, negotiation styles, and examples such as competitive advertising in the U.S. versus pricing agreements in the Middle East.
Program Processes
Apply through local partners, pay a 10% deposit, and receive an invitation letter confirming your seat and eligibility for the program.
Submit visa applications for the U.S. & Canada. If approved, you pay the remaining 90% or if not approved you be refunded
After visa approval, complete online Training Needs Assessment to identify priorities and interests. Results are used to tailor visits and networking
Five online executive Courses delivered virtually in your language
All mission fellow will receive a program details by email
Establish your local network & got answered for any question
5 days of ecosystem visits, meeting sector leaders and networking dinners
5 days of ecosystem visits, meeting sector leaders and networking dinners
Feedback, Graduation, and receive your certificate of participation
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