Swedish Institute Management Programme

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Swedish Institute Management Programme

This is the official page for the Swedish Institute leadership programmes.

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Trikåfabriken 9
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https://si.se/en/apply/si-leadership-programmes/

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Our Story

The Swedish Institute Management Programme’s (SIMP) aim is to lead change for responsible leadership and sustainable business practices. The programme challenges traditional approaches of doing business and explores how business can become more people and planet focused in the global economy.

The programme is designed to maximize your learning experience, ceative thinking and how to lead value-driven change. Experts facilitate topics such as business impact on the environment, diversity and inclusion in the workplace as well as financial strategies for sustainable development. Complex business cases are explored and you receive tools to apply in your day-to-day work. Throughout the programme you develop your own initiative and apply learnings from the programme to continuously develop skills on how to make positive business impact.

By the end of the programme you are a part of a long-lasting network of business leaders working for a sustainable future. Read more about the programmes in our different regions at www.si.se.

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