A Day of Executive Education

How do you know if the idea you just came up with is any good? And how do you convince the rest of the organisation to invest in it? Professor Costas Markides explores the best way to promote unconventional ideas to sceptical colleagues. Since 1966, Executive Education at LBS has been a trailblazer – a navigator with a purpose, leading executives and organisations into unchartered territory. To find out more about Executive Education’s 50th anniversary campaign visit: Subscribe on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: /lbs

Professor Madan Pillutla presents research on how people make decisions, what motivates them to act, and how decision criteria influences the plans adopted by groups. See how these ideas can be used to get individuals and groups to think and act in ways that we want them to. Since 1966, Executive Education at LBS has been a trailblazer – a navigator with a purpose, leading executives and organisations into unchartered territory. To find out more about Executive Education’s 50th anniversary campaign visit: Subscribe on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: /lbs

What do you do when what you are doing isn’t working and the ‘experts’ don’t seem to know either? Programme Director David Lewis showcases how you can take your initiatives from repeated failure to resounding success, if you use the talents of your team. Since 1966, Executive Education at LBS has been a trailblazer – a navigator with a purpose, leading executives and organisations into unchartered territory. To find out more about Executive Education’s 50th anniversary campaign visit: Subscribe on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: /lbs

Professor Tammy Erickson presents 'Meet the Regeneration' – those who are will follow Millennials into the workplace. Learn who Re-Gens are, what has shaped their worldview, how they’re likely to behave as consumers and employees – and a bit about yourself along the way. Since 1966, Executive Education at LBS has been a trailblazer – a navigator with a purpose, leading executives and organisations into unchartered territory. To find out more about Executive Education’s 50th anniversary campaign visit: Subscribe on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: /lbs

Professor Richard Jolly discusses a key shift in what defines the great companies emerging today - in a complex environment, how do you build an organisation that is neither overconfident, nor under-confident? What are the behaviours of truly confident organisations? Since 1966, Executive Education at LBS has been a trailblazer – a navigator with a purpose, leading executives and organisations into unchartered territory. To find out more about Executive Education’s 50th anniversary campaign visit: Subscribe on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: /lbs

Professor Randall Peterson gives discussed practical and research based advice for managing conflict in the workplace. Since 1966, Executive Education at LBS has been a trailblazer – a navigator with a purpose, leading executives and organisations into unchartered territory. To find out more about Executive Education’s 50th anniversary campaign visit: Subscribe on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: /lbs

Professor Julian Birkinshaw discusses the challenges of leading and managing in today’s hectic business world. Drawing on ideas from his book, “becoming a better boss,” he provides some new perspectives and practical insights into how you can become more effective at getting work done through others. Since 1966, Executive Education at LBS has been a trailblazer – a navigator with a purpose, leading executives and organisations into unchartered territory. To find out more about Executive Education’s 50th anniversary campaign visit: Subscribe on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: /lbs

Professor Rupert Merson proposes that business is an art not science and explores the implications for entrepreneurs, business owners, managers and academics. Drawing on business thinking, his own experience, and some of the best known works of literature, art and music, Professor Merson - poet, musician, actor, consultant, non-executive director and adjunct associate professor of strategy and entrepreneurship - proposes some ideas that might make us rethink our approach to current management challenges. Since 1966, Executive Education at LBS has been a trailblazer – a navigator with a purpose, leading executives and organisations into unchartered territory. To find out more about Executive Education’s 50th anniversary campaign visit: Subscribe on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: /lbs

Jeff Archer, life coach and founder of The Tonic, discusses the five most effective strategies to look after your health and perform to the peak of your potential every day. Come along and learn proven techniques to boost your energy, work more efficiently, fit in fitness, eat well, balance your life and sleep brilliantly. He discusses how to incorporate the five strategies into your daily routine and to create a your own action plan for optimum performance. Since 1966, Executive Education at LBS has been a trailblazer – a navigator with a purpose, leading executives and organisations into unchartered territory. To find out more about Executive Education’s 50th anniversary campaign visit: Subscribe on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: /lbs

In this interactive ‘Taster’ session, Cristina Escallón draws from neuroscience and social psychology research to offer a greater understanding of behaviour, memories, the social brain and learning, amongst others. She then explores what we might do with this knowledge- ultimately to make better decisions, lead people more effectively and have a happier experience of life. Since 1966, Executive Education at LBS has been a trailblazer – a navigator with a purpose, leading executives and organisations into unchartered territory. To find out more about Executive Education’s 50th anniversary campaign visit: Subscribe on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: /lbs