Bridge Technical Expertise and Executive Strategy

Lead Transformation with Emerging Technologies and AI

  • Experience 3 residential weeks at the MIT campus in Boston

  • Engage in 14+ interactive live online sessions

  • Learn from 20+ cross-disciplinary MIT faculty

  • Benefit from a high-touch peer network

Application closes on: 4th Nov 2026

Blended Professional Certificate: Technology Leadership Program

Blended Professional Certificate: Technology Leadership Program

8 Months Blended • USD 28,000 • Build a Global CXO Network

PROGRAM OUTCOMES

Develop Forward-Looking AI Strategies

  • Build Strategic Advantage with Technology

    Access insights on the role of technology and leverage technological change to build strategic competitive advantage in an uncertain future.

  • Gain Research-Driven Insights

    Access the latest knowledge and research-driven insights from MIT faculty to build context-specific expertise and expand your areas of capability.

  • Apply Emerging Technologies Strategically

    Harness transformative tech like blockchain, robotics, reinforcement learning & cybersecurity through evolving business models & strategies.

  • Build Global Networks

    Engage with a highly accomplished global peer group & build relationships with advisors, mentors, & partners for your transformation journey & beyond.

Benefits of Joining the Program

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Become an alum of MIT Professional Education and expand your professional network by joining the global MIT Professional Education Alumni LinkedIn Group

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Access to exclusive MIT Professional Education-sponsored events, conferences, and seminars

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Access to an MIT Professional Education forwarding email address (your_name@professional.mit.edu)

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One-year subscription to MIT Horizon

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15% discount on enrollment in future MIT Professional Education offerings, including short-duration open-enrollment programs (five days or less) and online programs

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Subscription to the MIT Professional Education alumni e-newsletter

Program Advantage

*All benefits are subject to change as per university decision

Be Immersed in MIT’s Innovation Ecosystem

  • Blended Learning Format

    Experience a learning journey with 3 residential weeks and 14+ interactive live online sessions with 20+ cross-disciplinary MIT faculty

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  • MIT Campus Immersion

    Benefit from a 3-week on-campus immersion at MIT, Cambridge, Boston, and gain direct exposure to the MIT innovation ecosystem

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  • Experience the MIT Innovation Ecosystem

    Visit MIT labs and research spaces, engage with researchers, and gain firsthand exposure to emerging technologies and innovation

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  • Peer Learning and High-Touch Network

    Engage with an accomplished and diverse global peer group who can be trusted advisors, mentors, and partners through your learning journey and beyond

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  • Hands-On Learning

    Work on Action Learning Projects and interactive simulations to practice translating concepts into solutions for real business challenges

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  • Exclusive Program Benefits

    Become alumnus/alumna of both the program and MIT Professional Education, and receive a forwarding email address (your_name@professional.mit.edu)

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This Program is Ideal for

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    Aspiring C-suite technology leaders

    Who are looking to develop the strategic leadership capabilities and innovation frameworks needed to lead organizational transformation and growth

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    Senior operations and functional leaders

    Across finance, strategy, and sales seeking to develop strategic and technical fluency in AI and emerging technologies

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    Heads of Engineering and Heads of Technology

    Along with leaders responsible for driving technology and innovation, looking to strengthen their strategic technology leadership capabilities

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    Experienced professionals

    With distinguished technical careers and leadership responsibilities across industries, seeking to strengthen their strategic leadership capabilities

Program Faculty

  • DAVID NIÑO

    Faculty Director

    DAVID NIÑO

    Faculty Director, MIT Professional Education Technology Leadership Program, Senior Lecturer in the Daniel J. Riccio Graduate Engineering Leadership Program at MIT

    David Niño is a Senior Lecturer in MIT’s Daniel J. Riccio Graduate Program in Engineering Leadership. He has served in this role since 2015, when he launched this program to provide academic leadership education for MIT graduate students in engineering and other disciplines. Under his leadership, th...

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Program faculty may include*:

  • Bhaskar  Pant

    Bhaskar Pant

    Executive Director, MIT

    Served as the first President of Turner Broadcasting's South Asia subsidiary

    Held senior leadership positions at multiple companies over three decades.

  • Brian  Anthony

    Brian Anthony

    Associate Director, MIT.nano; Faculty Lead, Industry Immersion Program in Mechanical Engineering

    Emmy Award Winner in broadcast technical innovation

    20+ years of experience in product realization, tech innovation,and entrepreneurship

  • Tony  Eng

    Tony Eng

    Senior Lecturer, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT

    Has degrees in Computer Science, Mathematics and Biology

    Teaches courses and runs workshops in oral communication

  • John  Hart

    John Hart

    Professor of Mechanical Engineering, MIT Mitsui Career Development Professor of Contemporary Technology, MIT

    Published 125+ papers in peer-reviewed journals and is co-inventor on 50+ patents

    Co-founded three advanced manufacturing startup companies, including Desktop Metal

  • Afreen  Siddiqi

    Afreen Siddiqi

    Research Scientist, Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics

    Research Scientist in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at MIT

    Recipient of the Amelia Earhart and Richard D.DuPont Fellowships & Rene H. Miller Prize

