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Navigating Strategic Leadership in the AI Era
This programme equips business leaders to excel in the AI era.
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This webinar explores the evolving defence innovation landscape, highlighting current challenges, emerging opportunities, and strategies for companies to drive growth in international NATO markets.
The DDE, in collaboration with Henley Business School, presents the Leadership, Innovation & Global Expansion in Defence programme, designed to equip participants with the knowledge and tools needed for international expansion and successful go-to-market execution. During the webinar, you’ll hear from programme faculty member and professor in Leadership David Pendleton, who will discuss people and capability challenges in the defence sector and how to sustain long-term business performance.
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17:00 Welcome words
Jarmo Puputti, Ecosystem Lead, Digital Defence Ecosystem & Minna Wickholm, Business Director, EMBA & Executive Programmes, Henley Business School in the Nordics - Finland
Commanding Strategic Growth: Leadership, Innovation and Global Expansion in Defence
Minna Wickholm & Fabian Sepulveda, Partnership Development Lead, Digital Defence Ecosystem
Strategic Leadership in Defence: Navigating Complexity with Purpose
Professor David Pendelton, Professor of Leadership, Henley Business School
18:00 End of webinar
Professor David Pendelton
Professor David Pendleton is a Professor in Leadership at Henley Business School, where he works extensively in executive education.
As a business psychologist, educator, consultant and author, David has published extensively on medical communication in healthcare and on organisational leadership. His latest work on leadership, authored with Professor Adrian Furnham of the Norwegian School of Business and Jon Cowell of the Edgecumbe Consulting Group, is titled Leadership: No More Heroes and is in its third edition (published by Palgrave Macmillan, London, 2021). His other latest book, Work-Life Matters, was also published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2021 and offers a sideways look at work-life balance and an introduction to job-crafting, along with reviewing the history and future of work and highlighting the need to fit jobs to people rather than the reverse.
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