Events Schedule 2016-17
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The 1% Factor Sir Dave Brailsford
Events Calendar
2016
2017
12 April 9.30am-12pm
4 October 9.30am-12pm
The 80 Minute MBA John Knell and Richard Reeves
Mind Gym Octavius Black
1.30-4pm
Start With Why Peter Docker
Talent Ladders Richard Reeves 10 May 9.30am-12pm
Instant Impact Neil Mullarkey 1.30-4pm
1.30-4pm
11 October 9.30am-12pm
Let’s Get Digital! Dave Coplin 1.30-4pm
1966 and All That Sir Geoff Hurst
SUMO (Shut Up, Move On) Paul McGee
6 September 9.30am-12pm
3 November 9.30am-12pm
Why Should Anyone Work Here? Gareth Jones
Anything Is Possible James Cracknell
Get It Done Graham Allcott
Networking Made Easy Julia Hobsbawm 1.30-4pm
Rock Your Presentation Nigel Barlow
9.30am-12pm
How to Be Brilliant 2017 Michael Heppell 1.30-4pm
Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader Herminia Ibarra 24 January 9.30am-12pm
Mindfulness Rohan Gunatillake 1.30-4pm
The 80 Minute MBA John Knell 7 February 9.30am-12pm
The Coach Jamil Qureshi
1.30-4pm
21 September 9.30am-12pm
17 January
1.30-4pm
Corporate Wellness Dorian Dugmore 1.30-4pm
Trailblazing Leadership Baroness Gail Rebuck 8 November 1.30-4pm
The 1% Factor Sir Dave Brailsford
14 March 9.30am-12pm
Make Your Brain Work Amy Brann 1.30-4pm
Black Box Thinking Matthew Syed
The 80 Minute MBA The 80 Minute MBA The fastest MBA programme in the world John Knell and Richard Reeves Tuesday 12 April 9.30am-12pm Wellcome Collection Business success is always hard earned, but The 80 Minute MBA proves that the journey there can be fast and fun. Think of The 80 Minute MBA as your reduced Shakespeare for business – John Knell and Richard Reeves have sorted the great business ideas and key insights from the rest, so you don’t have to.
About John Knell and Richard Reeves John Knell is one of the UK’s leading thinkers on the changing face of work and organisations. John has worked with a wide range of corporate clients, including Microsoft, AstraZeneca, Eversheds, Lloyds, TSB, Siemens and UNICEF.
This entertaining, high-energy, high-impact presentation will make you think differently about business, and about how to get ahead. All in less time than it takes to run a meeting. Make sure you escape one to attend!
Richard Reeves is a strategy consultant, policy-maker and writer. Before his move to the US, he worked as director of strategy to the UK’s Deputy Prime Minister and taught on the Senior Executive Programme and MBA Programme at London Business School. Find out more and book at www.londonbusinessforum.com or call 020 7600 4222
Talent Ladders Talent Ladders Help your best people climb to the top Richard Reeves Tuesday 12 April 1.30-4pm Wellcome Collection
We all know people are the key to business success. But companies need to do more than look for talent in the marketplace, they need to look within. Talent doesn’t always come pre-packaged with the ‘right’ qualifications, university degree or CV; companies can save time and money by finding and nuturing the skills they need among their existing employees. At this event, Richard Reeves will explore how we can build robust talent ladders for upward mobility and true diversity. Forget talent scouts, you need talent ladders.
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About Richard Reeves Richard Reeves is a strategy consultant, policy-maker and writer. He is currently a senior fellow in Economic Studies, policy director of the Centre on Children and Families, and editor-in-chief of the Social Mobility Memos blog at The Brookings Institute in Washington DC. Before his move to the US, he worked as director of strategy to the UK’s Deputy Prime Minister and taught on the Senior Executive Programme and MBA Programme at London Business School.
Instant Impact How to make a great first impression Neil Mullarkey Tuesday 10 May 9.30am-12pm BAFTA
The ability to create rapport with others is one of the most important skills in business. Neil Mullarkey will offer tips and tools to help you connect instantly and positively in your future encounters. During this interactive session, Neil will use improv to show how to communicate more effectively to build credibility and win over colleagues, clients and employees. He’ll explore the power of names as the first thing that someone gives to you, as well as the importance of smiling and eye contact to establish trust, friendliness and reliability. Discover how to really listen to others, find things in common and respond to what they have to say, recognising that
conversations are always opportunities for collaboration. You only get one chance at a first impression, learn how to make it a great one at this event. About Neil Mullarkey From co-founding the world famous improvisation group The Comedy Store Players with Mike Myers, through to numerous broadcast appearances, Neil Mullarkey has worked with some of the most talented names in comedy, film and television. Neil has an enviable reputation for creating a warm and affectionate rapport with his audience. He is now using his expertise to inspire people and businesses to embrace their creativity and enhance their communication skills.
