Susan Britton MCCICF Award-Winning Coach Educator, Neuroscience-Informed ICF/SHRM Coach Training, INSEAD Executive Masters in Change, Advocate for Evolutionary Shift from “Red Zone” to “Blue Zone” for Leaders, Coaches & Fellow Humans

The Academies' Founder, Susan Britton's, INSEAD Graduation Weekend

Name: The Academies' Founder, Susan Britton's, INSEAD Graduation Weekend
Uploaded: 2025-09-24T21:19:45+00:00
Duration: 1 min 23 s
Channel: Susan Britton MCC
Description: In this brief video, Susan Britton MCC celebrates completing the Executive Master in Change at INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France. She describes the program…

24 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief video, Susan Britton MCC celebrates completing the Executive Master in Change at INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France. She describes the program as a sophisticated, psychologically and system‑based change leadership curriculum attended by 27 seasoned leaders from 17 countries, noting she was one of only two participants from the United States. She highlights the transformative impact of hearing diverse international perspectives and expresses gratitude for her family traveling to France to share the graduation moment, emphasizing the personal significance of walking the stage with her adult children cheering her on. Finally, she connects the experience to her professional role as a coach, underscoring her commitment to helping others pursue big changes and dreams.

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This past weekend marks a major milestone in my life. It was graduation in Fontainebleau, France, where I completed the Executive Master in Change with INSEAD. INSEAD is Institut Européen d'Administration des Affaires, and that's my best French accent. The Executive Master in Change is a really sophisticated change leadership program. It takes a psychological and systems approach to change, and oh my gosh, the people in the program— there were 27 on our cohort, seasoned leaders from 17 countries. I was just one of 2 participants in the US or from the US, and hearing perspectives of colleagues from Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Lebanon, the UAE, South Africa, Russia, Brazil, and beyond was just so life-changing. I started this program when a lot of people would be thinking about winding down their career, and I am so grateful I went for it. So one of the best parts of graduation was having my family travel to France with me to help celebrate. I never dreamed I'd be walking across a graduation stage with my adult kiddos rooting me on. Coaches help people go for big changes and big dreams, and I am so grateful I get to do this for a living.