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Leadership essentials for an unknown future

Tuesday 23 April 13:00 - 14:00

This interactive session explores the skills and capabilities required for highly effective leadership in the VUCA (volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity), post-truth, disrupted context and the 4th Industrial Revolution.

Key themes:

  • Personal anchoring in order to be adaptable in a highly dynamic world
  • Making followers of people NOT like you
  • Choosing which stakeholder interests you will represent
  • The end of mediocre leadership

Professor Steve Wyatt welcomes your questions and comments throughout the session, generating lively debate around this business critical topic.

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Steve Wyatt

Professor Stephen Wyatt, Professor, Consultant, Speaker, Author

Stephen (Steve) Wyatt, consultant, professor and acclaimed author on the topic of leadership in rapidly changing, VUCA type contexts, believes that the quality of leadership has a significant impact on performance and that good leadership is both holistic and responsible.

Steve’s approach includes building the foundations of self-leadership in order to be effective in leading others and the enterprise. Steve works with individuals and executive teams of small and large organisations throughout Europe and Asia to build their prowess as leaders and enhance corporate performance. His book ‘Management & Leadership in the 4th Industrial Revolution’ (Nov 2020, Kogan Page) was recognized amongst the top management books of 2021, became a best seller through Amazon, is available globally and has been translated and republished in China.

Steve lives in the city of Bath, UK, is a passionate horse and motorcycle rider; previously he played polo semi-professionally and rode a motorcycle around the world.