Organisations are becoming increasingly aware that traditional models of leadership need to change to adapt to the new digital and network economy.
I am excited to be joining with Euan Semple and Anne Bartlett-Bragg to present panel events in Melbourne and Sydney exploring the changing role of Digital Leadership.
Digital Leadership Panel In Sydney on 27 March
The Sydney event on 27 March is presented by the University of Sydney’s Digital Disruption Research Group and we will be joined by Sandra Peter from the University. Booking details are here.
Digital Leadership Panel In Melbourne on 29 March
The Melbourne event on 29 March is supported by ANZ. Book for the Melbourne event here.
Both events promise to be fantastic discussions.
I look forward to seeing you at one or other of these event and hearing your insights into how digital leadership is changing.
About Euan
Euan Semple is an early adopter of digital technologies and an innovator who has worked with major organisations like the BBC, Nokia, the World Bank, and NATO. He believes that companies that are succeeding in the marketplace today are those that are beginning to initiate a dialogue with customers and staff to improve their operations and processes.
Euan offers unique insights into how to make the latest technologies work for you and your organisation. He has helped organisations, and more importantly the people in them, to get their heads around social media, social business, and the social web both inside and outside the firewall.
In his book ‘Organizations Don’t Tweet’, Euan identifies that there are remarkable opportunities to mine the intellects of senior managers, backroom operators, frontline staff and customers to create a more responsive business model.
Euan believes those leaders and managers that stay connected to their community at work and with their customers have the best chance to survive and flourish in this new ‘Age of Disruption’.
About Anne
Anne is the Founder and Managing Director of Ripple Effect Group. She specialises in the design and implementation of innovative communication and collaboration networks with enterprise social technologies. Anne continues to extend her PhD research in this field to assist organisations develop informed approaches to using new technologies and changing traditional models of working. Her recent research into digital capabilities will provide a framework to review leadership models for the digital workplace.
About Simon
Simon Terry provides consulting, advice, speaking and thought leadership to global clients through his own consulting practice, and as a Charter Member of Change Agents Worldwide, a network of progressive and passionate professionals, specialising in Future of Work technologies and practices. The focus of Simon’s practice is assisting organisations to transform innovation, collaboration, learning and leadership. Digital transformation and the future of work require purposeful, agile and collaborative teams, with all members able to lead responses to customer needs and market opportunities.
