How to Rule the World From Your Office Desk - Part 3: Resilience
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About this event
Building resilience in our complex world is now more important than ever
In Part 3 of the "How to Rule the World from Your Office Desk" series with Christine Alexander Smith, we will explore tools and techniques which will serve to help you bounce back from the most difficult challenges.
We will discuss how to recover faster when things go wrong and help you make better use of your existing resources, skills and attributes. This workshop aims to build within you an innate ability to become adaptable and responsive in an uncertain business world.
Previous attendance at Part 1 and Part 2 of this series is not required.
SPEAKER
Christine Alexander Smith
BIOGRAPHY
Christine is an experienced Learning & Development Consultant who has spent over 25 years working within a huge variety of industries. She started out as a technologist working within the network and communication field in the 80's, then moved into roles that focused on leading, supporting and developing employees working within blue chip organisations.
Christine has developed employees and executives within organisations such as Vodafone Engineering, Siemens Business Services, BP Oil, Commerzbank, Halliburton, WS Atkins, IBM UK and EMEA, HP UK, The Intercontinental Hotel Group, and the British Computer Society, Saint-Gobain Plastic, Belgium and Los Angeles to name just a few.
Christine is known for her skill in facilitating engaging business environments where excellence can happen through her insightful and practical coaching workshop designs.
AGENDA
6-7 – Presentation
7-7.30 – Q&A
Our events are for adults aged 16 years and over.
THIS EVENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY:
BCSWomen Scotland https://bcswomen.bcs.org/scotland-branch/
BCSWomen is there to be the inclusive support that girls and women need for their journey in tech. We are a global network; we welcome everyone to what we do, and we build empowering support and education programmes with women and girls in mind.
Some of you may have heard of Chartered Architects, Chartered Engineers and Chartered Accountants. Did you know you can be a Chartered IT Professional too? BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT is the professional body that makes that possible.
As a charity with a royal charter, our agenda is to lead the IT industry through its ethical challenges, to support the people who work in the industry, and to make IT good for society. BCSWomen is the group that is working towards ensuring tech is a great place for all girls and women.
Organiser BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT
Organiser of How to Rule the World From Your Office Desk - Part 3: Resilience
We are all responsible for ensuring technology-led change is safe and positive for everyone in society. At BCS we’re committed to meeting this responsibility under royal charter.
That’s why we set the highest standards of professionalism and best practice in the industry, share knowledge, and develop skills and capability tuned to our evolving digital world.
We’ve been supporting the technology industry since 1957 and our 73,000-strong membership spans 150 countries. Every member actively promotes IT professionalism and we provide them with career development opportunities and bring the community together to address the professional, ethical and economic challenges facing technology today.
