Overview:
In a global climate of unprecedented geopolitical uncertainty, rapid technological advancement, and digital disruption, we are facing a crisis of purpose and belonging at all levels — company, community, country. Leadership is being disrupted and effective leadership is more complex than ever.
In November, the Oliver Wyman Forum gathered an intimate group of the C-suite under the recently launched Forum banner to discuss a range of topical perspectives, including: (1) the state of politics, with reflections immediately post the Brexit deadline, (2) the role of corporates and how purpose translates practically to strategy, and (3) the power and perils of data by those on the cutting edge.
Where: London, England
When: November 6, 2019
Catch up on the highlights from 2019's Leadership Disrupted here:
Keynote speakers:
• David Gauke, MP (former secretary of state for Justice and Work and Pensions)
• Sir John Sawers, former chief of MI6; executive chairman of Newbridge Advisory
• Jes Staley, chief executive of Barclays
Panel speakers:
• Ann Cairns, executive vice chairman of Mastercard
• Dr. Ben Goldacre MBE, director, EBM DataLab; senior clinical research Fellow, Oxford University
• Dame Julia Cleverdon DCVO CBE, vice president of Business in the Community; vice patron of Teach First
• Lord Hogan-Howe, former commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service
• Stephen Jones, chief executive officer of UK Finance
• Andrew Morlet, chief executive of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation
• Kenneth Cukier, senior editor at The Economist
• Brooke Masters, comment & analysis editor at the Financial Times
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