
Time: June 10, 2009 from 6pm to 7pm
Location: Robinson College
Street: Grange Road
City/Town: Cambridge
Website or Map: http://www.robinson.cam.ac.uk…
Event Type: cambridge business lecture
Organized By: Neil Davidson
Latest Activity: Jun. 11, 2009
Sir Fred Goodwin pushed Royal Bank of Scotland into the ABNAmro deal.
Tony Blair took Britain into Iraq.
Lord Browne, ex CEO of BP, lied in court about where he met his boyfriend.
Matthew Broderick, head of the operations centre responsible for crises in the US, reported, 12 hours after Hurricane Katrina had flooded New Orleans, that the levees had not been breached and went home for the night.
Jo Whitehead will explain why capable leaders make these kinds of dumb decisions and asks if we can do anything to help reduce their frequency.
Jo Whitehead has been Director of Ashridge Strategic Management Centre, part of Ashridge Business School, since 2005. Previously, he was on the faculty of London Business School and a consultant at Boston Consulting Group. He has an MBA from Harvard Business School, has a PhD from London Business School in business strategy and organizational behaviour and was a Fulbright Scholar.
He is co-author of “Think Again: why capable leaders make bad decisions and how to stop it happening to you.”
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[Note that Jo Whitehead will be giving this talk not Andrew Campbell, but it's impossible to change the title of this post without changing the URL and breaking all the links]
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