Leading through uncertainty can seem impossible at times. You have no idea where the next twist or turn may take you. And, even worse, your team might feel even more anxious, because they assume they know less about the future than you do.
This digital event is hosted by the CMI Scotland Regional Board and supported by Glasgow Chamber of Commerce. Pamela Greer, CMI Scotland board, will be joined by guest speakers, Alex Reedijk, General Director at Scottish Opera and Dave McConachie, CCO at Bellrock Technology.
In this digital event...
our speakers will share their views and experiences on handling the unknown with ease and discuss how to empower yourself, your workforce and your peers, as well as answering questions on leading through uncertainty.
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