【受付終了】【1/24（金）18:00～＠Tokyo American Club】
Masterclass: The Value of Cross-Cultural Innovation
What role does cultural context play in organizational agility and innovation? In an increasingly global and competitive business environment, how do business leaders develop cross-cultural competency across industries and geographies?
Globalization brings with it more diversity in the workforce, as well as fragmented markets.
At the same time, innovation seems to be an over-used corporate and government buzzword. Everyone is talking about it, but how do you implement and sustain meaningful innovation?
This session is invaluable for managers looking to understand and interpret these forces, gain consumer and client insight, and develop a future-proof and culturally diverse mindset to apply in the Japanese context.
Get 2020 off to a great start with this high-level learning event where you will have the opportunity to network with leaders from Japanese and international multi-nationals in the beautiful surrounds of the Tokyo American Club.
Date |Friday, 24 January, 2020
Time | 6pm – 9pm
Location | Tokyo American Club
Cost | General ticket: AUD$40 (Approx ¥3,000)
Alumni: AUD $20 (Approx ¥1,500)
DR LIBBY SANDER
Dr Libby Sander is Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour at Bond University, founder and Managing Director of the Future of Work Project, and past Chair of Goldspaces, an urban renewal and cultural development platform. Libby is also an Agenda Contributor at the World Economic Forum.
BEN HAYDEN-SMITH
Having lived and worked in Japan for over five years, Ben worked as an advisor and consultant for Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Phillips Japan, among other companies. He is fluent in Japanese. He has worked extensively with professional service firms in practice management, business improvement, change management, and marketing and growth strategies.
