Programmes Hosted at Goa Institute of Management
Mindful Leadership in the Digital Health Era
Mindful Leadership in the Digital Health Era
Mindful Leadership in the Digital Health Era
This three-day executive programme offers senior leaders a distinctive opportunity to strengthen their leadership edge at the intersection of workforce health, digital innovation, and organisational wellbeing. Through an immersive blend of expert-led sessions, practitioner insight, and reflective leadership practice, participants will gain practical frameworks and actionable tools to make more informed decisions, lead with greater clarity, and shape healthier, future-ready organisations.
The Design Thinking Mindset
Mindful Leadership in the Digital Health Era
Mindful Leadership in the Digital Health Era
This three-day programme introduces executives to the core principles of design thinking: empathise, define, ideate, prototype, and test, using a highly interactive and human-centred approach to solving complex and ill-defined problems. The course is designed to move participants from conceptual understanding to practical application, culminating in a hands-on design challenge that encourages creative problem solving in real-world contexts.
The Futures Founders Lab
Economic Warfare, Sanctions & Corporate Strategy
Economic Warfare, Sanctions & Corporate Strategy
This three-day workshop aims to cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset by developing the practical attitudes and skills needed to create value in real-world contexts. The programme is structured around the essential five Cs of entrepreneurship: clarity, cash flow, culture, customer delight, and communication, providing a clear and applied foundation for entrepreneurial learning.
Economic Warfare, Sanctions & Corporate Strategy
Economic Warfare, Sanctions & Corporate Strategy
Economic Warfare, Sanctions & Corporate Strategy
This three-day workshop provides executives and senior managers with a structured understanding of economic warfare and sanctions as instruments of state power in the contemporary international system. It explains how trade restrictions, financial sanctions, export controls, investment screening, and regulatory coercion are increasingly used to influence political outcomes, restrict rivals, and reshape global economic relations. Rather than treating sanctions solely as a legal or compliance issue, the programme frames them as a strategic and geopolitical force that affects competition, market access, supply chains, financing structures, and long-term corporate planning.