MIT Sloan School of Management and EY are proud to introduce The Future Chief Information Officer Program: a unique and exclusive program created for an elite group of the most senior technology executives in leading organizations. The program focuses on the specific needs and challenges faced by these executives (e.g., SVP/VP) in large organizations (e.g., Fortune 250) as they round their experiences to become Corporate CIOs in the next few years.

The curriculum introduces a CIO Leadership Framework, accelerating the journey to become strategic enterprise leaders.

The program is delivered as a collaborative effort between MIT faculty and EY practitioners and guest speakers, including incumbent C-suite executives, and board members.

• Built for CIOs: Program curriculum designed with CIOs in mind, led by the world’s top Information Technology and Digital Transformation faculty with guidance from leading current CIOs.
• Practical Approach to Learning: True to MIT’s credo “Mind and Hand,” the program provides participants with research-based pragmatic frameworks for application to real problems and opportunities in their firms.
• Unrivaled Future Network: Carefully curated cohort of Peers matching your experience and interests – the foundation of a long-lived professional network.
• Designed for Busy Executives: Combination of immersive in-person classes with virtual sessions is built in consideration of senior executive time constraints.
• Customized CIO Journeys: Small teams of 5-6 peers, guided by an executive coach, to foster a close connection, the ability to learn from each other's experiences, and craft specific CIO journeys and actions relevant for each participant in their CIO path.
• Exposure to the MIT Ecosystem: Kendall Square is the richest center of technological innovation in the world.

Senior executives (SVP, VP, or equivalent) with direct responsibility or oversight across key information technology and digital transformation functions, aiming to step into enterprise-level leadership. Participants typically report to a CIO, CTO or equivalent and are sponsored by a C-suite member.