Executive retreat

An executive retreat is where a company decides where it is heading. in:Expeditions runs it as a learning expedition: a few days in the field with your leadership team, meeting the executives, researchers and entrepreneurs who have already moved on your topic, whether governance, circular economy or new business models.

Each day combines encounters prepared by our journalists, site visits and time to talk among yourselves. Goals are set before departure: developing and sharing a strategic vision, designing innovative actions, learning to anticipate possible futures.

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How your project is prepared

  • It starts with a 15 to 45 minute interview with an in:Expeditions journalist: your constraints, expectations and learning goals.
  • in:Expeditions then recommends 2 to 4 destinations, chosen from a constantly updated map of 2,500 active initiatives.
  • If you wish, its journalists and expedition leaders join the group on site: they run the discussions, introduce the topics and share their analysis at the end of each day.

Destinations and starting prices

Prices per person excluding VAT, for a group of at least 10 people. Every programme is tailor-made.

Encounters told by our reporters

Frequently asked questions

How long does an executive retreat last?
From 1 to 8 days depending on the destination: 1 to 3 days in Paris or Marseille, 2 to 4 days in Berlin, Amsterdam or Lisbon, 4 to 8 days in Dakar.

How much does an executive retreat cost?
Starting prices begin at €700 per person (excl. VAT) in Paris, for a group of at least 10 people. Each destination below shows its own starting price.

How do I request a programme?
Describe your project in the contact form: destination, dates, number of participants and goals. Tailor-made learning expeditions for 2027 are open.

Tell us about your project: destination, dates, number of participants, goals.

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