Back to classrooms: Where India’s top leaders go to learn, and who can be in the room

Explore how top leaders attend executive masterclasses with global institutions like NTU Singapore and LSE. Partnering with these programs lets enterprise sponsors directly engage CXOs in high-trust, learning-focused environments, driving category...

You’ve been invited to a networking event; the venue is already known, and the speaker has already briefed. The CEO you wanted to meet is already there, and your team is ready to convert this conversation into an opportunity. You wanted to pitch in about your business, and you failed. Not because of a lack of effort, but because of a lack of their attention.

It’s not about reach; it’s about the room

Most leaders don’t skip events because they dislike them. They skip them because most events don’t give them a reason to stay. They can’t share their insights as they are in the wrong room. Then where do you find the right room, and what does a right room look like?


ET Partner With Us provides the right room and the right people. They call it ‘boardroom classes'. When a founder or chairperson has set aside days to learn and share, attention stops being something you compete for. In these classrooms, they become both teacher and student.

Also read: Are you paying to reach your target audience or just paying for the numbers?

What do these exclusive masterclasses include?
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ET brings together senior leaders for certified executive learning with global institutions like Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Singapore and the London School of Economics, and sponsors as the partners behind the programme. Participants study together, travel together and spend evenings together, which is where the useful conversations tend to happen. It isn’t the typical networking event. It becomes the place where they explore networking through shared experiences. The curriculum grants participants LSE Executive Education Associate status, unlocking lifetime entry into a global network of peers along with invitations to specialised alumni gatherings.

Who should attend?

This initiative is a curriculum specifically for C-level executives, vice presidents, founders, and senior decision-makers looking for top-tier peer interaction. Rather than prioritising mass outreach, the format brings together a select group of 30 leaders to exchange strategic perspectives and tackle modern industry challenges.

Limited access. Take your step.
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Visit our Executive Education schedule to identify how your organisation’s goals align with our upcoming residential cohort in London, delivered alongside world-class London School of Economics faculty. Engage with us as a title partner or company visit host to showcase your enterprise directly to global decision-makers.

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