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MBS Breakfast Series - Auckland
Heritage Auckland (World Champions Team Room)
11 Wyndham Street, Auckland 6001, New Zealand
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Over breakfast, Vivek Chaudhri, Associate Professor of Strategy, will discuss 'Leading through Uncertainty'.
There’s no dearth of theoretical (and practical) commentary on the dimensionality and rate of change that today’s organisations are dealing with. The calls for transformational leadership, of embracing organisational ambidexterity, managing disruptive innovation while traversing uncertain futures and ensuring inter-temporal value creation are espoused in the popular and financial press. But behind all the rhetoric and jargon, there exist some simple principles for leaders navigating a risky and uncertain terrain. In this talk, we will distil some of the fundamentals of leadership efficacy in uncertain domains.
Where
Heritage Auckland (World Champions Team Room)
11 Wyndham Street, Auckland 6001, New Zealand
Speakers
Vivek Chaudhri
Academic Director of Executive MBA programs
Melbourne Business School
Vivek is the Academic Director of Executive MBA programs at the Melbourne Business School. His areas of research interest include leadership, business strategy, innovation, finance and policy design. He has worked extensively with the Victorian and federal governments on the design of auction formats and market methods in a number of different policy realms. He has also been actively involved in the strategy consulting arena, negotiations and bidding, having advised the Boards and senior management of many private and public institutions, in Australia and internationally, on issues ranging from real options in valuations to designing organisational architectures. Prior to joining MBS, Vivek worked at Monash University and has held visiting academic appointments at the Australian Graduate School of Management, the Productivity Commission, UCLA and Yale University.
Vivek has a first class honours degree in economics from the ANU and a PhD in economics from Yale University.