strategy leaders forum uae 2015
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Mastering Strategy Execution for Business Growth and Organisational Agility
Explore the latest regional and international thinking on strategy execution
Build agility into your strategy and be responsive to rapidly changing market conditions
Avoid strategy implementation failures by eliminating the common causes
Link the impact of strategic execution to your organisation’s bottom line
Develop actionable strategies in the Middle East to drive successful business growth
To Register contact Sowmya Tel: +971 4 4072730 / Fax: +971 43352718 / Email: [email protected]
26 – 30 April 2015The Address Dubai MallDubai | UAE
Book Before15 January to Save up to $2,498
#StrategyLeaders
International and Regional Strategy Leaders
Presenting For the First Time
Rita McGrathGlobally Recognised Expert on Innovation and
Strategic Management
Back by Popular Demand
Jeroen De FlanderOne of the World’s Most Influential Thinkers on Strategy Execution
Ahmed AljaberiStrategic Planning Director
Al Ain Municipality
Ayesha Al JunaidyDirector of Corporate Strategy
DP World
Yatin PahwaVP - Product StrategyDeutsche Telekom
Dirk RichterSenior Advisor - Strategy Division Health Authority Abu Dhabi
Maher AbouzeidCEO Turkey & Middle East
GE Healthcare
Jérôme DroeschCEO
AXA Insurance
Khaled Al-AboodiCEOICD (KSA)
Peter FortCEORAK Freezone
Technology ParTner SofTware ParTner aSSocIaTe SPonSorS
EVENT AT A GLANCESuNDAy
26 April 2015MoNDAy
27 April 2015TuESDAy
28 April 2015WEDNESDAy
29 April 2015ThuRSDAy30 April 2015
Pre-Forum Workshops
A. Business Model Generation
B. Business War GamingC. Strategy Execution for
Middle Managers
Strategy Leaders Forum Post-Forum Workshops
D. BSC ExecutionE. Change Management
for StrategistsF. Project Management
for Strategists
Strategy for Business Growth and
Competitiveness
Featuring Rita McGrath
Innovation, Agility and Execution in the Middle East
Featuring International Keynotes and the CEO Panel
Focus on Balanced Scorecard Implementation
Featuring Jeroen De Flander
Business growth and geographical expansion are dominating executive agendas for most businesses in the Middle East. However, with a volatile business climate and increasing competition from cross-border companies, managers are looking at strategy techniques to help them take advantage of new opportunities as well as build strategic competitive advantage in their organisations. More and more, strategy executives are required to build organisational agility into their strategy frameworks to ensure they are prepared to respond timely to any changes in their environment.
Similarly, governments in the GGC are increasingly pushing for improved organisational performance measurement and management in public sector organisations. The side-effects of these challenges include managing talent and performance, embedding strategy in organisation culture, engaging with middle management, leading change and mitigating risks.
Running for over a decade, the Strategy Leaders Forum brings the world’s elite thinkers in the fields of strategy and innovation to the Middle East’s business community. 2015 is no exception with a mix of high-profile thought leaders as well as regional CEOs and strategy practitioners. The Forum facilitates dialogue to address the region’s strategy formulation and execution challenges. Join the conversation and be at the top of your game.
n Professor at Columbia Business School and a Strategic Management Society Fellow for her ground-breaking intellectual contribution to the field of Strategic Management
n Ranked #6 in the Top Ten Management Thinkers in the World by Thinkers50n Fresh from her Keynote address at Stanford CPD’s “The Strategic Execution
Conference 2014”n Received the 2013 Distinguished Achievement Award of Strategy by Global
Management Award Thinkers50n The End of Competitive Advantage listed as the #1 Business Book of the Year
by Strategy + Business Magazine and Best General Book by 800CEOREAD
Rita McGrath MoNDAy, 27 April 2015
Jeroen De Flander
n Jeroen De Flander is one of the world’s most influential thinkers on strategy execution
n He has helped more than 23,500+ managers in 35+ countries master the necessary execution skills
n He has shared the stage with strategy gurus like Michael Porter, Costas Markides and Roger Martin, three of the world’s top 50 thinkers
n His latest book ‘The Execution Shortcut’ is a critically acclaimed masterpiece on the practicalities of making strategy happen!
