Future of Work and Agility

Zoom Interactive Event: Stop Planning, Start Preparing

  • April 2, 2020
  • Online

In a time of unprecedented change and extreme uncertainty, we need to take action, but traditional responses will be less effective; instead, Dr. Stephen Bungay of Ashridge Strategic Management Centre and Dr. Rebecca Homkes of London Business School offer a three-part approach:

  • Survive – weather the immediate economic storm and preserve business continuity
  • Reset – revisit and reset your strategy to take account of the new reality
  • Thrive – set yourself up for growth to take advantage of emerging opportunities

In this webinar Stephen and Rebecca will consider what leaders can do to prepare their organisations to survive the current climate, reset the plan, and thrive through a potential downturn.

Speakers

Stephen Bungay

Dr. Stephen Bungay

Director, Ashridge Strategic Management Centre

Dr. Stephen Bungay is a Director of the Ashridge Strategic Management Centre, and teaches and consults on strategy, organisation and leadership. He has published a number of books on military history and is a frequent contributor to television programmes.

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Nick Holley

Director, CRF Learning

Nick Holley as Director of CRF Learning has responsibility to provide development for HR teams and senior professionals. Prior to joining CRF, Nick spent 10 years at Henley Business School where he was a visiting professor and Director of the Centre for HR Excellence. He has developed and delivered HR capability programmes for organisations across the UK and Europe, and internationally.

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Dr. Rebecca Homkes

Teaching Fellow, London Business School and Director of Global Active Learning Programme for Young President's Organization

Dr. Rebecca Homkes is a high-growth strategy specialist who serves as a Teaching Fellow at the London Business School (LBS)’s Department of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, a Fellow at the London School of Economics’ Centre for Economic Performance (CEP), and a Director at the Ashridge Strategic Management Centre (ASMC). With her boutique consultancy, she works with CEOs and executive teams of the top global companies and fast-growing enterprises on developing and executing strategies for growth as well as established enterprises in digital strategy, navigating successful innovation journeys, and establishing innovation capabilities. Homkes is the director of the global Active Learning Programme (ALP) for the Young President’s Organization (YPO) and works with high-growth and scaling entrepreneurial companies across industries and countries. She is also a senior strategic advisor for GSV Labs (Global Silicon Valley), working to democratize entrepreneurship through corporate and young company consultancy, ecosystem building and online collaborative platforms; a partner with GrowthX, a Silicon Valley investment ecosystem and innovation consultancy; and leads two large European Fintech scaling and growth focused accelerators (Copenhagen Fintech and ING Fintech Village). She is a member of several advisory boards, directed the joint McKinsey & Co and LSE Centre for Economic Performance Global Management Project since 2007 and has written for publications such as the Harvard Business Review, Businessweek, Fortune, and Forbes. A Marshall Scholar, she received her PhD and MSc from the LSE in International Economy and was Indiana University’s top graduate and its sole Herman Wells Scholar, where she earned a BS (Honours) in business administration alongside a BA (Honours) in Political Science. She previously served as a Fellow at the White House’s President’s Council of Economic Advisors and has worked in management and strategy consulting for Bain & Co. in Chicago.

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