Frequently Asked Questions

Ethical economic training at MindfulEcon equips leaders with frameworks to align organizational decisions with values that respect people and communities.

Our programs are designed for executives, managers, and emerging leaders who seek to foster integrity and social responsibility in their roles.

Workshops are conducted through interactive virtual sessions and on-site modules at our Singapore location.

Yes, we work closely with your team to tailor learning experiences that address your unique leadership challenges.

Our headquarters is located at 10 Bayfront Avenue, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018956.

We offer multiple cohorts throughout the year, and new sessions start as early as Q2 2026. Contact us for details.

MindfulEcon’s program stands out through immersive case studies, structured reflection exercises and mentorship by experienced facilitators. Participants engage in collaborative dialogue to cultivate responsible decision making that aligns with stakeholder values.

Mid-level managers, senior executives and emerging leaders across industries who wish to integrate ethical frameworks into organizational strategy are welcome. Prior experience in decision making or team leadership enhances engagement but is not mandatory.

The core program spans six weeks with two half-day sessions per week, complemented by guided self-study modules. An optional one-day immersive retreat is offered in week seven.

All in-person sessions take place at 10 Bayfront Avenue, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018956. Virtual options are available for participants unable to attend on site.

All course materials, workshops and discussions are conducted entirely in English to ensure clear communication among a diverse cohort.

Visit MindfulEcon.club, navigate to the “Programs” section, select the 2026 cohort and complete the online registration form. You will receive a confirmation email within two business days.

There are no formal prerequisites. Participants should bring willingness to engage in open dialogue, reflect on real scenarios and commit to group learning activities.