WEDNESDAy, 29 April 2015
BuSiNESS STRATEGy iN ThE MiDDLE EAST: iT’S TiME FoR oppoRTuNiTy AND AGiLiTy
The World’s Latest Thinking at the Middle East’sLeading Strategy Forum
To Register contact Sowmya Tel: +971 4 4072730 / Fax: +971 43352718 / Email: [email protected]
08.30 Registration and Morning Coffee
08.55 Chairman’s Welcome Address
09.00 iNTERNATioNAL KEyNoTE: Recognising and Capturing Growth Opportunities Created by Trends in the Region and Beyond Examine a case study from a fast thinking and dynamic organisation. Deutsche Telekom’s UK subsidiary is joint owner of EE, which was the UK’s first 4G mobile broadband network. This case will explore how the organisation systematically identifies and acts upon quick market opportunities and examines how this methodology can be applied to the Middle East
Yatin Pahwa, Vice President - Product Strategy & Business Development, Deutsche Telekom
Focus: Recognising Strategic Opportunity
09.30 GURU MORNING: The End of Competitive Advantage and the New Strategy Playbook
For years, the ultimate goal of strategy was presumed to be a ‘sustainable’ competitive advantage. Strategy when advantages are not sustainable, however, can be just as powerful. It does require completely different approaches to budgeting, resources, and talent management, as
well as an increased emphasis on creating a pipeline of innovations. This talk describes some of the counter-intuitive aspects of dynamic strategies, for example that it may make sense to sub-optimize some processes in the interests of preserving flexibility.
Rita McGrath, Associate Professor of Management, Columbia Business School
Focus: Strategic Growth Focused Execution
10.30 Morning Break and Speed Networking
11.00 GURU MORNING: Using Discovery Driven Planning to Develop Agile Strategies When Data is Not Available
Discovery Driven Planning is a planning and learning process that helps executives systematically convert assumptions to knowledge so that they can access significant opportunities while containing risk. The core premise of the method is that when there isn’t enough information to develop a conventional business plan, the thrust of planning must instead be on learning, while at the same time reducing cost and risk.
Rita McGrath, Associate Professor of Management, Columbia Business School
Focus: Agility For Growth
12.00 A Roadmap to Strategy Execution This session gives a deep understanding of how to put together
a comprehensive roadmap for strategy implementation, which is the key to strategy success. The crucial role of milestones to this process will be evaluated and delegates will learn how to set specific ones for your organisation. We also look at the challenges in executing strategy and how they can be overcome. Lastly, for those further along to process, we will look at opportunities for further advancement
Jude Chagas Pereira, CEO, IYCON Focus: Integrating Strategy
12.30 GOVERNMENT EXCELLENCE: Achieving Strategic Excellence through a Strategic Delivery Office at Statistics Centre Abu Dhabi (SCAD)
SCAD has managed to transition from being a start-up into becoming the benchmark for other statistical offices in the region, due to a prolific implementation of strategy. In this presentation, Khaled explains how a rigorous focus on strategy and execution, and establishing a Strategy Delivery Office played an essential role in this success story. Delegates will learn how this can be applied to their own organisation.
Khaled Ali Alsafi Al Hashmi, Executive Director, Strategy & Excellence Sector, Statistic Centre Abu Dhabi
Focus: Strategic Excellence Through SDO In The Government Sector
13.00 Lunch and Networking Break
14:00 Achieving Global Strategic Alignment At DP World As one of the UAE’s most successful international companies, DP
World provides an excellent case study for strategy practitioners in the region. This presentation will examine the methods used to develop strategic frameworks to create alignment. It will demonstrate the value created by the alignment process. It will also cover the use of scenario planning models to understand uncertainties in the international environment and how to develop contingency strategies for them.
Ayesha Sultan Al Junaidy, Director - Corporate Strategy, DP World Focus: International Strategic Alignment
14.30 CSo pANEL: ‘The Bottom Line’ How a Top CSO Drives Profitability and Can Prove It!
Strategy execution is challenging and consumes the time and resources of people at all levels of the organisation. This panel will focus on how Chief Strategy Officers can demonstrate the ‘Bottom Line’ impact of implementing strategy to achieve ‘buy-in’ at all levels. The following questions will be discussed:
Can you easily demonstrate how successful strategic execution improves efficiency in an organisation?
