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SUMMARY:Leading Digital Transformation: Rebuilding Organizations for the Era of AI - Columbia Business School
DESCRIPTION:Start Date: February 24–27\, 2026\nDuration: Four days\nLocation: Manhattanville\, NYC\nContact: orlando.fiallo@gsb.columbia.edu\nRead more here!\nRegister here!\n\nDigital transformation is not about IT; it is about the business\, first and foremost.\nTo thrive while facing digital disruption\, leaders must reinvent their companies again and again. How do you transform an established business so it can adapt and grow in the age of digital and Artificial Intelligence (AI)? By engaging your own people at every level and every function of the business. \nUnder the direction of David Rogers\, acclaimed author and C-suite advisor\, this executive education program takes a holistic approach to digital transformation—one that focuses on both strategy and organizational change—and addresses mindset and process as much as technology and data. \nThe Leading Digital Transformation program takes participants behind the scenes of companies that are getting digital transformation right and driving real business results. It introduces a series of strategic planning tools which participants use—working together in small teams—as they apply the concepts of the program to the transformation of their own organizations. Participants leave this program with a first actionable draft of their own DX roadmap. \nFor a look at the faculty’s thought leadership\, we invite you to download the first chapter of David Rogers’ new book\, The Digital Transformation Roadmap: Rebuild Your Organization for Continuous Change. \nGo to top
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SUMMARY:Leadership in 2026: Why Humility Matters - London Business School
DESCRIPTION:Start Date: Tuesday 24 Feb 2026\nDuration: \n\nUnited Kingdom: Tuesday 24 February 2026\, 18:30 – 19:45 GMT \nDubai: Tuesday 24 February 2026\, 22:30 – 23:45 GST \nJapan: Wednesday 25 February 2026\, 03:30 – 04:45 JST \nUS Eastern: Tuesday 24 February 2026\, 13:30 – 14:45 ET \n\nLocation: Online\nContact: emartin@london.edu\nRead more here!\nRegister here!\n\nIn a world where work is increasingly fragmented – across geographies\, generations and hybrid models – traditional leadership models built on hierarchy and control are struggling to keep pace. Today’s most effective leaders share a different trait: humility. Far from being a weakness\, humble leadership fosters trust\, collaboration and innovation – qualities organisations need to thrive in uncertain times. \nThis Think Ahead event brings together Dan Cable\, Professor of Organisational Behaviour at London Business School and author of Alive at Work\, alongside a panel of leading experts\, to explore how humble leadership can transform organisational culture and unlock human potential. \nTogether\, they will explore: \nThe behaviours that define humble leaders – and why they matter most during periods of rapid change. \nThe cultures humility creates – environments of psychological safety where employees feel empowered to experiment\, speak up and share ideas. \nHow traditional power structures block progress – and practical strategies to reduce the negative effects of hierarchy and unlock collective intelligence. \nDrawing on real-world examples\, this session will reveal how small but powerful shifts in leadership behaviour can transform organisational performance. Expect actionable insights for building resilient\, high-performing teams in a fragmented world. \nGo to top
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