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Time: 2.00pm - 3.00pm
Price:
free
Today's world is changing at an unprecedented rate, and we are witnessing both technological and cultural change occurring faster than ever before. This change is also characterised by high complexity, unpredictability, and ambiguousness, demanding a genuinely fresh mindset from organisations navigating it. One of the greatest challenges for leaders in such a climate is energising their teams to adapt and continue serving their customers' rapidly evolving expectations, needs, and demands. In this session, we will explore the notions of business resilience and business agility and their role in enabling organisations to adapt quickly to market changes, respond rapidly and flexibly to customer demands, and continuously innovate by embracing and leveraging change. There will be an opportunity to ask questions throughout and after the talk, as well as exchange ideas with the presenters after the event.
Ian Roberts is Head of Kingston Business School at Kingston University currently on a journey making Kingston Business School a sought after place to join, study and do business with. He is also a business owner, leader, advisor, collaborator and executive coach with distinctive experience in commercial consultancy, leadership development and Higher Education. View his LinkedIn profile here.
Dr Kovela is a scholar and practitioner with expertise in a broad range of fields including Business Agility, Business IT, Project Management and Facilitation. Through his work, he helps students and organisations to achieve a better understanding of how value and positive organisational change can be realised through the efficient use of information technology and adaptive delivery of projects and products. View his LinkedIn profile here.
Once registered, you will be emailed with a link to the Zoom webinar platform 2 hours prior the event, and again 10 minutes before the event begins. You do not need an account to view.
Booking is essential to attend this event.
For further information about this event:
Contact: Dr Pauline Parker
Email: P.Parker@kingston.ac.uk