HOW CHIEF EXECUTIVES & SENIOR LEADERS DRIVE & MANAGE CHANGENovember 3, 2011, Manchester Art Gallery 15.45 - 19.30This is an invite only event for Chief Executives & Senior Leaders.If you would like to attend, please email Val Kelly.Today’s business leaders make decisions in an increasingly unpredictable business environment. In a recent study of 1,500 CEOs worldwide, more than 60 percent believed that their businesses today were more volatile, uncertain and complex than they were even 12 months previously (IBM Global Business Services, 2010). We know that change is the norm, but what is striking is how fast it is happening. Compared with only one generation ago, the amount of incoming data leaders need to process has multiplied hugely and our processor (the brain) isn’t keeping pace. In this environment, the quality of leadership matters more than ever. So, how do we equip senior leaders for the rapid speed of today’s business? One answer is to work with a business coach. The guest speaker for this event, Anne Scoular founder of Meyler Campbell and author of the Financial Times Guide to Business Coaching, says that great coaching is, ‘the equivalent of plugging in some extra processing capacity. With a great coach, it’s like plugging into the National Grid – a surge of energy and a clear focus that recharges the batteries and hauls us back up to peak form.’ Join us for our inaugural networking event where we will:
After the event you will receive a key learnings summary which captures the key insights from the event.
ABOUT ANNE SCOULAR
Originally a diplomat, then an international banker, Anne Scoular retrained mid-career as an organizational psychologist and business coach. In the 1990s she co-founded Meyler Campbell, which trains senior business people to coach. Meyler Campbell’s fully accredited Business Coach ProgrammeTM has a strong reputation in the market for its business focus, bespoke approach and results. Anne has served on advisory and accreditation panels for many of the major global organizations in coaching and has taught workshops on the subject for the Sloan programme at London Business School. In 2006 Anne was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, a rare honour for a non-medic, and in 2009 she was one of the five leading global experts called in by Harvard Business Review for comment on business coaching research. Her new book, the Financial Times Guide to Business Coaching was published earlier this year.
PROGRAMMEDate: Thursday 3rd November 2011 Venue: Manchester Art Gallery Time: 15.45 - Coffee/Registration 16.00 - Research Insights/Coaching Fishbowl 18.30 - Drinks & Canapes This is an invite only event. If you would like to attend please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
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