1966 and All
1966 and All That How Sir Alf Ramsey won the World Cup Sir Geoff Hurst Tuesday 10 May 1.30-4pm BAFTA Join us, 50 years on, as we watch dramatic highlights and relive the day that England won the World Cup for the first and only time on Saturday 30 July 1966. As wild celebrations erupted inside Wembley Stadium and people poured onto the streets, it seemed there was just one man able to remain calm. Sir Alf Ramsey, the mastermind behind the nation’s greatest-ever sporting triumph, raised a warm smile but, remarkably, kept his composure as well as his seat on the bench.
About Sir Geoff Hurst Just five months into his international career, Sir Geoff Hurst made sporting history when he became the first and, so far, the only player to score a hat-trick in the World Cup final. He won 49 caps and scored 24 goals. He played for West Ham, Stoke City and West Brom and also managed Chelsea for two years from 1979-81 before leaving football to forge a successful career in the insurance business until his retirement in 2002.
We explore 1966 and all that with hat-trick hero Sir Geoff Hurst as he recalls the leadership and management techniques of the man who won the World Cup. Sir Alf, aka ‘The General’, possessed an astute football brain, was flexible with his tactics and as a technician was well ahead of his time. His greatest talent though was his ability to bring out the best in his players. Discover how at this inspirational event with unique first-hand insights from Sir Geoff.
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Why Should Anyone Work Here? How to attract top talent Gareth Jones Tuesday 6 September 9.30am-12pm British Library
Imagine designing the best company on earth to work for... What would that company be like? How would you build and sustain its culture? As a leader, you need to know. In the past, businesses made people conform to the organisation’s needs. That old paradigm has shifted. Now leaders must transform their organisations to attract the right people, keep them and inspire them to do their best work. Discover the six attributes that create a culture in which people want to belong and outperform.
About Gareth Jones Gareth Jones is a fellow of the Centre for Management Development at London Business School and a visiting professor at INSEAD, Fontainebleau and IE Business School (Instituto de Empresa) in Madrid. Gareth was also director of human resources and internal communications at the BBC. At Polygram, then the world’s largest recorded music company, he was senior vice president for global human resources. Gareth co-authored the bestseller Why Should Anyone Be Led by You? with Rob Goffee.
Why Should Anyone Work Here? Find out more and book at www.londonbusinessforum.com or call 020 7600 4222
Get It Done How to be a Productivity Ninja Graham Allcott Tuesday 6 September 1.30-4pm British Library
In this technological age the potential for distraction is endless. Time management is no longer enough; it’s time to manage your attention and focus, your projects and actions, choices and habits. At this event, Graham Allcott will show you how to think like a Productivity Ninja – someone who is calm, prepared and skilled at dealing with the enemy that is information overload. Discover how to keep your email inbox at zero, develop to-do lists that really work and transform your meetings so you and your team are instantly more productive.
About Graham Allcott Graham Allcott is the founder of Think Productive, the UK’s leading productivity training company. He is the author of Amazon’s top 5 most-gifted business book, How to be a Productivity Ninja. Graham was previously chief executive of Student Volunteering England and head of volunteering at the University of Birmingham. As a keen social entrepreneur, Graham founded Fruitful Consulting, a social enterprise consultancy and Intervol, an international student volunteering charity.
Networking Made Easy A guide to making meaningful connections Julia Hobsbawm Wednesday 21 September 9.30am-12pm LSO St Luke’s
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Networking isn’t just a nice-tohave but a must-have skill for leaders. Creating and interacting with a diverse range of people can be just as critical to success as technical ability. It’s easy to put it off though, even dread it. Queen of networking, Julia Hobsbawm, will show how you can cultivate connections and share knowledge to improve productivity and wellbeing. Find out how to network the right way for the long term and build relationships to thrive in this age of mass communication.
About Julia Hobsbawm Julia Hobsbawm founded the ‘knowledge networking’ business www.editorialintelligence.com. She consults, writes, teaches, and talks on a number of topics including networking, work-life balance, business productivity and the subject she has defined on modern knowledge networking – Social Health. Julia is the world’s first professor of Networking, having been made Honorary Visiting Professor by London’s Cass Business School.
