Dow Jones Launches The WSJ Leadership Institute
Dow Jones has announced the launch of The WSJ Leadership Institute, a new executive learning and leadership program aimed at top-tier business leaders. Led by president Alan Murray, the initiative builds upon existing WSJ membership communities and introduces several new offerings:
Key features include: a daily WSJ CEO Brief newsletter launching February 3; the exclusive WSJ CEO Council: Titans for CEOs of $10B+ revenue companies; WSJ Executive Fellows program with mentorship opportunities through The Onyx Group partnership; and the WSJ Top Directors Council for board members of $1B+ revenue companies launching in 2024. A new community for next-generation C-Suite leaders is planned for early 2026.
The institute aims to leverage Dow Jones and Wall Street Journal's resources to help leaders navigate through periods of change and uncertainty, offering exclusive events, programming, and peer-networking opportunities.
Dow Jones ha annunciato il lancio de The WSJ Leadership Institute, un nuovo programma di apprendimento e leadership executive rivolto a leader aziendali di alto livello. Guidata dal presidente Alan Murray, l'iniziativa si basa sulle comunità di membri esistenti del WSJ e introduce diverse nuove offerte:
Le caratteristiche principali includono: una newsletter quotidiana, WSJ CEO Brief, in partenza il 3 febbraio; il WSJ CEO Council: Titans per CEO di aziende con oltre 10 miliardi di dollari di fatturato; il programma WSJ Executive Fellows con opportunità di mentorship attraverso la partnership con The Onyx Group; e il WSJ Top Directors Council per membri di consigli di amministrazione di aziende con oltre 1 miliardo di dollari di fatturato, previsto per il 2024. Una nuova comunità per i leader della C-Suite di nuova generazione è prevista per inizio 2026.
L'istituto mira a sfruttare le risorse di Dow Jones e del Wall Street Journal per aiutare i leader a orientarsi in periodi di cambiamento e incertezze, offrendo eventi esclusivi, programmi e opportunità di networking tra pari.
Dow Jones ha anunciado el lanzamiento de The WSJ Leadership Institute, un nuevo programa de aprendizaje y liderazgo ejecutivo dirigido a líderes empresariales de alto nivel. Dirigido por el presidente Alan Murray, la iniciativa se basa en las comunidades de miembros existentes de WSJ e introduce varias nuevas ofertas:
Las características clave incluyen: un boletín diario, WSJ CEO Brief, que se lanzará el 3 de febrero; el exclusivo WSJ CEO Council: Titans para CEO de empresas con ingresos superiores a 10 mil millones de dólares; el programa WSJ Executive Fellows con oportunidades de mentoría a través de la asociación con The Onyx Group; y el WSJ Top Directors Council para miembros de juntas directivas de empresas con ingresos superiores a 1 mil millones de dólares, que comenzará en 2024. Se planea una nueva comunidad para las futuras generaciones de líderes C-Suite para principios de 2026.
El instituto tiene como objetivo aprovechar los recursos de Dow Jones y del Wall Street Journal para ayudar a los líderes a navegar en períodos de cambio e incertidumbre, ofreciendo eventos exclusivos, programación y oportunidades de networking entre pares.
다우 존스는 WSJ 리더십 연구소의 출범을 발표했습니다. 이 새로운 경영자 교육 및 리더십 프로그램은 최고의 비즈니스 리더를 목표로 합니다. 앨런 머레이 회장이 이끄는 이번 프로젝트는 기존 WSJ 회원 커뮤니티를 기반으로 하며 여러 새로운 서비스를 도입합니다:
주요 특징으로는 2월 3일 시작되는 일간 뉴스레터 WSJ CEO Brief, 100억 달러 이상 매출 기업의 CEO를 위한 독점적인 WSJ CEO Council: Titans, The Onyx Group과 협력하여 멘토십 기회를 제공하는 WSJ Executive Fellows 프로그램, 2024년에 출범하는 10억 달러 이상 매출 기업의 이사회 회원을 위한 WSJ Top Directors Council이 포함됩니다. 차세대 C-Suite 리더를 위한 새로운 커뮤니티가 2026년 초에 계획되어 있습니다.
이 연구소는 다우 존스와 월스트리트 저널의 자원을 활용하여 리더들이 변화와 불확실성을 헤쳐나갈 수 있도록 돕고, 독점 이벤트, 프로그램 및 동료 간 네트워킹 기회를 제공합니다.
