The Conference is a standard on the calendar for Caribbean leaders seeking an opportunity to access world renowned speakers, update their knowledge and to network with their peers.
Recent business disruptions have left organisations with an unexpected stress-test of their processes, structures, culture and technical infrastructure. Some struggled to adapt while others reaped the rewards of their planning and resiliency.
These lessons empowered organisations to build more resilient platforms for customer and employee needs. What foundational strategies are they using? How are they deploying new business models to improve performance and continue to grow? And what opportunities are they finding to streamline operations?
This leadership conference on resilience is suitable to all industries, impacted by varying external shocks of the pandemic, climate change or economic downturns. It will bring together stakeholders with resilience challenges (private organisations, public sector bodies and civil society) and address resilience solutions that would be of interest to insurers, risk financiers, broker and development consultants – to learn, create, develop and implement strategies to strengthen regional and global resilience.
Dr. Mark DeVolder is recognised as a global thought leader in change and transition management. As a researcher and practitioner for over 2 decades, the most compelling lesson Mark has learned is that change has CHANGED! Now, in a world where disruption, uncertainty and crisis have become the norm, Mark teaches people how to change. In each customised presentation, Mark identifies mindsets and behaviors that transform organisations in the midst of disruptive change.
Early bird Ends on February 25th, 2022
The Distinguished Leadership and Innovation Conference (DLIC) is a flagship event of the UWI Arthur Lok Jack Global School of Business. The Conference is a standard on the calendar for Caribbean leaders seeking an opportunity to access world renowned speakers, update their knowledge and to network with their peers.
Throughout the years, the DLIC has brought Ram Charan, John Kotter, Professor Michael Porter, Malcolm Gladwell, Marcus Buckingham, Daniel Pink, Tom Peters, Peter Senge, Donald Sull, Sir Ken Robinson, Jim Collins, Professor Pakaj Ghemawat, Professor Luke Williams and Henrik von Scheel.
In its 18th year, the conference takes place online and addresses the issue of change and resilience with a line up of three esteemed speakers.
Recent business disruptions have left organisations with an unexpected stress-test of their processes, structures, culture and technical infrastructure.