Rock Your Presentation Engage and energise your crowd Nigel Barlow Wednesday 21 September 1.30-4pm LSO St Luke’s
How do you make your presentations, pitches or speeches more stimulating, interactive, moving and memorable? We all know a good tune has the power to awaken our senses, stir up emotions and lift our mood; the best tunes are unforgettable. Nigel Barlow will explore how you can achieve the same effect when speaking. You need no specialist music knowledge to be more rock’n’roll. Nigel’s top tips will help you bring your content to life. Deliver presentations that, like a hit song, are guaranteed to engage your audience and stay with them. You’ll enjoy giving them too!
About Nigel Barlow Nigel Barlow is a renowned speaker, author and business rocker. He focuses on creativity and innovation applied to leadership, business strategy, customers and the future. Nigel has worked with an A-Z of the world’s greatest companies and was founding director of the Tom Peters consulting business in Europe. He now runs his own international consultancy. Foolhardy enough to prefer the after-lunch spot at conferences, Nigel lives in Oxford and Heathrow’s Departure Lounge.
Rock Your Presentation
Mind Gym Led by CEO and co-founder of Mind Gym, Octavius Black, this session will transform your personal and professional life by changing the way you think. Today, the pressure to achieve is intense. To be at our best, we need our minds working at peak potential. Unless you train it, your mind stays on autopilot, stuck in unhealthy thought patterns that lead to self-sabotaging habits and behaviours. Just as you exercise your body to stay in shape, find out how to exercise your mind to get the most out of it and be your best every day.
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About Octavius Black Octavius Black co-founded Mind Gym in 2001. Mind Gym transforms performance by changing the way people think. Every year, 250,000 participants from companies such as Google, Accenture, Pfizer, Thomson Reuters, Fujitsu and Unilever take part in a live Mind Gym experience in over 30 countries. Octavius is the co-author of the four Mind Gym books: Wake Up Your Mind, Give Me Time, Relationships and Achieve More by Thinking Differently.
Mind Gym Achieve more by thinking differently Octavius Black Tuesday 4 October 9.30am-12pm Regent Street Cinema
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WHY Inspired by Simon Sinek’s theory of The Golden Circle and working in close partnership with him, Peter Docker helps individuals and organisations harness the power of Why. It’s not enough to know simply what you do, even how to do it. Inspired individuals and organisations know Why they do what they do. Peter will illustrate how the best leaders clearly articulate and embody the Why – a higher purpose, cause or belief that motivates people to achieve remarkable results. Discover what it means to Start with Why and what to do next using Peter’s Five Key Principles for leadership. Learn how to apply them in your organisation to create an inspiring and sustainable high-performance culture.
About Peter Docker Peter Docker is a leadership consultant and executive coach who works with leaders in some of the world’s largest companies. Previously, Peter was a senior Royal Air Force officer and professional pilot. He is also a seasoned crisis manager and has worked as an international negotiator for the UK Government. Peter has partnered with the ‘Start with Why’ team since 2011 and is a regular contributor to Simon Sinek’s blog and podcast series.
Start With Why How great leaders inspire everyone to take action Peter Docker Tuesday 4 October 1.30-4pm Regent Street Cinema
Let’s Get Digital!
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The rapid growth of our digital world has brought huge advantages but we are also wary of its impact on our lives. Computers risk becoming less of a productivity tool and more like information fire hoses, drowning us in a deluge of data that can keep us from doing meaningful work. The devices in our hands connect us like never before, but they vie for our attention to the point where they are beginning to disconnect us from the real world. Dave Coplin, chief envisioning officer at Microsoft UK, argues we should stop thinking about the digital deluge as a problem and instead see it as an incredible opportunity. Technology offers our society so much but it is up to us, the humans, to rise to that potential.
About Dave Coplin Dave Coplin is the author of two books on the need to rethink the usage of technology in the modern world. He is currently the chief envisioning officer for Microsoft UK and an established thought leader on the role of technology in our personal and professional lives. He has worked across a wide range of industries and customers, providing strategic advice and guidance around the intersection of a modern society and technology both inside and outside the world of work.
