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The next Oxford Programme on Responsible Ownership is planned to run in 2022. Dates to be confirmed.
Building on research with the world’s leading business families, this programme is tailored for current and future owners of large family businesses.
一个独特的计划,磨练的优势的家庭businesses as innovators and change agents in the global economy, and as forces for stability and responsibility during the Covid-19 era.
To achieve and sustain long-term, meaningful tenure, families must be equipped to lead across five levels of influence. Via a powerful mix of research-based teaching and live case studies from leading business families, the programme takes current and future business owners on a journey towards impact that outlasts any one organisation.
We leverage three unique perspectives:
Through a considered mix of experiential learning, one-on-one faculty engagement, and online teaching in both large and small groups, you'll be encouraged to understand the ‘why’ behind family ownership, and identify higher-impact means of ‘how’ to own, now and in future.
Family business owners value the experiences of their peers. We pair world-class academic content with guest speakers from some of the world’s largest family businesses. Contributors to the programme may vary with each cohort as we tailor speakers to learning objectives. We lean into, rather than avoid, controversies in responsible ownership topics. Through this, we equip participants with the analytic abilities necessary for their futures as owners.
The programme allows business families a rare opportunity to reflect on why they own their businesses, and map that to action.
*Topics are subject to change
The course comprises a mix of lectures, case studies, panel discussions, and small and large group discussions.
What does it mean to ‘future proof’ your enterprise? We begin by focusing on the global trends that are shaping the 21st Century and the strategies for current and future family owners that are required for strong and enduring performance of the family enterprise in this changing world.
我们从交互式多媒体execises to map your family dynamics and understand your purpose at the individual and family level, and then discuss high-level and granular strategies to implement this purpose throughout the family enterprise. In this module, we do not shy away from differences in opinion or assume alignment, rather, we provide frameworks and strategies for navigating complexity.
A classic explanation for why large family businesses benefit the economy is their long-term outlook, and their commitment to their communities. We put these to the test, covering in-depth strategies and tools to take family aspirations for long-term thinking and positive impact and make them a reality that can carry the business into the future.
Module details to be confirmed.
The Ownership Project at Oxford Saïd
Our teaching is based on research from The Ownership Project, led by Professor Peter Tufano and Professor Colin Mayer CBE FBA, both former Deans of Oxford Saïd Business School.
Starting with family firms, we investigate how ownership influences the endurance, value, conduct and stakeholder relationships in corporations.
The programme is open to current and future leaders of a family-owned business established over at least two generations.
You can apply to join the programme by email:
The next Oxford Programme on Responsible Ownership is planned to run in 2021/22. Dates to be confirmed.
For two participants (owner and future owner, etc.) from the same family attending together, the price is £8,200 per person.
Programme fee includes all tuition, education materials, activities and some meals (excludes accommodation fee).
Registrations are confirmed on receipt of full payment of the programme fee, and places are allocated in order of receipt of payment.
Once you have a confirmed place on a programme, we suggest you apply for a visa as soon as possible, as it can take up to 100 days to process.
Saïd Business School can provide a letter to support your visa application if required.
