Harvard Business Review to Host ‘Leaders Who Make a Difference’ Virtual Conference Next Week
Harvard Business Review will be hosting its third annual virtual HBR Leaders Who Make a Difference conference next Tuesday, May 23, 2023. The da Harvard Business Review is hosting its third annual virtual conference next Tuesday, May 23, 2023, featuring CEO interviews, expert-led mini-masterclasses, and more. The conference will explore responsible AI, talent management, inclusive capitalism, DEI, and other top-of-mind topics. Speakers and sessions will include Revathi Advaithi, CEO, Flex, and Target. Participants will be equipped with proven strategies to drive positive change in their own organizations. The lead sponsor of the event is SAS. For the agenda and complete list of confirmed speakers, visit HBR Live: Leaders Who Make a Difference.
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BOSTON--( )--Harvard Business Review will be hosting its third annual virtual HBR Live: Leaders Who Make a Difference conference next Tuesday, May 23, 2023 .
The daylong program—filled with CEO interviews, expert-led mini-masterclasses, and more—will explore responsible AI, talent management, inclusive capitalism, DEI, and other top-of-mind topics. Participants will come away equipped with proven strategies to drive positive change in their own organizations.
Speakers and sessions will include:
Revathi Advaithi , CEO, Flex – Managing a Global, Next-Gen Manufacturing Workforce Brian Cornell , chair and CEO, Target – Creating a Culture of Care Around Team and Community Amy Edmondson , professor, Harvard Business School – Psychological Safety Seth Godin , blogger, entrepreneur, and bestselling author – The Path to Significant Work Mo Ibrahim , founder, Celtel; founder and chair, Mo Ibrahim Foundation – Cultivating Inclusive Capitalism in Africa Juan Luciano , chair, president, and CEO, ADM – Feeding and Decarbonizing the Planet with Sustainable Agriculture Sundar Pichai , CEO, Google and Alphabet – Bold But Responsible AI Innovation Ryan Roslansky , CEO, LinkedIn – How the Best Employers Are Adapting to a New Era of Work Julie Sweet , chair and CEO, Accenture – Managing Talent in the Age of Disruption Zeynep Ton , professor, MIT Sloan School of Management – Good Jobs Strategy Ella F. Washington , professor, McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University – The DEI Journey Sarah Myers West , managing director, AI Now Institute – Ethical AI
For the agenda and complete list of confirmed speakers, visit HBR Live: Leaders Who Make a Difference .
The lead sponsor of ‘Leaders Who Make a Difference’ is SAS .
Media who would like to cover the event should contact Amy Poftak at [email protected] .
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Amy Poftak [email protected]
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