Let’s Get Digital! How to work and lead in the digital age Dave Coplin Tuesday 11 October 9.30am-12pm Regent Street Cinema
SUMO
(Shut Up, M ove on )
SUMO means ‘I choose’ in Latin. Paul McGee’s SUMO techniques equip individuals and organisations with the right skills to succeed and master life’s challenges. SUMO empowers us to deal with change, build better relationships, develop a resilient attitude, maintain morale and motivation, deal with stress, inspire confidence, release potential and create possibilities. SUMO is also about letting go of the baggage and beliefs that hinder our potential. Standing for, ‘Shut Up and Move On,’ it is a phrase to say to ourselves when our own thoughts and actions are standing in the way of success. Find out how SUMO can help you make the right choices, which lead to positive and powerful action.
About Paul McGee Paul McGee is one of the UK’s leading speakers on the subject of change, workplace relationships and motivation. His provocatively titled book SUMO (Shut Up, Move On) became an instant bestseller. Paul’s work has been endorsed by the elite performance director of the British Olympic Association, Sir Clive Woodward, as well as politicians and business leaders.
SUMO (Shut Up, Move on) The straight-talking guide to success Paul McGee Tuesday 11 October 1.30-4pm Regent Street Cinema
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As one of Britain’s most successful Olympians and adventurers, James Cracknell brings new meaning to the word endurance. In 2010, he suffered a near fatal accident during his record attempt to cycle, run, row and swim from LA to New York. After a difficult six-month recovery period, James defied doctors’ expectations and went to the Canadian Yukon, completing the coldest race on earth. James will reveal what motivates him and offer his insights into building a high performance team, overcoming adversity and harnessing the mind-set to succeed against all odds.
About James Cracknell Since his victorious rowing career which led to a much deserved OBE, James Cracknell has taken on numerous challenges, which include winning the treacherous 50-day race across the Atlantic with Ben Fogle and taking part in the Amundsen Omega3 South Pole Race with Ben Fogle and Dr Ed Coats. An elected member of the British Olympic Association Athletes Commission, he is also a member of the Sports Honours Committee and Vice President of Headway (The Brain Injury Association).
Anything Is Possible
Anything Is Possible The power of guts and determination James Cracknell Thursday 3 November 9.30am-12pm British Museum
As the chair of the world’s biggest book publisher, Penguin Random House UK, Baroness Gail Rebuck is one of the most respected figures in British publishing. As CEO of Random House from 1991-2013, she led the company through outstanding growth and significant industry change with the dawn of digital books. At this event, we’ll ask Gail to reveal her leadership insights. We’ll discover how she planned for the future while not losing focus on the core business; how to balance creativity with profitability; the importance of professional development and how to instil that in your company culture.
About Baroness Gail Rebuck Baroness Rebuck, DBE, is chair of Penguin Random House UK and sits on the company’s Global Board of Representatives. She is also a member of the media group Bertelsmann’s General Management Committee of the Board. She was chair and CEO of Random House from 1991-2013 and a non-executive director of BSkyB from 2002-2012. Gail chairs the Quick Reads charity, part of the UK’s World Book Day charity which she founded in 1998. She was awarded a CBE in 2000, voted Veuve Clicquot Business Woman of the Year in April 2009 and awarded a DBE in the 2009 Queen’s Birthday Honours list. Gail was appointed to the House of Lords in 2014.
Trailblazing Leadership Lessons in leading from the front Baroness Gail Rebuck Thursday 3 November 1.30-4pm British Museum
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Trailblazing Leadership
The 1% Factor The power of marginal gains Sir Dave Brailsford Tuesday 8 November 1.30-4pm The Mermaid
Sir Dave Brailsford is credited as one of the principal architects in transforming Great Britain’s cycling fortunes on both track and road. In the last two Olympics, Team GB won 16 gold medals and British riders have won the Tour de France three times in the last four years with Team Sky. Sir Dave’s ‘marginal gains’ philosophy has revolutionised sport and has turned British cyclists from also-rans into the best in the world. Through a commitment to continuous improvement and focus on optimising potential, Team Sky
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have maintained an upward trajectory and made winning a habit. At this event, we’ll hear Sir Dave’s leadership insights and learn how to build a culture that maximises results. Hear from one of sport’s most renowned leaders and innovators, whose success proves small changes can make a big difference.
