Ashridge in Jersey Event - 15 and 16 October

Ashridge in Jersey

The Royal Yacht Hotel
Caledonia Place, The Weighbridge, St Helier, JE2 3NF

Thursday 15 and Friday 16 October 2009

Ashridge has a long standing connection with businesses on both Jersey and Guernsey. As such we would like to take this opportunity to invite you to spend some time with Ashridge face to face. Ashridge is one of the world’s leading business schools. Ranked UK number one for customised education by the Financial Times, Ashridge develops managers from around the globe to enhance the success of individuals, organisations and wider society. It offers open and tailored executive development, qualifications, research, e-learning, consulting and coaching. Ashridge services are directly applied to organisational realities and challenges.

Programme

This free of charge event will provide you with an opportunity to learn about the latest Ashridge product offering and hear latest research from one of Ashridge’s senior members of faculty, including:


  • Ashridge perspective on the Recession & how leaders navigate their way through
  • Learning your way out of crisis
  • Leadership in uncertainty


To join us at this event, please reserve your place by contacting Mike Davis by email at: mike.davis@ashridge.org.uk

Thursday 15 October
17:30
  • Informal drinks reception (optional)
    Lazy Jack Lounge
20:00
  • End
Friday 16 October
09:30
  • Registration and coffee -
    Celestial Hall North
10:00
  • Welcome and Ashridge overview
10:45
  • Coffee
11:00
  • Main session: In the thick of it? - Eve Poole
12:30
  • Q & A
12:45
  • Lunch and networking

Eve Poole BA(Hons), MBA

Eve Poole

Eve is Deputy Director of the Ashridge Public Leadership Centre, having joined Ashridge in 2002. She teaches across the Ashridge portfolio of open and tailored programmes and in the public, private and voluntary sectors. Eve's focus is on leadership, emotional intelligence, personal development and ethics. Eve was the architect of the Ashridge Future Leaders Experience and remains interested in how to accelerate learning. She teaches ethics on the MBA Business and Society module and is finishing a PhD at Cambridge University in capitalism and theology which connects with her interest in workplace spirituality.