One in three Fortune 500 companies now runs a GCC in India.
These are not project management roles. These are the seats that run global businesses from India.
Out of 100 leadership seats, only 30 have a ready supply. The remaining 70 are unfilled.
With limited supply at the top, development focus is shifting to the level below.
30,000 seats. No pipeline. Someone has to build one.
Not guest speakers. Each mentor leads one pod of six, reviews your work every week, and tells you exactly how far you are from the seat.
80+ GCC leaders shaped this Fellowship. When you pitch a panel playing HQ, these are the people playing HQ.
These seats move person to person.
Now you know the persons.
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AND THE 3,000 CENTRES YET TO OPEN
Company names indicate the market, not affiliation.
Nobody promises you a role.
We make you undeniable when one opens.
What senior professionals usually ask before applying. If your question isn't here, write to the admissions team.
Directors, VPs, AVPs, senior managers and principal specialists moving to enterprise-wide mandates, and crossover leaders from IT services, GBS and shared services. Typically 10 to 20 years in.
No. The Fellowship builds decision-grade AI fluency: architecture, build-versus-buy, economics, governance.
10 to 12 hours a week: weekend sessions, one pod hour midweek, and a mentor-led intensive every fourth weekend.
The add-on certification from IIM Sirmaur, the Fellow's Mark, and a portfolio: a launched AI solution, an investment case, a risk report, a mandate proposal, a defended capstone.
No. Six months of your work in front of seasoned GCC leaders makes you the one considered when a seat opens.
₹8,00,000 plus GST. No-cost EMI, corporate sponsorship and L&D invoicing supported. A ₹5,000 application deposit adjusts against the fee.
Six stages, ending in a decision confirmed by the advisory board. The cohort is composed like the pods it feeds.
Sixty seats. Six stages. One question:
will you be ready when the seat opens?