This event launches the new book by Geoff Hudson-Searle and Mark Herbert: The Trust Paradigm
Event Host – Geoff Hudson Searle is a senior independent non-executive director across regulation, technology and internet security, C-Suite executive on private and listed companies, and serial business advisor for growth-phase tech companies, with more than 30 years of experience in international business and management. He is the author of six books and has been the focus of TEDx, RT Europe, London Live and Talk TV across various thought leadership topics and his authorisms. Geoff is a member and fellow of the Institute of Directors; an associate of The International Business Institute of Management; a co-founder and board member of the Neustar International Security Council (NISC); and a distinguished member of the Advisory Council for The Global Cyber Academy. He holds a master’s degree in business administration.
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Event Moderator – Dan Ilett has created brands, propositions and growth strategies for global Fortune and FTSE companies, such as IBM, Google, Microsoft, Cognizant, Cisco and Fiserv.
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Mark F. Herbert has over 30 years of combined corporate management and consulting experience in industries ranging from high technology and financial services to healthcare and ecotourism. His most recent corporate role was as Executive Director of Alvord-Taylor Inc.
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Douglas Lines is a senior business leader, and executive committee member with substantial global commercial experience, operating principally in financial services. Douglas has over 25 years of experience in business and leadership offering international exposure in the USA, UK, and South Africa, having successfully grown and led significant businesses while launching innovative new products and client services complimented by having completed major M&A transactions.
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Karen Jones, Managing Director UK, Ireland and Nordics at Denison Consulting. Over the course of her career, Karen has held roles in leadership development and organizational health in the public sector including the NHS as well as the private sector. Karen now works in the board room and the shop floor to align corporate culture and leadership climate.
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Luke Dixon, Partner, Head of Data & Information at Freeths LLP. Luke Dixon is an experienced data protection, e-Privacy and cyber lawyer. He is a partner at Top 50 UK law firm Freeths LLP and heads their Data and Information team. He advises businesses from start-ups to blue chips on the privacy aspects of a wide range of matters including commercial and IT agreements, projects and transactions. He regularly advises clients on how to manage their compliance risk and build trust with stakeholders from individuals to data regulators, including cyber security breaches. Luke is ranked in the Chambers and Partners UK Guide as a leading data lawyer. He sits on the City of London Law Society’s specialist Data Protection Committee and is frequently asked to deliver training and seminars on data issues. He is a qualified data protection practitioner (CIPP/E) and holds a Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice.
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Transactions, knowledge, communications, databases, infrastructure; an organization’s information is its most valuable asset. Regardless of any legal or regulatory requirements, keeping your company’s information safe should be high on your list of critical actions. Luke Dixon discusses Data Security, Privacy and Law.
Corporate culture is very important because it can determine the performance of organisations. This explains the enormous efforts and resources devoted to its design and implementation by organisations. Karen Jones of Denison Consulting discusses Corporate Culture.
Trust is at the foundation of healthy relationships. At its core, trust is the willingness of one party to be vulnerable to the actions of another. It is an expectation that two parties will act in a way that is mutually beneficial. For these reasons, trust is a key element of effective communication, teamwork, employee commitment and productivity. It leads to stronger working relationships and a healthier organizational culture. Mark Herbert discusses Trust.
In many cases executive teams struggle to focus on growth, Douglas Lines of IBEM discusses Design Thinking Led Innovation.
IBEM Executive Thought Leadership Forum Fireside Discussion
Geoff Hudson-Searle, Douglas Lines, Karen Jones, Mark Herbert Luke Dixon provide a thought-provoking fireside discussion across Design Led Innovation Thinking, Business Model Innovation, Corporate Culture, Trust and Data Security.
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