| 08.00 to 09.30 |
Registration, coffee & exhibition |
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| 09.30 to 10.20 |
Terry Morgan CBE, CMI President-elect, Chairman Crossrail |
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Ruth Spellman OBE CCMI, Chief Executive CMI |
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Welcome address |
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Taking the tough decisions |
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The last 18 months have seen the commercial world in turmoil. So what lessons have been learned and what are the key attributes that leaders of tomorrow need to equip themselves with? Tenacity, courage and tough decision-making will shape our leaders and unlock the UK’s future prosperity.
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| 10.20 to 11.05 |
Mike Southon, Political & business columnist, Financial Times |
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Political leadership - why does it matter? |
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Hear why political leadership really makes a difference; what lessons businesses can learn from politics; and how political leadership helps shape economies.
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| 11.05 to 11.35 |
Coffee & exhibition
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| 11.35 to 12.15 |
Rob Law, CEO, Magmatic Design |
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Taming dragons |
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After suffering Theo Paphitis breaking the strap of his ‘Trunki’ ride-on child’s suitcase on Dragon’s Den, Rob Law could have thrown in the towel. Just a couple of years later however, and he had the Dragons admitting they were wrong not to get part of his business. Here Rob explains what it was that drove him on to success.
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| 12.15 to 12.30 |
Lord Eatwell, Director, Centre for Financial Analysis & Policy |
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New economic outlook report highlights |
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Lord Eatwell offers a whistle-stop tour of the fourth of our research papers examining managers’ views on the economy, looking for evidence that employee and customer engagement has contributed positively to the overall economic outlook.
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| 12.30 to 13.30 |
Lunch & exhibition
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| 13.30 to 14.10 |
Stephen Howard, CEO Business in the Community |
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Mobilising business for good |
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There has never been a more important time to create a new era of responsible business leadership. Stephen Howard discusses how this can be done through the balancing of short-term needs, longterm- value creation and the continuing demands of a fast changing society and business environment.
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| 14.10 to 14.50 |
Karren Brady, Vice Chairman, West Ham United FC and judge of 'The Apprentice |
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Decisions that rock the world |
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Whether you are running a company, a department, a section or a football club, leaders and managers make decisions every day. Every decision made has an effect on others. This session looks at the importance of engagement and teamwork whenmaking decisions, whether they are world changing or just procedural.
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| 14.50 to 15.20 |
Coffee & exhibition
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| 15.20 to 16.20 |
Jo Salter, UK's first female fighter pilot |
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The only way is up |
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This session looks at the drivers behind leadership. What shapes individuals into the ‘type’ of people they are, how to nurture your belief systems and how to see all challenges as surmountable.
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| 16.20 to 17.05 |
Chris Moon MBE, Former army officer and motivational speaker |
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Making the impossible improbable, the improbable possible |
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He’s survived kidnap, threatened execution, being blown up, losing his limbs and most of his blood. He ran a marathon less than a year after leaving hospital, and proved that the impossible is more usually the improbable. Chris will share his vision and inspire delegates to take back a new attitude to their everyday work.
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| 17.50 to 17.30 |
Conference concludes
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| 19.00 to 19.30 |
President's drinks reception
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| 19.30 to 23.30 |
National Management & Leadership Awards Ceremony |
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Celebrating the best and brightest in management and leadership with the highest accolades awarded in our field.
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