  • Olivier  de Weck

    Olivier de Weck

    Associate Department Head; Apollo Program Professor; Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets

    Fellow of INCOSE and AIAA

    Received most promising textbook of 2024 award 'Technology Roadmapping and Development'

  • Abel  Sanchez

    Abel Sanchez

    Research Scientist, MIT

    He advises companies in the Americas, Europe, and the Middle East

    Pioneered password security with a Negative Authentication (NA) system

  • Ben  Waber

    Ben Waber

    Co-Founder Humanyze, Visiting Scientist, MIT Media Lab

    Research named as Top 10 Emerging Tech by the MIT Technology Review

    Honorary chairman of the Japan People Analytics and HR Technology Association

  • Jinhua  Zhao

    Jinhua Zhao

    Edward H. and Joyce Linde Associate Professor Director, MIT Mobility Initiative, Interdepartmental Transportation Program Director

    Interdepartmental Transportation Program Director

    Founded and directs the MIT Mobility Initiative

  • Cathy  Wu

    Cathy Wu

    Gilbert W. Winslow Career Development Assistant Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE)Member of the Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems (LIDS)Member of the Institute for Data, Systems, and Society (IDSS)

    Founder & Chair - Research Initiative at ACM Future of Computing Acad.

    Experience at Microsoft Research, OpenAI, Google X, AT&T, Facebook

  • Pulkit  Agarwal

    Pulkit Agarwal

    Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT Director, Improbable AI Lab, MIT

    Co-founded SafelyYou, an org. that builds fall prevention technology

    Co-founded AI Foundry, an incubator for AI startups

  • Michael  Davies

    Michael Davies

    Lecturer, MIT

    Co-founder and Chairman of Silverthread, Inc.

    Board Member of the Kendall Square Association

  • William  D. Oliver

    William D. Oliver

    Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT Professor of the Practice, Physics, MIT Associate Director, Research Laboratory of Electronics, MIT Laboratory Fellow, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

    President, INFORMS Auctions & Market Design

    Council of Economic Advisors, Croatia (2010–2015)

  • Blade  Kotelly

    Blade Kotelly

    Senior Lecturer, Bernard M. Gordon-MIT Engineering Leadership Program

    Authored The Art and Business of Speech Recognition: Creating the Noble Voice

    Featured in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, TechTV, NPR, BBC, etc.

  • Neil  Thompson

    Neil Thompson

    Director of the FutureTech Research Project, MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab and Principal Investigator, MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy

    Has worked at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Bain and Company, etc.

    Advised businesses and government on the future of Moore’s Law

  • Vivienne Sze

    Vivienne Sze

    Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT

    Received Primetime Engineering Emmy Award for the High-Efficiency Video Coding

    Co-author of the book entitled “Efficient Processing of Deep Neural Networks”

  • Markus J. Buehler

    Markus J. Buehler

    Jerry McAfee (1940) Professor of Engineering, MIT

    Member of the Center for Materials Science and Engineering

    Received ASME Drucker Medal, the Feynman Prize, the IACM Fellows Award

  • Javier de Luis

    Javier de Luis

    Lecturer of Aeronautics and Astronautics at the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at MIT

    Appointed to the FAA Expert Panel charged with reviewing Boeing safety culture

    Served as the principal investigator for multiple aerospace research projects

  • Dr. Jacqueline M. Wolfrum

    Dr. Jacqueline M. Wolfrum

    Codirector of Biomanufacturing@MIT-CBI at the MIT Center for Biomedical Innovation Director of BioMAN

    Industrial experience in cell-based therapies

    Director at BioMAN

  • Dr. Stacy Springs

    Dr. Stacy Springs

    Executive Director, MIT Center for Biomedical Innovation (CBI)

    Chair of Landmark Bio’s Science and Technology Committee

    Principal investigator on research programs in biologics manufacturing

  • Ben Armstrong

    Ben Armstrong

    Executive Director, Industrial Performance Center Co-Lead, Work of the Future Initiative

    Research has been published or featured in the New York Times, Forbes, etc.

    Co-Lead, Work of the Future Initiative

  • Richard  D. Braatz

    Richard D. Braatz

    Edwin R. Gilliland Professor of Chemical Engineering, MIT

    Collaborated with more than 20 companies

    Published over 200 papers and three books

  • Jelena Notaros

    Jelena Notaros

    Robert J. Shillman (1974) Career Development Assistant Professor

    Listed in 2021 Forbes 30 Under 30

    Received the 2023 NSF CAREER Award

  • Vladimir Bulovic

    Vladimir Bulovic

    Professor of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, MIT; Founding Director, MIT.nano; Fariborz Maseeh (1990) Chair in Emerging Technology, MIT

    Author of over 250 research articles (cited over 45,000 times)

    100+ U.S. patents licensed, and used by start-ups and multinationals

Industry-Valued Skills

Gain Expertise for Technology Leadership

Develop the key skills needed to leverage exponential technologies through a teaching methodology designed for emerging technology leaders.

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Technology Strategy in Business

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Blockchain

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Quantum Computing

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Generative AI

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Agentic AI

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Big Data

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Cloud

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Additive and Digital Manufacturing

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Cybersecurity

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Robotics

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