London Events
Thomas H. Glocer
Media Idea Exchange
From Data to Knowledge: How the Business Media Shapes Management Debate
Hosted by Thomas H. Glocer, CEO Reuters Group, and Thomas A. Stewart, editor, Harvard Business Review
From Data to Knowledge: How the Business Media Shapes Management Debate
Hosted by Thomas H. Glocer, CEO Reuters Group, and Thomas A. Stewart, editor, Harvard Business Review
Lynda Gratton
Leading Top-Performing Teams, hosted by Harvard Business Review and Lehman Brothers
London Business School’s Lynda Gratton and Reuters CEO Thomas H. Glocer on the challenges of leading top-performing teams in today’s high-pressure business environment. Today’s global teams today operate under extreme and complex conditions—working over long distances, sometimes virtually, and with demanding timelines. Success or failure goes straight to the bottom line. In this talk, Gratton unveils new research into how teams can beat these odds and deliver superior results. She is joined by Reuter’s Glocer who describes the role that collaborative teamwork has played in the media giant’s turnaround.
London Business School’s Lynda Gratton and Reuters CEO Thomas H. Glocer on the challenges of leading top-performing teams in today’s high-pressure business environment. Today’s global teams today operate under extreme and complex conditions—working over long distances, sometimes virtually, and with demanding timelines. Success or failure goes straight to the bottom line. In this talk, Gratton unveils new research into how teams can beat these odds and deliver superior results. She is joined by Reuter’s Glocer who describes the role that collaborative teamwork has played in the media giant’s turnaround.
Richard Gillingwater
Idea Exchange hosted by Cass Business School of The City University
Led by Cass Dean Richard Gillingwater and Thomas A. Stewart, editor, Harvard Business Review
The Tests of a Leader
Dinner and Conversation with Harvard Business Review editor Thomas A. Stewart
Why do we love stories about heroic leaders struggling against great odds? We need them because leaders are ALWAYS being tested, whether they know it or not. They're always being watched, always sending a message. And – just like Hercules, or a knight who seeks to win the hand of a fair maiden, or Indiana Jones seeking the Lost Ark – the leader has to pass certain tests, slay certain dragons. And what are the ways a leader can test himself?
Led by Cass Dean Richard Gillingwater and Thomas A. Stewart, editor, Harvard Business Review
The Tests of a Leader
Dinner and Conversation with Harvard Business Review editor Thomas A. Stewart
Why do we love stories about heroic leaders struggling against great odds? We need them because leaders are ALWAYS being tested, whether they know it or not. They're always being watched, always sending a message. And – just like Hercules, or a knight who seeks to win the hand of a fair maiden, or Indiana Jones seeking the Lost Ark – the leader has to pass certain tests, slay certain dragons. And what are the ways a leader can test himself?
Thomas A. Stewart
Clifford Chance Conversations, featuring Harvard Business Review editor Thomas A. Stewart
Clifford Chance Conversations is a series of lectures and discussions to engage and stimulate the intellectual curiosity of the people working in the community. The conversations bring together lawyers and business service professionals in Clifford Chance’s office, often together with staff from Clifford Chance’s neighbours in Canary Wharf.
Clifford Chance Conversations is a series of lectures and discussions to engage and stimulate the intellectual curiosity of the people working in the community. The conversations bring together lawyers and business service professionals in Clifford Chance’s office, often together with staff from Clifford Chance’s neighbours in Canary Wharf.
Aditya Mittal
Made-in-India Multinationals: Strategies & Challenges
Companies from emerging markets in general, and India in particular, are threatening the dominance of Western multinational giants all over the world. However, it won’t be easy for these emerging giants to sustain their early successes. What are the key management challenges that Third World transnational companies face? What innovative techniques are they using to overcome them? Arcelor Mittal’s Aditya Mittal; i-Flex Solutions Chairman Rajesh Hukku; London Business School’s Nirmalya Kumar; and HBR’s Thomas A. Stewart — and a select group of London-based CEOs and senior executives — will decipher the DNA of the Made-in-India multinational.
Companies from emerging markets in general, and India in particular, are threatening the dominance of Western multinational giants all over the world. However, it won’t be easy for these emerging giants to sustain their early successes. What are the key management challenges that Third World transnational companies face? What innovative techniques are they using to overcome them? Arcelor Mittal’s Aditya Mittal; i-Flex Solutions Chairman Rajesh Hukku; London Business School’s Nirmalya Kumar; and HBR’s Thomas A. Stewart — and a select group of London-based CEOs and senior executives — will decipher the DNA of the Made-in-India multinational.
Rajesh Hukku
Julie Meyer
Harvard Business Review and Ariadne Capital Salon Dinner
Hosted by Julie Meyer, Founder and CEO, Ariadne Capital
At this dinner with CEOs, key entrepreneurs, and game-changers, Harvard Business Review editor Thomas A. Stewart will lead a discussion about the tests all leaders must face.
Hosted by Julie Meyer, Founder and CEO, Ariadne Capital
At this dinner with CEOs, key entrepreneurs, and game-changers, Harvard Business Review editor Thomas A. Stewart will lead a discussion about the tests all leaders must face.
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