Dow Jones a annoncé le lancement de The WSJ Leadership Institute, un nouveau programme de formation et de leadership exécutif destiné aux dirigeants d'entreprise de haut niveau. Dirigée par le président Alan Murray, l'initiative s'appuie sur les communautés d'adhérents existantes du WSJ et introduit plusieurs nouvelles offres :
Les principales caractéristiques comprennent : une newsletter quotidienne WSJ CEO Brief qui sera lancée le 3 février ; le conseil exclusif WSJ CEO Council: Titans pour les PDG d'entreprises dont le chiffre d'affaires dépasse 10 milliards de dollars ; le programme WSJ Executive Fellows avec des opportunités de mentorat grâce à un partenariat avec The Onyx Group ; et le WSJ Top Directors Council pour les membres des conseils d'administration d'entreprises réalisant plus de 1 milliard de dollars de chiffre d'affaires, qui sera lancé en 2024. Une nouvelle communauté pour la prochaine génération de dirigeants de la C-Suite est prévue pour début 2026.
L'institut vise à tirer parti des ressources de Dow Jones et du Wall Street Journal pour aider les dirigeants à naviguer en période de changement et d'incertitude, en offrant des événements exclusifs, des programmes et des opportunités de mise en réseau entre pairs.
Dow Jones hat die Einführung des WSJ Leadership Institute bekannt gegeben, eines neuen Programms zur Führungskräfteentwicklung, das sich an hochrangige Unternehmensleiter richtet. Unter der Leitung von Präsident Alan Murray baut die Initiative auf bestehenden WSJ-Mitgliedsgemeinschaften auf und führt mehrere neue Angebote ein:
Die wichtigsten Merkmale sind: ein täglicher WSJ CEO Brief Newsletter, der am 3. Februar startet; der exklusive WSJ CEO Council: Titans für CEOs von Unternehmen mit über 10 Milliarden Dollar Umsatz; das WSJ Executive Fellows Programm mit Mentoring-Möglichkeiten durch die Partnerschaft mit The Onyx Group; sowie der WSJ Top Directors Council für Aufsichtsratsmitglieder von Unternehmen mit über 1 Milliarde Dollar Umsatz, der 2024 starten wird. Eine neue Gemeinschaft für die nächste Generation von C-Suite-Führungskräften ist für Anfang 2026 geplant.
Das Institut hat das Ziel, die Ressourcen von Dow Jones und dem Wall Street Journal zu nutzen, um Führungskräften zu helfen, sich in Zeiten des Wandels und der Unsicherheit zurechtzufinden und exklusive Veranstaltungen, Programme und Networking-Möglichkeiten mit Gleichgesinnten anzubieten.
- Launch of new revenue stream through executive membership programs
- Expansion of high-value services targeting C-suite executives
- Strategic partnership with The Onyx Group enhancing service offerings
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Executive learning and leadership community will provide unmatched service to today's business leaders
Led by its president Alan Murray, The WSJ Leadership Institute builds on the company's existing membership communities–the WSJ CEO and CCO Councils, and CMO, CIO and CFO communities–and will add new communities, enhanced resources and peer-learning opportunities for executive leaders, and a new daily newsletter.
The new offerings from the institute will include:
- Starting February 3, The WSJ Leadership Institute will publish a daily WSJ CEO Brief newsletter, written by Murray and anchored by the unmatched business news and information from The Wall Street Journal and other Dow Jones publications including Barron's, MarketWatch and Investor's Business Daily. The daily newsletter will feature and provide insightful commentary on the most important news of the day for time-pressed CEOs and business leaders. Sign up for the free newsletter here.
- The WSJ CEO Council: Titans, an invitation-only subset of the CEO Council for a limited number of CEOs of public companies with more than
$10 billion
- Featuring former C-suite executives, the invitation-only WSJ Executive Fellows will serve as advisors to the Institute and members and in the newly created WSJ Leadership Mentorship Program. This new program will be augmented through a strategic partnership with The Onyx Group, an exclusive, invite-only community of current and recent Fortune 500 CEOs and their peers, and will pair executives with leaders who have had similar experiences and successfully navigated through them.
- Launching later this year, the new WSJ Top Directors Council will welcome board members of public companies whose annual revenue exceeds
$1 billion
- Launching early in 2026, The WSJ Leadership Institute will welcome a new member community that will serve to connect and nurture the next generation of C-Suite leaders.
"Leading large organizations through this period of immense change and uncertainty is one of the greatest challenges our society faces," Murray said. "The WSJ Leadership Institute will harness the unmatchable news, information and data resources of Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal to help leaders meet that challenge."
Several dozen CEOs were given a first look at The WSJ Leadership Institute at a private dinner in
With ambitious plans to support and engage with business leaders globally, The WSJ Leadership Institute will introduce new opportunities, events and resources in the coming months. For more information, visit https://theleadershipinstitute.wsj.com/ and stay connected with The Institute on LinkedIn.
About Dow Jones
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