AI for Executives Online Class-based
“At the moment there is a lot of buzz around AI and its tools, but knowledge on how to handle this new technology from a leadership perspective is limited. The programme offers a thorough overview of possibilities, risks and best practices, and encourages you to actively apply AI yourself. One of my key takeaways is that AI adoption is already much further than one might expect.”
Mr. Koen Verjans (The Netherlands), participant of the April 2026 programme
“I was interested in the programme because it offered the opportunity to learn step by step and reflect on my own working environment. I wanted to understand what AI could mean for the not-for-profit sector, both in improving efficiency and increasing effectiveness. I now see AI as an important tool that can significantly contribute to organisational processes and outcomes, while also requiring proper risk management.”
Ms. Iris Hartevelt (the Netherlands), participant of the April 2026 programme
“I decided to apply to strengthen my understanding of how AI can be applied in real business contexts and to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. I particularly valued the multidisciplinary and multicultural environment, as well as the strong support from the teaching team. My main takeaway is a clearer and more structured vision of how AI can create business value, along with a better understanding of its strategic implications and responsible use.”
Mr Oana Octavian (Romania), participant of the April 2026 programme
"This was one of the best programmes I have attended. The platform was very easy to navigate, and much of the knowledge presented was new and insightful for me. Even though it was an online course, we were still able to engage in meaningful discussions with colleagues from different professional backgrounds and share valuable experiences. My key takeaway is that while AI is evolving rapidly, human oversight remains essential. Strong governance and clear guardrails are extremely important to ensure AI is used responsibly and effectively.”
Ms Hiba Al Naabi (Oman), participant of the April 2026 programme