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“ If you broke down everything you could think of that goes into riding a bike, and then improved it by 1%, you will get a significant increase when you put them all together.�
o t How rilliant B e B 7 1 0 2 How to Be Brilliant 2017 The ultimate personal development experience Michael Heppell Tuesday 17 January 2017 9.30am-12pm BAFTA
For many of us, good isn’t really enough. We want to be the best we can be and seize every opportunity with energy and enthusiasm. After all, why be good when you can be brilliant? Michael Heppell has equipped people and organisations with his tools to be brilliant for over ten years. At this inspirational event, discover how you too can achieve your goals and leave with that all important spring in your step. Michael will offer practical, simple steps to help you and your team embrace every day and every opportunity with positivity, energy, enthusiasm and inspiration. Find out where you are now, where you want to be, and how to get there as quickly and economically as possible (while having fun!).
About Michael Heppell Michael has been described as “the cure for an average life” and as “one of the top ten professional speakers in Europe”. He works extensively with individuals and organisations both in the UK and around the world. Michael is a powerfully effective trainer and world class keynote presenter who guarantees to have an audience off their seats through his mix of industry savvy and sharp-witted humour. He is the international bestselling author of How to Be Brilliant, Five Star Service – One Star Budget, Brilliant Life, How to Save an Hour Every Day and Flip It.
Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader
Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader Take your leadership skills to the next level Herminia Ibarra Tuesday 17 January 2017 1.30-4pm BAFTA
We all aspire to lead with greater impact but it’s hard to carve out the time to build our leadership skills when the day job is always getting in the way. Herminia Ibarra will reveal how managers at all levels can step up to leadership by making small but crucial changes to their jobs, their networks and themselves. Discover what questions you need to ask to become a better leader: What kind of work is important? How should I invest my time? Why and which relationships matter to inform and support my leadership? And, ultimately: Who do I want to become? Packed with practical advice to help you define your most pressing leadership challenges, Herminia will show how the right actions will mean you’re ready to take leadership to the next level.
About Herminia Ibarra Herminia Ibarra is the Cora Chaired Professor of Leadership and Learning, and Professor of Organisational Behaviour at INSEAD. Prior to joining INSEAD she served on the Harvard Business School faculty for thirteen years. She is a member of the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Councils, a judge for the Financial Times and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award, and Chairs the Visiting Committee of the Harvard Business School. Thinkers 50 ranked Ibarra number 8 among the most influential business gurus in the world.
Mindfulness Buddhify your business Rohan Gunatillake Tuesday 24 January 9.30am-12pm Regent Street Cinema
Science shows that mindfulness is good for us. It can reduce stress and improve wellbeing. But it is hard to create the time and space for the formal sitting meditation usually associated with it. What if we could do it wherever we are and whenever we want? At this event, Rohan Gunatillake will reveal how the busyness of the working day can be the best place to train ourselves in mindfulness. Discover simple techniques that will help bring greater self-awareness, steadiness and calm into your life as it is without the need to add something else to your to-do list. Whether your goal is to relax, focus, connect, cope, or simply be more present, Rohan redesigns mindfulness as an accessible and sustainable practice for our modern digital lives.
About Rohan Gunatillake Rohan Gunatillake is the director of Mindfulness Everywhere, a creative studio combining meditation, technology and design. Mindfulness Everywhere is best known for buddhify, the mindfulness app for modern life, which has topped the charts in over forty countries. Rohan has an extensive background in mindfulness, and has also worked for over ten years in technology and innovation for the likes of IBM, Accenture, and the Edinburgh Festivals. He is a trustee of the British Council and in 2012 Wired named him in their Smart List of 50 people who will change the world. Rohan’s first book This Is Happening is published by Bluebird.
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The 80 Minute MBA The fastest MBA programme in the world John Knell Tuesday 24 January 1.30-4pm Regent Street Cinema
Business success doesn’t come without hard work, but The 80 Minute MBA proves that the journey there can be fast and fun. Think of The 80 Minute MBA as your reduced Shakespeare for business – John Knell has sorted the great business ideas and key insights from the rest, so you don’t have to. This entertaining, high-energy, high-impact presentation will make you think differently about business and about how to get ahead. All in less time than it takes to run a meeting. Make sure you escape one to attend!
About John Knell John Knell is one of the UK’s leading thinkers on the changing face of work and organisations. John has worked with a wide range of corporate clients, including Microsoft, AstraZeneca, Eversheds, Lloyds, TSB, Siemens and UNICEF.
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The Coach
The Coach How to maximise human potential Jamil Qureshi Tuesday 7 February 2017 9.30am-12pm Wellcome Collection
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We are all talented enough but we only perform as well as we allow ourselves to. At this event, Jamil Qureshi will share his insights into how you and your team can optimise your potential. Jamil has worked with many top performers in the world of sport and business, many of whom have made the world top-ten in their chosen professions. He has seen first-hand ‘the difference that makes the difference’. To do differently, we have to think differently and overcome self -limiting fears and insecurities. Discover how to motivate those around you, cultivate a winning mindset and find out why the key ingredient of success is choice.
