[CCC] Rotman School Speaker Series on Integrative Thinking, Mar 25, London (UK)

[Stacey Hickson]

Hi all, 

 

Please see below for an invitation from the Rotman School of Management. 

 

Take care, 

 

Stacey

 

From: Ariana Bradford [mailto:Ariana.Bradford at rotman.utoronto.ca] 
Sent: 11 March 2008 13:31
To: sh529 at cam.ac.uk
Subject: reminder: Rotman School Speaker Series on Integrative Thinking, Mar
25, London (UK)

 

 

 

You and your guests are invited to participate on March 25th in this next
session of our ongoing Rotman School of Management Integrative Thinking
Speaker Series, which will take place in London, UK.

 

Topic:  “How Successful Leaders Win Through Integrative Thinking”

 

Lecturer:

PROF. ROGER MARTIN, Dean and Professor of Strategic Management and
Integrative Thinking, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto;
Corporate Director, Research in Motion (RIM) and the Thomson Corporation;
Author, “The Opposable Mind: How Successful Leaders Win Through Integrative
Thinking” (Harvard Business School Press, 2007)

 

Discussants: 

TADDY BLECHER, President, CIDA City Campus (lives in Johannesburg, CIDA web
site - www.cida.co.za <http://www.cida.co.za/> ). Taddy Blecher was employed
as a consultant at Monitor & Company in South Africa, he left to start the
first free university in South Africa. CIDA City Campus provides higher
education to the poorest black students in the country. 

 

DR. VICTORIA HALE, President and CEO, Institute for One World Health
(www.oneworldhealth.org (lives in San Francisco). Using her expertise from
positions held at the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Centre for
Drug Evaluation and Research and Genentech Inc., Dr. Hale designed the first
non-profit pharmaceutical company. One World Health provides affordable and
effective medicines for diseases afflicting the poorest parts of the world. 

 

Timing: 

5:00-5:30pm attendees arrive

5:30 sharp-7:00pm lecture, discussion, as well as a question and answer
period

7:00-8:00pm reception (host bar – wine, beer, soft drinks, snacks)

8:00pm adjournment

 

Location: The Sheraton Park Lane Hotel, 37-39 Brick Street, Piccadilly,
London (UK)

 

‘Dress Code’: business dress

 

Registration Fee: £15.99 (CAD $31.40) per person. This fee includes the
session, reception and one copy of the first-edition of “The Opposable Mind
How Successful Leaders Win Through Integrative Thinking” (Harvard Business
School Press, 2007) by Prof. Martin

 

To Register: If you have not already registered to attend on March 25,
please register
<https://secure.e-registernow.com/cgi-bin/mkpayment.cgi?state=529>  on-line
here or visit our web site at www.rotman.utoronto.ca/events to register by
noon on March 19. If you have any questions, please contact us at
events at rotman.utoronto.ca or at 416-946-7462.

 

Please note that all fees on the registration form will appear in Canadian
dollars. If you are registering from within the United Kingdom, the exchange
conversion into £ will appear directly on your credit card statement.

 

Book Sale: Additional first- edition copies of “The Opposable Mind How
Successful Leaders Win Through Integrative Thinking” (Harvard Business
School Press, 2007) by Prof. Martin will be available for sale at the event.

 

Inviting Clients, Colleagues or Friends: If you know others who would be
interested in receiving this invitation, please forward it to them.
Alternatively you can email us their contact details
(mailto:events at rotman.utoronto.ca) and we will invite them.  

 

We hope you can join us on March 25th. 

 

Ariana Bradford 

Director, Global Outreach 

Rotman School of Management 

University of Toronto 

Tel: +44 (0)1462 672522 

Mobile: +44 (0)7932 062278 

E-mail: abradford at rotman.utoronto.ca

www.rotman.utoronto.ca

 

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events, please reply to this message and ask that your name be removed.

 

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