How do you link strategic initiatives to your ‘Bottom Line’? What skills, behaviours and results does a CSO need to show to raise
the profile of strategy execution in a business? Maha Maisari, Vice President of Corporate Strategy, Jumeirah Group Khaled Ahmed, Chief Planning Officer, Economic Zones World Abhishek Dhingra, AVP - Business Strategy, First Gulf Bank Yatin Pahwa, Vice President - Product Strategy & Business
Development, Deutsche Telekom Focus: Linking Strategy To Business Performance
15.10 Afternoon Networking Break
15.40 Producing Effective Operational Plans from StrategyTypical of a family business in the region, Mazrui Holdings is a privately-held diversified holding company that operates across numerous industries and asset classes. Delegates will get a unique insight into how the organisation breaks down their strategic initiatives into executable plans - cascading goals and objectives into business unit level routines – and developing metrics and communication processes to track an initiative’s progress Naser Sultan, Manager Strategy & Performance, Mazrui Holdings Focus: Strategy Execution in A Family Conglomerate
16.10 Making Changes to a Strategy Implementation That Isn’t Working The country’s largest non-life insurance company will share learnings
on making adjustments to an existing strategy implementation, including how to identify problems and make the changes required to fix a challenging implementation. You will discover how to communicate progress upwards and downwards and investigate the on-going process of reviewing your organisation’s strategic execution and alignment capability.
Daniel Whitehead, Director - Medical Strategy, Daman Focus: Fixing A Broken Implementation
16.40 GOVERNMENT EXCELLENCE: Developing the Most Effective KPIs to Drive Change in Your Organisation
Health Authority Abu Dhabi has recently begun a performance and metrics transformation. This highly informative session will discuss Dr Richter’s experiences of achieving performance management success in the German public sector and how this can be translated to the Middle East region.
Dr. Dirk Richter, Senior Advisor Strategy Division, Health Authority Abu Dhabi
Focus: KPIs and Metrics In The Government Sector
17.10 Scenario Planning and Strategy Execution Using Big Data Analytics at ADWEA
A visionary session on using analytics to identify reasons for low performance, and to understand the causes and effects of strategic assumptions. Mohamed will examine possibilities in leveraging Big Data to help you predict scenarios and develop indicators to identify early if a strategy is on course or not. You will also see a utilities based example of how to use data to mitigate the risk of strategy failure.
Mohamed Guidoum, Senior Business Planner, ADWEA Focus: Big Data For Strategy Selection
17.40 End Of Day One
DAy oNE - StrAtegy leAderS Forum MoNDAy, 27 April 2015
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08.30 Registration and Morning Coffee
09.00 Chairman’s Welcome Address
09.05 iNTERNATioNAL KEyNoTE: Focusing on Innovation to Differentiate in Highly Competitive Markets
One of Britain’s largest and most respected banks, Barclays, has been innovating for over 300 years - from launching the world’s first ATM machine in 1967, through to current innovations in mobile payments. This case study gives a fascinating insight on using innovation to drive your differentiation strategy, in the context of a highly competitive market.
Sunil Dixit, Head of Group Digital Strategy, Barclays Bank (UK) Focus: Innovating In Competitive Markets
09.35 CEo pANEL: Differentiation and Developing USPs in Increasingly Competitive Markets
The GCC market is attracting more and more competition from international companies who see growth opportunities in the region. How do you ensure your products and services compete? This panel will explore differentiation and why it matters more than ever. Top regional CEOs will discuss how to better understand your customers and how to use strategic processes to align your business to focus on increasing customer value.
Roberto de Diego Arozamena, Chief Executive Officer, Abdul Latif Jameel Energy
Khaled Al-Aboodi, CEO, The Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector
Maher Abouzeid, President & CEO Turkey & Middle East, GE Healthcare
Jérôme Droesch, CEO - Gulf & Middle East, AXA Insurance Peter Fort, Chief Executive Officer, RAK Free Trade Zone
Authority Focus: Competitive Strategy Excellence
10.15 Morning Networking Break
10.45 GOVERNMENT EXCELLENCE: Developing a Strategy Execution Team at Al Ain Municipality
This presentation will cover the key issues that need to be considered when defining the structure of a ‘Strategy Execution Dream Team’. You will assess the different skills sets required and how to find and nurture the necessary attitude, beliefs and knowledge within your team and the wider organisation. You will look at setting milestones and KPIs that are directly linked to executing your strategy in a fair and transparent way.
Ahmed Abdulla Aljaberi, Strategic Planning Director, Al Ain Municipality
Focus: Strategy Excellence in The Government Sector
11.15 Strategic Models for Geographic Expansion In this session, delegates will learn how to evaluate opportunities
for entering new markets using scenario planning and risk management techniques – with a focus on the Middle East and Africa. It will look at the process of identifying and prioritising opportunities and how to integrate this process into your organisation’s strategy model.
