Rutgers Executive MBA Shanghai Program presents a seminar on:

Innovating Your Way to Recovery

By
Professor Ian Williamson, Melbourne Business School Professor

RSVP is required. Please confirm your attendance with the Rutgers EMBA Shanghai office by e-mail to emba_shanghai@business.rutgers.edu OR call 021-5116 0572 / 0573 before 5pm Tuesday, July. 5th, 2011 by providing your name, company, phone number and email address.

 

Overview:

While the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) may be over, the legacy of the crisis has fundamentally changed many aspects of business. In this new competitive landscape firm survival and successes are closely tied to how effectively organizations develop and implement new innovative products and process. However, research suggests that many, if not most innovation processes are not successful. Drawing on prior and on-going research, Prof. Ian Williamson will discuss those attributes that distinguish firms that are successful at reaching their innovation goals. In particular, his presentation will highlight three critical components of a successful innovation strategy: 1) Knowledge complementarity, 2) Social capital and 3) Innovation reinforcing leadership behaviours.

About the speakers:

Ian Williamson, Ph.D., invited speaker from Melbourne Business School. Dr. Williamson has provided executive education and consulting services in the areas of strategic human resource management, talent management, employer branding, executive coaching, and leadership development to managers and top executives in a wide range of organizations across countries in six continents. Some of the organizations he has worked with include ANZ, Amgen, Bunnings, Clemenger Group, Colonial First State, Lockheed Martin, McCormick & Company, Inc., NAB, Pacific Brands, Price Waterhouse Coopers, Sensis, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Medical Program, and Urbis.

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