Programmes
All organisations carry a legacy. Young or old, they are what they are because of the road they have travelled and the experiences they’ve amassed. In India, thousands of organisations are more than thirty years old, with many over fifty or even a hundred years old. Yet, most do not actively engage with their heritage. They don’t have an archive or a systematic documentation of their past, let alone practices that enable them to leverage their legacy as a strategic resource. This is unfortunate, since an organisation’s legacy can provide significant business and organisational advantages. Organisations of all kinds can use their legacy as a strategic asset, as it is where their uniqueness lies, setting them apart from the competition.
This programme is designed to address the unmet need of systematic business and institutional legacy management. It aims at harnessing the power of an organisation’s past to enhance brand value, strengthen employee connects and manage transitions and risks in an ever-changing world. Participants will be exposed to frameworks and practices for documenting, disseminating and transforming organisational legacies into valuable assets that unlock new potential for growth.
For more information or any questions, contact Ms. Divya Mishra: divya-exed@iima.ac.in | +91 63570 00382
Module 1: The Business Value of Legacy
Module 2: Building and Working with Archives
Module 3: Putting it into Practice: Different Strokes for Different Folks
Beyond the Classroom
The programme features interactive lectures and presentations, complemented by immersive field visits, all led by experienced faculty. The programme will also include lectures by industry experts from India and Sweden.
This programme is ideal for individuals at any organisational level who are interested in advancing the cause of ‘organisational legacy’ within their institutions. It is especially suited for:
There are no minimum educational or age requirements.
All organisations carry a legacy. Young or old, they are what they are because of the road they have travelled and the experiences they’ve amassed. In India, thousands of organisations are more than thirty years old, with many over fifty or even a hundred years old. Yet, most do not actively engage with their heritage. They don’t have an archive or a systematic documentation of their past, let alone practices that enable them to leverage their legacy as a strategic resource. This is unfortunate, since an organisation’s legacy can provide significant business and organisational advantages. Organisations of all kinds can use their legacy as a strategic asset, as it is where their uniqueness lies, setting them apart from the competition.
This programme is designed to address the unmet need of systematic business and institutional legacy management. It aims at harnessing the power of an organisation’s past to enhance brand value, strengthen employee connects and manage transitions and risks in an ever-changing world. Participants will be exposed to frameworks and practices for documenting, disseminating and transforming organisational legacies into valuable assets that unlock new potential for growth.
For more information or any questions, contact Ms. Divya Mishra: divya-exed@iima.ac.in | +91 63570 00382
Module 1: The Business Value of Legacy
Module 2: Building and Working with Archives
Module 3: Putting it into Practice: Different Strokes for Different Folks
Beyond the Classroom
The programme features interactive lectures and presentations, complemented by immersive field visits, all led by experienced faculty. The programme will also include lectures by industry experts from India and Sweden.
This programme is ideal for individuals at any organisational level who are interested in advancing the cause of ‘organisational legacy’ within their institutions. It is especially suited for:
There are no minimum educational or age requirements.
Dates
16 Mar 2026
to
18 Mar 2026
Duration
3 Days
Programme
Fees
INR 1,02,000
Plus 18% GST
Application Deadline
02 Mar 2026
Early Bird
Fees
INR 94,860
Plus 18% GST
Early Bird Deadline
27 Feb 2026