Re-imagining Management

Everyone knows that management must get better. Steadily declining productivity, low levels of staff engagement, workplace disillusion among GenZ, growing inequality, repeated financial crashes, and an inability to get to grips with global challenges like climate change are just some of the issues.

The talk will show how the mindset and processes of digital-age management have enabled some firms to move more nimbly, operate more efficiently, innovate more quickly, attract more talent, and mobilize more resources, while operating more ethically and delivering on resilience, social, and environmental goals.

Participants will learn how these leading firms are already using multi-dimensional mindsets, processes and assumptions to achieve greater value creation. They will learn how they can begin to implement equivalent changes in their own organizations.

Before this meetup, you may want to read up on the topic in Steve's Forbes article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevedenning/2023/07/05/how-tesla-is-revolutionizing-management-to-save-the-planet/

If you want more, you can read this as well: https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevedenning/2023/05/31/a-new-way-to-depict-digital-transformation/

About Steve Denning:
Steve Denning is a former executive of the World Bank, and is the author of seven books on leadership, innovation, leadership storytelling, and Agile management, as well as a novel and a volume of poems.. His most recent book is entitled “Reinventing Capitalism In The Digital Age” and was published by Cambridge University Press in December 2022.

Since 2011, he has been writing a popular leadership column for [Forbes.com](https://www.forbes.com/), where he is a Senior Contributor. He has published nearly a thousand Forbes articles, with more than 10 million visitors and 20 million pageviews. (http://blogs.forbes.com/stevedenning/)

He has also published more than forty articles for the journal, Strategy and Leadership, including four articles selected as the “Outstanding Article Of the Year.”

Steve is a member of the International Editorial Advisory Board for the Cambridge University Press Element Series on “Reinventing Capitalism." Steve conducts a series of online executive training courses on digital-age management both in public courses and private courses for individual firms.