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Robots. Artificial Intelligence. Digital Leaders.
We’re not talking about science fiction here. These once-novel concepts are becoming ever more standard in businesses across the country. Join us as we explore how to keep up.
Technology like robots, drones and self-driving cars is held up as the key driver behind the Fourth Industrial Revolution — but dig a little deeper, and you’ll find there’s more than meets the eye.
The digital native generation is entering the workplace with expectations around patterns of work and corporate responsibility which organisations are having to respond to. The ageing nature of an increasingly diverse workforce brings both new opportunities and challenges alike, with key puzzles like lifelong learning and diversity and inclusion to solve — and that’s only scratching the surface...
Join us in Birmingham on Friday 4th October, as we discuss the six key areas in which the business world is evolving, and the skills managers and leaders need to develop now to stay relevant as they unfold.
As innovations take root in the business world, what new skills will managers and leaders need to build?
What new challenges will managers face as teams grow more age, gender and racially diverse?
How should policies adapt to attract and retain talent with changing work-life balance expectations?
With new business models emerging, what will this mean for managers?
How will leadership styles need to shift to allow an increasingly diverse workforce thrive?
As teams age and new skill needs arise, how will approaches to learning and development change?
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Crowne Plaza
Hyatt Regency
Hotel Indigo
Malmaison
Jurys Inn
Questions about the event? Contact our friendly team at cmievents@managers.org.uk or by telephone on 01536 207485.
Chaired by Dilshad Sheikh CCMI, Chair, West Midlands Regional Board with