Rikin Khamar, Enterprise Group Strategy & Operations Manager Hewlett Packard
Focus: Capturing Growth Opportunities
11.45 ‘Picking the Winners’ Using Metrics To More Accurately Evaluate Strategic Options
A key focus priority for organisations is how to prioritise and select between opportunities. This case study will scrutinise how one of Saudi Arabia’s leading infrastructure developers has successfully pursued power and water development opportunities in Saudi Arabia and the wider Arabian Gulf region. This presentation will look at the latest thinking and tools for initiative management and setting universal metrics for quantifying the potential of strategic initiatives.
Rajiv Yadav, Head of Global Strategy and Performance Management, ACWA Holdings
Focus: Evaluating Strategic Initiatives
12.30 Lunch and Networking Break
13.30 CSo pANEL: Developing Your Human Capital and Ensuring Your Strategy ‘Lives’ in Your Organisation
Our expert strategy and organisational effectiveness panel will review best practices in change management, with a focus on people, as the key enablers that drive successful implementation. Our panel will discuss ideas on how to bring your people along – exploring processes for dialogue and communication to ensure your employees understand their crucial role in the strategic process and your organisation’s future success.
Mohamed Guidoum, Senior Business Planner, ADWEA Ramakrishna Movva, Head Strategic HR & Organisational
Capabilities, Emirates NBD Dirk Richter, Senior Advisor Strategy Division, Health Authority
Abu Dhabi Khalil Issa, Managing Director, ADC Energy Systems Declan Ball, EVP - Head Organisational Effectiveness, Abu Dhabi
Commercial Bank Focus: Strategic Human Resources and Capabilities
14.15 Cascading Strategic Execution through Acquisitions This presentation examines the key considerations, from a
strategy execution view point, that need to be considered when integrating a new acquisition. Particularly, Neeraj will discuss common challenges and obstacles to this process and assess methodologies to make the embedding of strategy in the new business unit efficient and able to quickly deliver shared value.
Neeraj Makin, VP Head - Group Strategy, Emirates NBD Focus: Acquisition Strategic Alignment
14.45 Driving Value through Strategic Alignment in Joint Ventures JVs are crucial for growing in many global markets. This session
will explore the implications on strategy execution. Delegates will examine models for cascading strategy through JV partnership, as well as the common strategic challenges in JVs and how to overcome them.
John M. Quirk, Executive Project Director, Ma’aden Alcoa JV Aluminium Projects
Focus: Strategy Execution Implications for Joint Ventures
15.15 Afternoon Refreshments and Networking Break
15.45 Interactive Roundtable Discussions Roundtable A – Setting KPIs for Strategy Success Roundtable B – Change Management Roundtable C – Strategy Execution in the Government Sector Roundtable D – Strategic Execution in Egypt
16.30 DUAL CASE STUDY: Building Strategic Capability and Strategic Execution through PMO
Discover two approaches to dealing with the challenges associated with strategic execution and the case for the Strategic Project Management Office (PMO). Learn the imperatives for a Strategic PMO. Discover how to maintain focus on critical initiatives. Understand how to measure benefits effectively and be proactive and agile. You will explore ways to overcome institutional and cultural challenges for Strategic PMOs in the Middle East
Case Study A: Scott Ellis, Head of Portfolio Management, Al Tayer Group
Case Study B: Srikanth Murthi, Head of PMO, Qatar Development Bank
Focus: Strategic Project Management Office
17.20 End of Day Two
DAy TWo - StrAtegy leAderS Forum TuESDAy, 28 April 2015
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08.30 Registration and Morning Coffee
08.55 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
09.00 BSC MASTERCLASS: 20 years Balanced Scorecard: What Works and Why: Practical Insights from the Field
� why the Balanced Scorecard became the 6th most used management instrument in the world
� 9 things every leader should know about the Balanced Scorecard
� Beyond the Balanced Scorecard: how to integrate the outcomes into the individual objective setting cycle
� re-measure: the value of KPIs is overrated - learn a different approach to measuring success. find out how to clean your dashboard and keep only those indicators that matter
Jeroen De Flander
10.00 Morning Networking Break
10.30 BSC MASTERCLASS: Balanced Scorecard 2030: What Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame Companies Will Do Next � a strategy map is not a strategy: how to test where you stand
today and start a steep learning curve � from measuring strategy to a holistic 4 benefit Balanced
Scorecard approach � The Upstream and Downstream Balanced Scorecard movement
– where will you go? � why change Management will become more important and
how to become really good at it � 3 Balanced Scorecard trends: how to get yourself in pole
position Jeroen De Flander
12.30 Networking Lunch
13.30 Strategic Initiative Management: Taking Your Balanced Scorecard to the Next Level
� why Strategic Initiative Management has been ignored by senior leaders in the past
� how Strategic Initiative Management significantly increases the chances of successful strategy execution
� Practical ways to prioritise and select strategic initiatives, and connecting them to your Balanced Scorecard
� why it is crucial to include risk Management in all your strategic initiatives
Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez, professor Duke Corporate Education and Director Head of PMO, GlaxoSmithKline
15.30 Afternoon Networking Break
16.00 Unlocking the Magic Formula: Strategy Execution and Technology Corporater examines the benefits of deploying as Enterprise
Performance Management system – which is a holistic system for managing performance. They discuss how companies can deliver exceptional results through effective technology selection and implementation. Delegates will explore practical examples from leading global organisations.
