Corporate leadership and high-potential teams
Leadership groups and high-potential teams that want one shared brief, designed around the organization’s goals.
Executive Education & Institutional Programs
Bespoke Executive Education & Global Leadership Programs
Designed for corporate leadership teams, industry associations, universities, and professional cohorts, Gallop Education coordinates needs assessment, program design, academic-resource liaison, campus-based learning arrangements, and Boston innovation visits. Opportunities involving relevant Harvard program resources may be coordinated subject to project-specific written confirmation.
- Private cohort
- Recommended for 25+ participants
- 3+ days, extendable
- Bilingual support
Who it's for
Built for groups that want a private program, not a seat in an open-enrollment class.
Industry associations and professional groups
Associations and professional bodies bringing members together as a single cohort.
Universities, research organizations, and faculty cohorts
Universities, research organizations, and faculty or staff groups seeking a coordinated campus-based program.
Healthcare, education, technology, and innovation organizations
Teams in healthcare, education, technology, and innovation that need the content shaped to their field.
How customization works
Each engagement is designed for one organization. The figures below are suggested baselines and remain subject to final written confirmation.
Private cohort
Your group learns together. The program is not mixed into an open-enrollment class.
Suggested size
Recommended for 25 or more participants. A smaller or larger group can be discussed and is subject to final written confirmation.
Suggested duration
A 3-day baseline, extendable to 4–5 days or longer when the brief calls for it. Length is not fixed until the written confirmation.
Tailored content
Topics, cases, and pace are shaped by industry, seniority, and the goals you name.
Bilingual support
Consecutive or simultaneous interpreting, and bilingual materials, can be arranged when the cohort needs them.
Five theme directions
These directions are starting points for design. They are not a fixed list of host schools, and they do not assign a program to any one faculty or campus unit.
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Global health, medical innovation, and AI
For cohorts working on health systems, medical innovation, or applied artificial intelligence.
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Public policy, macro trends, and leadership
For groups that want policy context, macroeconomic trends, and leadership practice in one arc.
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Education leadership, organizational change, and the future of learning
For education leaders and institutions thinking about change and how learning is organized.
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Strategy, digital transformation, and agile organizations
For teams linking strategy with digital change and how the organization actually works.
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Global business compliance, cross-border negotiation, and risk
For cohorts dealing with cross-border work, compliance questions, negotiation, and risk.
Sample only; final program confirmation governs
Sample 3-day agenda
A baseline shape for discussion. It does not name instructors, rooms, or hosts, and it does not include a banquet or ceremony.
Day 1
Opening, global trends, and case learning
A working opening, a briefing on trends relevant to the cohort, and case learning tied to the group’s industry.
Day 2
Leadership, change, simulations, and feedback
Leadership and organizational change, working simulations, and structured feedback.
Day 3
Action plans and wrap-up
Time to turn the discussion into action plans and close the working session.
Optional supports
Add only what the cohort needs. Visits and documentation stay within the law and the host’s rules, and a visit does not mean Gallop represents the place you visit.
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Interpreting
Consecutive or simultaneous interpreting when the room needs more than one working language.
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Bilingual materials
Readings and working notes can be prepared in Chinese and English.
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Boston innovation visits
Optional visits in Boston’s innovation landscape, scheduled around the learning days.
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On-site coordination
A Gallop coordinator can be with the cohort during the program days.
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Project documentation
Support for project paperwork, only where the law and the host’s rules allow it.
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Campus, hospital, or lab visits
Optional, including MIT when it fits the brief. Every visit depends on booking and the host’s approval. A visit is not an endorsement.
How an engagement moves forward
Five steps, from the first conversation to a debrief. Academic resources and dates are not treated as final until they are confirmed in writing.
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Discovery
We learn the organization’s goals, audience, constraints, language needs, and preferred timing.
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Preliminary proposal
A first outline of themes, a suggested length, and a suggested cohort size. It is a draft, not a confirmation.
03
Academic resources and scheduling confirmation
Instructors, affiliations, dates, and venues are confirmed in writing. Until that document exists, they are not settled.
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Agreement and execution plan
Scope, roles, and the working plan are written down before delivery.
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Delivery and debrief
The cohort runs, then we review what happened and what the organization wants to do next.
Questions organizations ask
Can one person enroll?
These programs are organized for institutions and cohorts first. An individual request is assessed on its own and is not automatically added to an organizational group.
Is the group size or length fixed?
A private cohort is suggested from 25 participants. Duration uses a 3-day baseline and can extend to 4–5 days or longer. Headcount and length stay subject to final written confirmation.
Will Harvard faculty be named before a written confirmation?
No. Instructors and any university affiliation are set only in the final written confirmation for that engagement. A preliminary conversation does not lock in faculty.
Is a Harvard certificate or Canvas access included?
No. Certificates and digital-platform access, including Canvas, are not a standard part of the program. If a host confirms either, that host’s written confirmation governs.
Can Gallop arrange an invitation letter or a visa?
Gallop can help prepare project paperwork only where the rules allow. Invitation letters, visa filings, and visa outcomes are outside what Gallop can promise. Host rules and the final written confirmation govern.
What does it cost?
Each program is quoted for that organization. This site does not publish a fixed price.
Build a program around your organization's goals
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