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Dow Jones Launches The WSJ Leadership Institute

Dow Jones has officially unveiled The WSJ Leadership Institute, aimed at meeting the evolving requirements of today's corporate leaders. This innovative program promises to reshape the landscape of executive leadership training and peer networking, tapping into the deep-seated trust and invaluable insights offered by Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal. The initiative is the brainchild of Alan Murray, the president of the institute, and builds upon existing platforms such as the WSJ CEO and CCO Councils. The Leadership Institute is set to provide a plethora of resources and interactive opportunities tailored for executive leaders.

One of the standout features of this institute will be the WSJ CEO Brief, a daily newsletter launching on February 3. Murray himself will write this newsletter, which will leverage the extensive business news and analytics from The Wall Street Journal and its sister publications including Barron's and MarketWatch. This vital resource aims to keep busy CEOs informed with critical information and expert commentary on pivotal news events.

Adding another layer of exclusivity, the WSJ CEO Council Titans will be an invitation-only sub-group specifically designed for CEOs of publicly traded companies generating over $10 billion in annual revenues. This select group will benefit from exclusive events and activities, serving as a high-level advisory body for the WSJ Leadership Institute.

Furthermore, the institute will introduce the WSJ Executive Fellows program, featuring accomplished former executives who will act as mentors. This initiative, developed in tandem with The Onyx Group, empowers experienced leaders to guide their peers through shared insights and experiences, forging strong mentorships across the business landscape.

The WSJ Leadership Institute is also set to launch the WSJ Top Directors Council later this year, which will cater to board members of major public corporations exceeding $1 billion in annual revenue. This new community aligns with a future initiative—The WSJ Leadership Institute aims to cultivate the next generation of C-Suite leaders in early 2026.

Alan Murray succinctly captured the essence of the institute, emphasizing that, “Leading large organizations through this period of immense change and uncertainty is one of the greatest challenges our society faces.” He highlights how the institute is committed to leveraging the unmatched news and data resources of Dow Jones to empower leaders in overcoming these obstacles.

Last night, the institute’s launch was showcased at an exclusive private dinner held in New York City, where several dozen CEOs gathered for a unique, interactive dining experience. This event was crafted to promote engaging discussions and knowledge-sharing among high-level executives, mirroring the engaging environment expected at the Leadership Institute.

With bold plans on the horizon to engage business leaders worldwide, Dow Jones intends to unveil additional resources and networking opportunities through the WSJ Leadership Institute. To stay updated on this initiative or join the community, interested individuals can visit WSJ Leadership Institute and follow their latest updates on LinkedIn.

About Dow Jones

Dow Jones has long been a global innovator in news and business intelligence. Deployed across varied formats including print, digital, and live events, Dow Jones has delivered exceptional content to consumers and businesses for over 130 years. The firm boasts one of the largest news-gathering operations worldwide, overseeing prestigious brands such as The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, and MarketWatch, among others. Dow Jones operates under News Corp, a publicly traded company on Nasdaq and ASX.