Global leadership development | About us | News | Blog | Contact us Who we are Local courses Global programmes How we do it Where we are Overview Common Purpose runs a series of open local courses for leaders from a variety of different life stages in a number of cities around the world For senior leaders we run Meridian and Matrix. For emerging leaders we run Navigator. And for students we run Frontrunner. We also customise Common Purpose for local organisations. Links About us Our approach History Global Programmes Leading Beyond Authority Cultural Intelligence © Common Purpose 2014 | Terms of use | Company information | DE | FR | GH | HK | HU | IE | IN | TR | UK | ZA

Global leadership development | About us | News | Blog | Contact us Who we are Local courses Global programmes How we do it Where we are USA We are in the early days of our work in the US. Many US Universities are interested in Global Leader Experiences after our initial pilot at Harvard. We have worked with some key US organisations to develop our work globally, notably the American Express Foundation with which we run their Leadership Academy for emerging leaders in the not-for-profit sector. We have run this in the UK and India. The Paul Newman Foundation has sponsored the Itijah Venture which expands, enriches and energises relations between European and Arab cities. Alison Coburn Chief Executive, Common Purpose International alison.coburn@commonpurpose.org "Nonprofit and social sector organizations are tackling some of our most challenging issues, and we believe fostering a pipeline of talent will help ensure nonprofits thrive in the future. Our Leadership Academies created in partnership with Common Purpose have proven to be an effective tool for building the leadership and business skills that are critical the sector's success." TIMOTHY J. MCCLIMON, PRESIDENT, AMERICAN EXPRESS FOUNDATION "Our students are the global leaders of the future - this top notch Common Purpose programme helped them to realise this potential. Taking them into Boston to engage with leaders and their challenges gave them much stronger connections with the city and helped them to understand the local context. Being part of such a diverse group developed their leadership skills, networks, and ability to work with people from different cultures." STEPHANIE RALSTON KHURANA, CO-MASTER OF CABOT HOUSE, HARVARD UNIVERSITY Links American Express Leadership Academy UK American Express Leadership Academy India Global Leader Experiences © Common Purpose 2014 | Terms of use | Company information | DE | FR | GH | HK | HU | IE | IN | TR | UK | ZA