The best of leadership is consistently required across the public, private and third sectors, making this an incredibly important subject.
The event will begin with Steve Mostyn presenting on the themes explored in his recent book on leadership, titled ‘Why Great Leaders ask Great Questions’. This will be followed by a panel discussion and an audience Q&A, where attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions. There will also be the option to submit a question in advance.
The event will be chaired RSA Fellow Ann Packard, a former Trustee and a recently re-elected member of the RSA Fellowship Council who has served on the Council Leadership Group.
Speakers and panel members:
Steve Mostyn is a globally recognised leader in senior executive leadership development. He is an internationally acclaimed thought-leader in leadership training. He is presently serving as Associate Fellow at Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford and is also an Honorary Professor at the Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow. Having designed numerous executive leadership programmes for global organisations, Steve identified a pattern of powerful questions which have been distilled into his book.
RSA Fellow Roddy Millar is, since 2013, the Founder and CEO of Ideas for Leaders, a publishing platform which delivers research-based content on leadership and management to thousands of executives around the world. He is Director of the Scottish Leadership Institute, a not for profit focused on highlighting and expanding leadership best practice in Scottish organisations and is an AoEC certified executive coach; he holds an MBA from the University of Houston and is a Fellow of the Centre for the Future of Organization, part of the Drucker School of Management in California.
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