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The language of this meetup is 🇬🇧 English.

Design Leadership in practice at IBM

We are organizing a decidedly practical knowledge-sharing event for you this time. We will work in small groups on various topics that will help you better lead the projects within your areas of responsibility. This includes more effective communication, understanding, and even sharing tools. We will discuss problems and their solutions. If you wish, you can immediately try out the methods you have learned.

This event is for every level of professional, not just seasoned ones. You can be a passive participant, if you can resist being active.

Designated mentors will support us throughout the process. Here, you can find your own voice.

Workshop Highlights

  • In design leadership or ownership, how can you engage others in co-creation?
  • How can you listen instead of convincing others?
  • How can you speak to each stakeholder in their language? Use business language, talking about impact, not the method.
  • What types of tools support you in running your project more transparently and in a way that others can better understand and follow

This workshop is designed for designers and anyone involved in product design, offering practical strategies to foster collaboration and drive project success.

🔭 Why Attend?

  • Enhance Leadership Skills: Develop advanced leadership techniques.
  • Collaborate with Professionals: Network with fellow design experts.
  • Learn from Experts: Gain insights from leading industry professionals.
  • Drive Innovation: Implement strategies to foster innovation within your organization.

🏛️ Agenda
18:00 Gate opens
18:30 Company Introduction
18:45 Lightning Talk - Shani Sandy - Vice President, Design, IBM
19:00 Table Topic Discussions
20:00 Presentations from Each Table
20:20 Networking
20:45 Closing

🦸‍♂️ 🦸🏼‍♀️ Mentors at the tables

  • Zoltan Kollin
  • Krisztina Kanizsai
  • Peter Klein
  • Kuti András

📣 Table Topic Discussions

  • Facilitators guide conversations.
  • Introduce yourself and explain your interest in the topic.
  • Focus on discussion topics.
  • Encourage participation and note-taking for presentations.

🤬 Communication Guidance

  • Active Listening: Understand others’ perspectives.
  • Ask Questions: Seek clarification when needed.
  • Respectful Communication: Avoid interruptions and stay on topic.
  • Use Examples: Support your points with examples.

🎙️ Conclusion Presentations

  • Presenters: Summarize table discussions in 3 minutes.
  • Key Points: Highlight key insights and conclusions.
  • Q&A: Engage in a 3-minute Q&A session after each presentation.

✨ Presenter Guidance

  • Summary: Start with a brief discussion summary.
  • Conclusion: Clearly state group conclusions.
  • Evidence: Provide supporting evidence or reasoning.
  • Recommendations: Conclude with recommendations or actions.

Join us to elevate your design leadership and make a lasting impact within your organization.

📣 The event is a preview of the Design Leadership - Leadership Practices for Designers course starting on September 9th, 2024, offered by MOME OPEN.

If you want to learn more about the mindset and techniques that can help you become a supportive leader and impact your team both strategically and professionally, find more information and apply here ☞ https://open.mome.hu/design-leadership/

☝️ RSVP
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👨‍🦽‍➡️Accessibility
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