Tor Inge Vasshus, CEO, Corporater, Norway Focus: Technology for Strategy Execution
16:30 Winning Strategies for Engaging Employees and Embedding the BSC in Your Organisation
Don’t short change your strategic plan. Often strategic plans are formulated either organically or by consultants and treated as an end product that just ‘sits on the shelf’. This session will highlight some simple considerations using the BSC planning process to embed strategy in your organisation.
Dr Fadi Trabzuni, Vice President, Innovation and Growth Programs, Cristal
Focus: Embedding the Balanced Scorecard
17.00 Outstanding BSC Execution and Alignment at AW Rostamani Automotive
AW Rostamani Automotive is the only private sector company in the UAE to have been inducted into the Hall of Fame for BSC strategy execution. Mahamad will examine the key success factors for strategy execution, including: defining the long term strategy and developing a world class organisational framework. He will explore cascading the corporate strategy into all subsidiary companies and strategic business units, as well as aligning employee incentives.
Mahamad Rafique Nadaf, Head of Business Excellence & Business Development, AW Rostamani Group
Focus: Aligning The Balanced Scorecard
17.30 Closing Remarks from the Chair
DAy ThREE - BAlAnced ScorecArd dAy WEDNESDAy, 29 April 2015
Rajiv YadavHead of Global Strategy and Performance Management
ACWA Holdings
Daniel WhiteheadDirector, Medical Strategy
Daman
Abhishek DhingraAVP - Business Strategy
First Gulf Bank
Declan BallEVP- Head Organisational
EffectivenessAbu Dhabi Commercial Bank
Khaled Al HashmiExec Director, Strategy &
Excellence SectorStatistic Centre Abu Dhabi
John M. Quirk Executive Project
DirectorMa’aden Alcoa JV
Aluminium Projects
Khaled AhmedChief Planning Officer
Economic Zones World
Scott EllisHead of Portfolio
ManagementAl Tayer Group
Srikanth MurthiHead of PMO
Qatar Development Bank
Mohamed GuidoumSenior Business Planner
ADWEA
Ramakrishna Movva PhDHead, Strategic HR & Org
CapabilitiesEmirates NBD
SpEAKERS AND pANELiSTS iNCLuDE:
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pRE-FoRuM WoRKShopS SuNDAy, 26 April 2015
WORKSHOP A
Rethink and Innovate Your Strategy Using Business Model Generation Methodology
While many organisations in the GCC have had a stable model for a number of years, the changing dynamics of today’s economic and social market are rendering current business models unsustainable and obsolete. The financial crisis, globalisation, digitisation, access to information and changing consumer behaviours have transformed the way corporate and Governments need to think about and respond to their customers. New innovative business models are required to keep meeting expectations of the 21st century customer.
This practical facilitative workshop will explain how organisations can use the ‘Business Model Canvas’ to drive innovative business models and robust strategies. It will enable you to challenge your existing models and design new strategies that reach new audiences and customers. The team will also explain how to use the canvas to innovate and start developing new business models for the future.
