ALPIC, a one-year hybrid program developed collaboratively by InCoBAN, a prominent construction industry improvement ecosystem in Bengaluru, and Singapore Management University's (SMU) Executive Development, is scheduled to commence in June 2024. Open to aspiring professionals across India, Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, ALPIC offers a comprehensive curriculum blending online and offline sessions across four terms. The program aims to address leadership gaps in the infrastructure sector and nurture a new cadre of industry leaders with advanced skills and knowledge.
Tailored for infrastructure professionals with a minimum of 10 years of experience, ALPIC caters to a diverse spectrum of sectors, including government agencies, financial institutions, NGOs, and academia. With a commitment to excellence, SMU-ExD ensures a superior learning experience by providing distinguished faculty support and comprehensive student services.
Leveraging SMU-ExD's global recognition, ALPIC aims to enhance its visibility and reach across diverse markets and industries. The program features a 6-day continuous residency in Bengaluru, facilitating networking opportunities and collaborative group projects crucial for holistic learning and development.
Upon completion, graduates will receive a jointly recognized certificate from SMU-ExD and InCoBAN, elevating their professional credentials and marketability. Eddie Tritton, Executive Director of SMU Executive Development, highlights ALPIC's role in addressing skills mismatches at the leadership level, aiming to transform participants into effective change agents with a forward-thinking approach.
Bhagya S. Nair, Co-Founder of InCoBAN, underscores ALPIC's focus on integrating technical and social sciences to cultivate leaders capable of navigating global disruptions and promoting sustainable infrastructure development.