About Jamil Qureshi Jamil Qureshi is an expert in the psychology of performance and has worked with some of the most talented business and sports people in the world. He’s ranked among the most influential figures in British sport. Jamil is a legendary figure in golf becoming the first ever official psychologist with the European Ryder Cup team as well as working with 22 golfers inside the World’s Top 50. He works regularly with business teams to maximise their potential and effect purposeful change. Jamil is an expert in the psychology of leadership; communication and improving people performance.
Corporate Wellness Corporate Wellness How to boost mental, physical and emotional resilience Dorian Dugmore Tuesday 7 February 2017 1.30-4pm Wellcome Collection
Many organisations invest heavily in their employees but they still experience high levels of absenteeism, stress and employee turnover. At this event, Dr Dorian Dugmore will explore the importance of aligning wellness goals with business strategies. He will show how your lifestyle choices affect your health, happiness and, ultimately, performance. We are all under increased pressure to deliver more for less and the need for improved mental, physical and emotional resilience has never been greater, yet our ability to manage pressure seems to have declined. Discover what a wellness company looks like and how just a few simple and practical steps can improve your health and reduce stress.
About Dorian Dugmore Dr Dorian Dugmore is director of Beyond the Barriers and is internationally recognised as an expert in cardiovascular health, preventative medicine and wellness. His programmes have won World and European Best Practice awards for corporate wellness. Dorian has been working in Cardiovascular Medicine and Wellness for 30 years and has written extensively on health, exercise and heart disease. Dorian currently leads a unique programme at Wellness International monitoring the health and fitness of over 120 Football League Managers.
Make Your Brain Work Make Your Brain Work Practical tips to boost your performance Amy Brann Tuesday 14 March 2017 9.30am-12pm LSO St Luke’s
The brain is our biggest resource. It is behind all of our decisions, it drives our behaviours and delivers our results. Understanding how the brain works can transform our performance at work, making us more efficient, productive and effective. At this event, Amy Brann makes the extraordinary insights from neuroscience accessible and shows how to use them to control your world from the inside out. Be your best and get the most out of yourself and your time with Amy’s practical tips and habits – discover how to make your brain work for you!
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About Amy Brann Amy Brann blends her academic knowledge of how the brain works with her experience in executive coaching to share uniquely insightful ways forward. Amy studied foundational neuroscience at UCL medical school before training as a coach. Delivering 12,000 hours of coaching and consulting to leaders means she has seen, and helped deal with, problems in every sector and many different types of organisation.
Black Box Thinking
Black Box Thinking The surprising truth about success Matthew Syed Tuesday 14 March 2017 1.30-4pm LSO St Luke’s
Whether developing a new product, honing a core skill or just trying to get a critical decision right, Black Box Thinkers aren’t afraid to face up to mistakes. In fact, they see failure as the very best way to learn. Rather than denying their mistakes, blaming others or attempting to spin their way out of trouble, these institutions and individuals interrogate errors as part of their future strategy for success. How many of us, hand on heart, can say that we have such a healthy relationship with failure? Learning from failure has the status of a cliché but this event will reveal the astonishing story behind the most powerful method of learning known to mankind. Matthew will reveal the arsenal of techniques wielded by some of the world’s most innovative organisations.
About Matthew Syed Matthew Syed is the bestselling author of Bounce, which has been described as “one of the most intelligent and thoughtprovoking books about sport ever written.” His latest book, Black Box Thinking, was published in 2015 to widespread praise. Matthew is also a columnist and feature writer for The Times. He has won numerous prizes for writing, including Sports Journalist of the Year at the British Press Awards. Before becoming a writer and broadcaster, Matthew was the England table tennis number one for almost a decade.
Discount Packages Our events usually cost £300+VAT. If you and your team would like to attend lots of events, you can save money with one of our discount packages.
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Big Corporate 60% Discount
500
£60,000
Corporate 50% Discount
250
£37,500
Small Corporate 40% Discount
100
£18,000
Big Team 30% Discount
50
£10,500
Team 25% Discount
30
£6,750
Small Team 20% Discount
15
£3,600
Packages run for 12 months from date of purchase and VAT applies to all prices.
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