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Start Date: 29 Jun 2020
Start Time: 12:00 PM
End Time: 12:45 PM
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Duration: 0 hour 45 minutes
Capacity: 2500
As the world slides back towards some form of a new normal of operations, much will have changed for the foreseeable future (and never before did that phrase seem so fragile).
How should leaders behave in this post-lockdown world?
What will ‘strong leadership’ now look like?
For decades, we’ve seen it as dynamic, confident, demanding, focused, results-driven and focused on achieving – often predominantly financial – targets.
Does that make sense as a blueprint for 2021 and beyond? Perhaps not.
So what will strong leadership look like tomorrow?
Nigel is a highly experienced strategic leader and a renowned leadership thinker, writer and keynote speaker. During his more than a decade at the helm of the National Centre for Strategic Leadership, his has often been a dissenting voice in the mainstream - arguing against a focus on numerical targets and ‘KPI’s while encouraging contemporary leaders to focus on the human and the emotional engagement of their people in pursuit of worthwhile goals.
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