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Navigating Strategic Leadership in the AI Era -ohjelma
Uusi ohjelmamme varustaa yritysjohtajat menestymään tekoälyn aikakaudella.
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Tapahtumat
We warmly welcome all Henley alumni to our Helsinki Campus on Tuesday, 13 May, for this year's Career Event, which gives you the opportunity to reflect on your personal and professional growth, and to connect with fellow alumni.
We will be joined by Dr Tatiana Rowson an Associate Professor in Organisational Behaviour at Henley Business School. With a background in executive assessment, coaching, and leadership development, she brings a wealth of experience to her teaching in personal development and professional excellence.
Inspired by Henley's Personal Development podcast - Unfinished Business, we will also hear reflections from an EMBA alumnus, Marko Väisänen, on his career progression after graduation.
This event is an opportunity to reconnect with the learnings from your studies and network with fellow alumni.
The seats are limited, register here »
Agenda:
- 16:30 Arrival and networking, catering available
- Welcoming words - Marja Keso, Chair of Board, Henley Alumni ry
- Keynote by Dr Tatiana Rowson, Associate Professor in Organisational Behaviour
- Discussion on career progression after the EMBA - Marko Väisänen, Managing Director at Kasten - Constructor Finland Oy & Dr Tatiana Rowson
- Networking
- 19:00 End of event
Dr Tatiana Rowson
Dr Tatiana Rowson is an Associate Professor in Organisational Behaviour at Henley Business School. She is also the Programme Area Director for Business and Management Undergraduate Programmes.
Her area of practice includes executive assessment, executive coaching and leadership and management development programmes. She brings her expertise to her personal development and professional excellence teaching and is a member of the Centre for Euro-Asian Studies and the Centre for Business Ethics and Sustainability.
Before joining academia, Tatiana worked for 12 years as an organisational psychologist, consulting high profile organisations in the UK, Brazil and the United Arab Emirates at national and international levels and in both public and private sectors. The industries covered included banking and finance, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, media, energy and manufacturing.