Leadership in the
AI Era
EO Vietnam runs two signature programs: a 2-day intensive in Saigon developed with Georgetown, and the Entrepreneurial Masters Program at MIT, Harvard, Wharton, London Business School, and Bond University. The room is operators. The curriculum is built for what founders actually need.
95% of AI initiatives report no ROI. The problem is not the technology
A 2-day leadership intensive that closes the three gaps behind every AI failure: leadership, data, and workflows. Curriculum developed with Dr. Brooks Holtom of Georgetown's McDonough School of Business and now being adopted into Georgetown's MBA program.
Learn more →Lead Yourself
Series I covers leadership identity and brand, emotional intelligence, communicating with impact, and negotiating internally and externally.
Lead Your Team
Series II covers acquiring talent, coaching for high performance, coordinating efforts and accountability, and retaining talent through engagement.
AI as the accelerant
Generative AI, agentic AI, and a practical evaluation framework, layered into leadership capability rather than taught as a tools bootcamp.
Why these programs work when an MBA does not
The room is operators, not associates
You are learning next to founders running 7- and 8-figure companies, comparing real numbers. Not case-study peers.
Faculty teach what you actually need
EO shapes the curriculum based on what entrepreneurs are stuck on. No HR cases. No Fortune-500 frameworks that do not fit a 50-person company.
Cohorts become long-term peer groups
Every program places you in a small learning group. The relationships outlast the program by years.
Designed around the founder calendar
Most programs are 2-5 day intensives, not multi-month commitments. The Vietnam AI Era program is 2 days. Global programs are typically 4-5 days.
What participants say
Leadership in the AI Era for Key Execs gave me skills I take directly into my business. EO helped me gain the knowledge and connections to make real transformational growth, personally and financially. I am learning how to take emotions out of things when I lead my peers, which carries over to how I lead my team.
Both programs require EO membership
Step one is the application. The 2-day Saigon intensive is open to members and qualified guests; EMP is reserved for active EO members in good standing.
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