Is there more to leadership than the setting of goals? More than the demonstration of technical abilities to get the job done? Or is good leadership more nuanced than that?

In this episode we explore the hidden levers of leadership; The levers that play an integral, and often unconscious, role in inspiring confidence in others, gaining trust and drawing people in.

In this episode of In Conversation With... we dive back into the world of corporate venturing with INSEAD Senior Affiliate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise, Claudia Zeisberger. 

In part 2, we look at how corporates can go about selecting the right start-up partner and the skills needed to build a successful corporate venturing unit.

For more information on what INSEAD is doing in the space and to find about our new Corporate Venturing and Innovation programme, co-directed by Professsor Zeisberger, please visit https://www.insead.edu/executive-education/entrepreneurship-family-business/corporate-venturing-innovation. 

You can also find much more information on Professor Zeisberger's work on her website: https://claudiazeisberger.com/. 

In this episode of In Conversation With... we dive into the world of corporate venturing with INSEAD Senior Affiliate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise, Claudia Zeisberger. 

From what corporate venturing is to how corporates and start-ups partner and much more, we explore this exciting world and its current trends.

For more information on what INSEAD is doing in the space and to find about our new Corporate Venturing and Innovation programme, co-directed by Professsor Zeisberger, please visit https://www.insead.edu/executive-education/entrepreneurship-family-business/corporate-venturing-innovation. 

You can also find much more information on Professor Zeisberger's work on her website: https://claudiazeisberger.com/. 

Professor of Technology and Operations Management and Dean of Executive Education at INSEAD, Sameer Hasija is passionate about all things digital.

In this episode he lays out his hopes for the future of executive education in a disrupted world.