emba X | Executive School | University of St.Gallen & ETH Zurich

The emba X is a joint Executive MBA by ETH Zurich & University of St.Gallen, developed for future-proof leaders. Technology is reshaping every industry. The leaders who will thrive aren't just tech-savvy, they're the ones who can translate that knowledge into real-world impact. emba X brings together the technological depth of ETH Zurich and the management excellence of the University of St.Gallen in one blended program. No long Sabbaticals. No career pauses. Just 42 days out of office across 18 months. Download the brochure to find out more.

Growth or stability? Standardisation or flexibility? Short-term results or long-term investment? These are the decisions leaders are expected to navigate every day. In this online emba X Masterclass, Prof. Dr. Stefano Brusoni explores how AI can help leaders move beyond either-or thinking and search for solutions that satisfy competing objectives.

As AI becomes more capable, one leadership ability becomes more valuable: holding competing priorities at once without losing clarity. Prof. Dr. Stefano Brusoni will show what this looks like in practice, how executives make trade-off decisions and how this ability can be trained.

Most AI conversations focus on efficiency. For leaders, the more important question is different: how can AI expand what is possible when priorities compete? Join Prof. Dr. Stefano Brusoni for a research-led Masterclass on executive decision-making, human–AI collaboration and the ability to pursue more than one objective at once.

How do leaders actually make difficult trade-off decisions? Drawing on a decade of brain-imaging research, industry experience and real cases of human–AI collaboration, Prof. Dr. Stefano Brusoni explores how leaders can move beyond simple either-or choices.

Leadership often means choosing between outcomes that both matter. Growth and stability. Flexibility and standardisation. Immediate performance and long-term capability. This online emba X Masterclass is for leaders who want to think beyond compromise and develop a more disciplined way to approach competing priorities with AI.