Webinar 5.3.19: Leadership in times of uncertainty
Join us on 5 March between 14.30 and 15.30 for the ‘Leadership in times of uncertainty’ webinar with Dr Jean-Anne Stewart!
If you glance through any newspaper, watch television or engage in social media, you are overwhelmed by almost daily examples of failed and poor leadership, spanning all global regions and sectors, from banking, finance, retail, health, local and national government, and many others.
Ironically this has coincided with the exponential growth of the leadership development industry during the past thirty years, with about $16 billion spent annually in the US alone on possibly ‘dubious leadership development’, according to Professor Barbara Kellerman of Harvard Business School. A recent Deloitte study (2016) reported 89% executives stated that improving leadership was one of their top priorities, and yet we still seem to be so far from being able to deliver leadership development programmes that effectively develop leadership practice in a VUCA world.
This webinar will discuss some of these leadership challenges and reports on latest encouraging research into leadership development at Henley Business School.
This webinar is free of charge.
The speaker
Dr Jean-Anne Stewart has over 14 years’ experience of research and teaching at Henley Business School and is Programme Director for the innovative new Henley MA Leadership programme, launched in June 2016, following extensive research into leadership, leadership development and management learning. She is also responsible for corporate global MBA qualification programmes, for a variety of international clients, most recently with Deloitte. She designs, develops and delivers programmes and modules, specialising in leadership, facilitation, action learning, project management, change management and leadership development. Jean-Anne has led several European and UK research projects, particularly focused on leadership, action learning, SMEs, third sector leadership, management learning, technology-enabled learning, leadership development and evaluation.
Prior to joining Henley Business School, Jean-Anne gained over 20 years business experience, focused on implementing complex, international, IT and business change programmes, most recently at British Airways where she was responsible for developing their internal facilitation, leadership, project management and change capability.
