Overview
Editors, news managers, and media executives need to adapt to changes in audience behaviour, business, and technology while reckoning with issues like diversity, inclusion, and change fatigue. Our leadership development programmes ensure that you can face these challenges and opportunities from a position of strength.
We offer open-admission courses to newsroom leaders at all levels. We also host several invitation-only sessions. | See which course is for you
Learn about our courses
See the dates, costs and availability of our upcoming leadership courses. | Learn more
Our research on leadership
Changing Newsrooms
Our ongoing research project tracks how newsroom leaders across the world are grappling with the shifts and challenges facing newsrooms around working practices, diversity and sense of belonging.
Race and Leadership
Our research focuses on racial diversity at the top level of journalism across five markets.
Women and Leadership
Our research focuses on gender diversity among newsroom editors across 12 markets.
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Our podcast: Authentic Leadership. Episode 3 - Authenticity and perseverance: "It became clear it wasn't about me"
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The News Movement: creating a social-first outlet with a firm focus on young audiences
Our podcast: Authentic Leadership. Episode 2 - Authenticity and honesty: "It was a big moment to say I was struggling"
Our podcast: Authentic Leadership. Episode 1: What does 'authenticity' mean?
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