Led by:Carlos Guevara, Partner, ShiftIN PartnersRoberto Wyszkowski, Partner, ShiftIN Partners
WORKSHOP B
Business War Gaming – Simulation Based KPIs and Performance Management Workshop
Business models, competitive dynamics and strategic challenges vary dramatically from one business to the next. Effective performance management and KPIs are essential building blocks for successful strategy execution. This high impact, experiential learning workshop will use war gaming techniques to provide a hands-on approach to identifying, selecting and aligning KPIs to organisational strategy.
You will go-through one of the most competitive and intense workshop experiences working in small teams to take multiple decisions in a simulation exercise. Using performance dashboard, live market and share price indicators to align performance management in your virtual business to its agreed strategy.
Led by:Taimur Kiddie, Director – Middle East & Africa, BTS
WORKSHOP C
Middle Managers’ Role in Strategy Implementation - The Lynchpin Of Success
You can have the greatest strategy in the world, but if you cannot implement it, it is not worth the paper it is written on. While senior leaders are the mastermind of strategy, middle managers are the lynchpin of strategy implementation. It is said that the “the devil is in the details”. Hence, it is extremely important that middle managers are able to tailor an execution plan which effectively supports strategy.
This workshop is designed with the aim to enhance middle managers’ capabilities in translating strategy into actions.
This highly, engaging interactive and results orientated workshop employs group discussion, paired sharing, individual reflection, mini case studies and videos to help participants acquire strategy execution know-how and skills. Led by:Robin Speculand, Bridges Business Consultancy
poST-FoRuM WoRKShopS ThuRSDAy, 30 April 2015
WORKSHOP D
Balanced Scorecard Execution Workshop– Linking Strategy to Budgeting and Talent Management
This is an interactive workshop where practitioners can advance their knowledge of the Balanced Scorecard concepts. The smaller group setting will provide an ideal environment to tackle individual questions in more depth and group exercises will enhance learning and ‘take-away’ output.
The first session will guide you through the concept and rationale of the BSC, its context, key aspects, various applications, the cascading of BSC to align employees to the overall organisation. The second session will look at the development process including planning and output design; it will also examine how to align existing strategic and operational plans with budget, as well as specific methodologies including the Balanced Scorecard Institute’s 9 steps. Session three will look at how to use the BSC model to its best effect, including ‘ownership’, management leadership, Rules of Engagement and dynamic scorecard development.
Led by:Eddy Abou Chakra, Managing Partner, Vanguards Consulting
WORKSHOP E
Change Management Skills for a Fully Embedded Strategy Execution Programme
No organisation has a strategy that requires us to stand still. In a rapidly changing world, littered with unexpected surprises, it is critical for every organisation to manage change. Organisations that respond best to change usually emerge as the “winners”. But whilst there is widespread recognition of the importance of change, there is an equally widespread concern that change management (“CM”) is difficult to implement successfully. So if strategy execution is a critical requirement for the future, and change is a key element of strategy execution, how can we use the BSC to address the inherent challenges of the subject? Understand what “change management” is and why it is so important for strategy execution? Learn how to align change management within the Balanced Scorecard. How can we measure / assess change management as a “measure” within the Scorecard? Identify and manage the common barriers to successful change management. Understand the “output” aspect of change management (“benefits management”) and how to assess the effectiveness of change management.
Led by:Alan Fell, Managing Director, Alan Fell Consultancy
WORKSHOP F
Practical Project Management Concepts to Improve Your Strategy Execution
This workshop focuses on how organisations can significantly increase the achievement of their strategic objectives by implementing key project management concepts to identify, align, score, prioritise and select project initiatives. The OSM can learn a lot from project management tools and techniques to ensure that strategic initiatives are chosen in alignment with the overall strategy and are followed through until they deliver value to the organisation.
Through a mixture of examples and interactive exercises, attendees will learn how to execute strategic initiatives by implementing key project management concepts in your organisation today.
Led by:Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez, professor Duke Corporate Education and Director Head of PMO, GlaxoSmithKline
Choose one Pre-Forum Workshop and one Post-Forum Workshop to improve your strategy execution.
Registration opens at 08.30. Workshops run from 08.30 until 14.30, when lunch will be served.
