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Innovation in Management

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About this event

Even at the best of times, business leaders have an extensive list of management responsibilities to juggle. To achieve growth, so many factors require their attention: increasing productivity, building resilience, improving businesses processes, managing change, succession planning, enhancing communications, getting reward systems and culture right – the list is endless! Throw into the mix one of the most challenging economic situations in recent history and the job can feel pretty tough.

In this webinar, we’ll be looking at how innovation in management can help you succeed in all of these areas – even in the midst of a challenging economic climate. Professor Simon Mosey and Dr Lynn Oxborrow will share practical tips that managers can use today to continually add value to their companies.

Speakers

Simon Mosey - Nottingham University Business School 

Simon is Director of the Haydn Green Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. He is editor of the Journal of Technology Transfer and his research interests address technology entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship education and building a culture of innovation. He is co-author of the popular books, Ingenuity and Building an Entrepreneurial Organisation and has published his research within leading academic journals such as Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, Research Policy, Journal of Management Studies, Academy of Management Learning & Education and periodicals such as the Washington Post and the Financial Times. He is chair of the award winning Young Entrepreneurs Schemes that have developed the entrepreneurial skills of over 5000 academic researchers. Simon has led innovative programmes with entrepreneurs and managers globally and he has held research and management posts at BP and Courtaulds.

Lynn Oxborrow - Nottingham Trent University 

As a Principal Lecturer in Small Business and Supply Chain Management, Dr Oxborrow leads the operations and supply chain management subject group and lectures in supply chain management at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Her research interests focus on fashion industry supply chains and sustainable supply chain management, as well as the role of SMEs in the supply chain. Dr Oxborrow’s role also involves leading the NBS hub of the Enabling Innovation Programme, as well as the ‘Big House’ SME competitiveness project for Creative and Digital Industries. Both projects are funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).

 

Agenda

Time	Agenda item
8:15am – 8.30am	Join the webinar when you’re ready
8.30am – 9.00am	Keynote presentations
9.00am – 9.15am	Question and answer session
9.15am – 9.20am	Elevator pitches
9.20am - 9.30am onwards	Close

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Elevator pitches

After the main presentations, we will be offering a few short slots to those who want to make an elevator pitch to the audience. If you'd like to take a one minute slot to promote your business to the network, share your news, ask for feedback or recruit partners for a collaborative project, then contact the team. These slots are open to anyone, whether from a business, another organisation, or the university itself.

State Aid

This event is part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund 2014-2020 and is part of Productivity Through Innovation. This event is classed as State Aid to participating businesses, the value of which is up to £50.00, but is delivered completely free of charge to participants.

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