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Lee Meadows
Experienced leadership and management professor helping clients to improve individual workplace productivity
USA
Keynote speaker Lee Meadows is an award winning Professor of Management and sought after presenter. The successful author has over 30 years of business and teaching experience. Using the combination of his theoretical as well as his practical...
Jim Steele
Business adviser, corporate speaker and engaging coach committed to peak performance and mindset change
UK
Keynote speaker Jim Steele is committed to peak performance. The corporate professional speaker and performance coach delivers solutions for sustainable change. The charismatic speaker has talked to thousands of attendees all across the globe. His...
Gayle Cotton
Cross-cultural communication expert, executive coach and President of Circles Of Excellence Inc.
USA
Our keynote speaker Gayle Cotton is a cross-cultural communication specialist and highly sought after presenter. Giving presentations all over the world in the last years, she has shared her stories and knowledge with thousands of attendees. On...
Torben Wiese
Best-selling author, motivational expert and habit manager motivating companies and individuals to change their habits
Denmark
Keynote speaker Torben Wiese is a dedicated speaker that makes everybody want to break their habits and bend fish (be present, think as leaders and use the present moment valuably) to reach higher goals. Torben has more than 30 years experience on...
About Management Education
- There seems to be an increased focus on the role of managers, CEOs and the like these years, perhaps especially in the business world. This is partly because the role of managers and leaders has been changing since the end of World War II.
- Back in the day the boss was the top of the pyramid, the real and final power, sometimes perhaps without much actual knowledge of the workings of the company and its employees.
- Nowadays we talk about transparent leadership models and strategies and this means competent managers, CEOs and leaders must keep learning, keep up-to-date.
- Keynote speakers on management education take a closer look at the new role of leadership, discussing the importance of management education.