Nourishing our next-generation leaders
This year’s Women of the Future Summit is dedicated to giving next-generation female leaders a boost of energy and support, recognising that we have all been digging deep for a long time through the Covid-19 pandemic and its knock-on consequences. Our aim is to be deeply practical, sharing insight, inspiration and connections that can accelerate delegates’ leadership journey and support their personal wellbeing.
In times of stress and complexity, it can be very natural for our perspective to narrow. Yet having the ability to take a step back is a key element for great leadership. Session one is aimed at helping us re-broaden the way in which we think and in turn, giving us a greater chance of coming up with a fresh and creative angle that adds value.
Questions from the audience.
Facilitated by: Tania Bryer
Speakers:
Tabitha Goldstaub, Co-founder at CogX, Chair of the UK Government’s Artificial Intelligence Council, author of How to Talk to Robots
Michael Pellman Rowland, Partner and Head of Impact Investments at Baseline Wealth Management, Forbes contributor on sustainable food
Michel Rentenaar, Ambassador of Netherlands to Iraq; former Advisor to the Supreme Allied Commander of NATO; former Climate Envoy and Director for Climate, Energy, Environment and Water; former Director of the Provincial Reconstruction Team in Uruzgan, Afghanistan
Neema Kaseje, Surgeon and Health Systems Expert, Kenya
A panel of leaders share their advice and experience. Speakers include:
Ronan Harris, CEO of Google UK
Renee Mellow, Managing Director Accenture Marketing Operations
Questions from the audience.
The Women of the Future Programme connects next-generation female leaders from around the world and has done so for 15 years, supported by an extraordinary network of sponsors, partners and allies. At this year’s summit, we want to share the power of this network with our delegates, curating practical conversations about some of the immediate or longer-term challenges faced by our Summit attendees.
Delegates join their chosen session for a small group conversation. The four session categories are:
Leadership: meet global leaders, coaches and neuroscientists who can deepen your understanding of great leadership. Opening thoughts by Dr Claire Kaye, Executive Coach.
Raising money: meet global investors, financiers and accelerators who can advise you on how to navigate the system. Opening thoughts by June Angelides MBE, Principal at Samos Investments and Founder of Mums in Tech.
Finding new business: meet global entrepreneurs and senior business people who have developed their tricks of the trade. Opening thoughts by Stella Smith, CEO, Pirkx.
Raising awareness: meet journalists, expert campaigners and marketers who can advise you on your strategy. Opening thougths by Grant Fletcher, Chief Storyteller, WeAreStoryMakers.
Delegates join their second conversation group for the final session of the day. The four session cat.egories are:
Leadership: meet global leaders, coaches and neuroscientists who can deepen your understanding of great leadership. Opening thoughts by Sir John Peace.
Personal impact, networking and public speaking: meet super-connectors and thought leaders who can help you shine. Opening thoughts by Oli Barrett, The Connector Unit
Negotiating: meet trained negotiators from different walks of life for advice on securing the best outcome. Opening thoughts by Catherine Howarth, CEO, ShareAction
Managing change: meet the experts who advise leaders on navigating their teams through complexity and disruption. Opening thoughts by Nick Grant, Executive Director, Strategy and Transformation, Cancer Research UK.
