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Inaugural RGI Leadership Summit
Judgment under pressure.
January 12 and 13, 2027 | Rollins CollegeA two-day Rollins convening for senior leaders practicing consequential decision-making under incomplete information, competing interests, risk, and consequence. The Summit is built for executives who must diagnose complex situations, weigh imperfect options, and act when no model can produce the answer.
Where
Rollins College
Winter Park, FloridaFormat
Summit + Simulation
Including a Harvard Kennedy School executive simulation
A high-trust Rollins convening for senior leaders navigating uncertainty, competing interests, AI, geopolitics, governance, growth, and the decisions that shape institutions.
Summit focus
Where strategy meets judgment.
Decision-Making Under Pressure
Foresight, Risk, and Judgment
What might follow, what is at stake, and which choice is worth making The Summit frames foresight as the discipline of anticipating consequences well enough to preserve or create options. Leaders work through risk, tradeoffs, reversibility, and the judgment calls that cannot simply be calculated.Executive Simulation
Coalitions, Power, and Consequence
Diagnose, choose, observe what changes, and decide again Built around a Harvard Kennedy School negotiation and conflict-resolution experience, the program lets executives see how choices alter trust, coalitions, options, and what becomes possible next.
Executive convening
A serious room for decisions without settled answers.
The Summit gives leaders a place to practice the actual sequence of executive judgment: diagnose what is happening, see beyond the apparent binary, assess risk and second-order effects, choose among imperfect options, then adapt as the situation changes.Why this summit now
Analysis helps. Judgment decides.
Senior leaders rarely make consequential decisions with complete information, obvious choices, or certainty about outcomes. The Inaugural RGI Leadership Summit gives those leaders a place to test assumptions, understand how others respond, and sharpen the judgment required when the consequences extend beyond the immediate decision.