A companion page for decision makers who want the commercial model behind the Singapore Risk Governance Fellowship: pricing options, cohort structures, potential guest faculty, and the think tanks, institutes, and professional bodies that can deepen the programme.
Choose the entry point that fits the organisation's need: a board overview for awareness, the flagship Fellowship for capability, advanced risk deep dives for mastery, or a dedicated cohort for enterprise-wide leadership development. The participant pricing below is highlighted as SkillsFuture eligible.
Premium awareness programme for senior leaders who need a rapid, boardroom-style introduction to the new enterprise risk landscape.
Immersive programme for Chairs, boards, C-suite leaders, CROs, and C-1/C-2 risk professionals who need integrated judgement under pressure.
Specialist modules for Fellows and teams needing sharper capability in cyber, AI, financial crime, tax, climate, geopolitical risk, or crisis command.
Priority cohort model for national capability building, with an initial 100-200 leaders and later 300-400 annually.
These are potential outreach targets, not confirmed speakers. The best mix is one national/geopolitical keynote, one regulator or cyber leader, one climate/AI specialist, and one board practitioner per cohort.
Guest speaker participation would depend on availability, conflicts, public-service constraints, and Deloitte / EDB invitation channels.
The programme should not feel like a training product alone. These institutions can support thought leadership, guest faculty, research notes, case material, simulations, or alumni convenings.
Start with the named anchor voices, then add specialist faculty by module. Keep a reserve list by theme so each cohort can match the industries represented in the room.
Singapore's trust premium, geopolitics, and the national case for risk-ready leadership.
Expectations for board-level accountability in cyber, AI, financial crime, resilience, and conduct.
Deloitte-led war-game with guest commentators observing trade-offs and governance behaviours.
Think tank or professional body support for annual briefings, research updates, and community building.