Diversity of Thought: Could it be Your Team’s Superpower? With Lloyd Mander
Senior teams are called on to make complex decisions that affect whether their organisations will flourish or fail. Teams with wide-ranging diversity of thought can draw on different experiences, perspectives and cognitive preferences to avoid the unchallenged assumptions of groupthink. They can also demonstrate increased creativity, coming up with alternative approaches to opportunities and challenges.
Learn where diversity of thought adds value for teams and what you can do to boost your team’s decision-making performance. This interactive session will be full of research-based insights that you can apply to your team’s practices and wider organisation.
Our speaker Lloyd Mander is the founder of DOT Scorecard and works with boards, executive teams and other decision-making groups to reveal their potential for diverse thinking and develop the decision-making culture required to realise this potential.
For more information on diversity of thought you can download a White Paper here.
Registrations essential.
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Our speakers and presenters are not required to wear masks but will keep a 2m distance from attendees whilst presenting without a mask.Â
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