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corporater is a specialised vendor for Balanced Scorecard and Performance Management software solutions that are flexible, ready-to-run, and that can be easily managed and configured by business users. founded in the year 2000, corporater has over 1000 customers from all key domains with an international presence in over 29 countries through its offices and strategic partnerships. corporater recently established its operations in Dubai to support and grow key partnerships in Uae. corporater ePM Suite is a Palladium Kaplan-norton Balanced Scorecard certified Software. Business in control: corporater is changing the way people view corporate performance management software solutions. our slogan is Business in control - we deliver solutions that are fully managed and configured by corporate users. we believe that the focus should be on how you run your organisation – not on the technology. Strategy-driven Performance Management: By placing strategy at the centre of corporate performance management, corporater enables a holistic approach to strategic execution by harmonizing performance disciplines, such as operations, budgeting, risk management, quality, etc.
SofTware ParTner
BTS is a world leading strategy implementation consulting firm. The company accelerates execution by ensuring the workforce is aligned to the strategy, has the right mind set, and has mastered the capabilities needed to deliver business results. BTS leverages customized business simulations and experiential learning initiatives to develop the leadership, business acumen, business innovation and sales skills necessary for superior strategy execution. Partnering with today’s leading corporations, BTS consultants bring passion and deep industry insight to deliver high-impact solutions that help clients achieve better results, faster.
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VangUarDS is a specialized management consulting firm offering deep functional knowledge spanning strategy formulation and execution, business process management and information technology services. we assist our clients in charting a roadmap for the future and aligning their operations and resources to achieve their vision. VangUarDS leads clients through restructuring and turn-around situations to achieve breakthrough results. word of mouth referrals and numerous repeat clients are a testament of our dedication and success.
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Iycon is a transformational technology solutions company whose mission is to serve businesses and governments, by delivering high quality strategic execution services, through world class technology tools, expertise, best practice methodologies and continued quality support. Iycon’s mission, “Sustaining your adaptive advantage™” is geared to help companies discover and maintain their competitive advantage, as well as empowering them with the ability to master change. Iycon is a leader in improvement & delivery of performance management execution, as well as a preferred performance execution partner for government & private corporations. we understand how to provide solutions which work for our customers. we deliver more than products, and we add value to these products through our best practice implementation methodology, and empower the customer team to take full ownership of the product, and the initiative being driven by the product. Iycon is the Strategic Value added Partner for QPr Software across eMea, the asian Subcontinent, north america & oceania. QPr Software is specialized in operational development of private and public sector organisations whose mission is to help our customers to become agile and efficient in their operations. QPr offers software solutions and services in areas of enterprise architecture development, process modelling and analysis as well as performance management.
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To Register contact Sowmya Tel: +971 4 4072730 / Fax: +971 43352718 / Email: [email protected]
(Formerly known as IIR Middle East operating in the region for over 20 years)
Informa Middle East, Level 20, Sheikh Rashid Tower, Dubai World Trade Centre, PO Box 9428, Dubai, UAE
STRATEGY LEADERS 2015 SUNDAY 26th APRIL 2015 27th & 28th April 2015 29th April 2015 30th April 2015
Please choose your session
pWorkshop A or pWorkshop B o r
pWorkshop C
pStrategy Leaders Forum
pBalanced Scorecard
Day
pWorkshop D or pWorkshop E or
pWorkshop F
DELEGATE PRICE Register by 15th Jan Register by 19th Feb Register by 26th March Register after 26th March
p5 Days Entire Event*
US$ 5,299 BEST BUY!
US$ 5,499
US$ 5,699
US$ 5,899
pAny 4 Days US$ 4,499 US$ 4,699 US$ 4,899 US$ 5,099
pAny 3 Days US$ 3,599 US$ 3,799 US$ 3,999 US$ 4,199
pAny 2 Days US$ 2,398 US$ 2,598 US$ 2,798 US$ 2,998
pBSC Day or 1 Workshop Day US$ 1,499 US$ 1,599 US$ 1,699 US$ 1,799
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Call: +971 4 4072730
PRIORITY REGISTRATION FORM
Please complete the registration form and E-‐mail to: [email protected] or fax to the attention of (Sowmya Yellappa)
on Fax number: +971 4 335 2718 For any queries; call Tel Direct: +971 4 4072730
PAYMENT DETAILS A confirmation letter and invoice will be sent to you on receipt of your registration form. Please note that payment must be received
before the event date.
Upon receiving invoice my preferred mode of payment will be: Cheque p Bank Transfer p Credit Card p
These terms and conditions apply to delegate registrations for all conferences and public training courses (each an "Event") organised by Informa Middle East. Please read them carefully as they contain important information. By submitting your registration you agree to be bound by these terms. If you do not agree to be bound by these terms Informa will be unable to accept your registration.
1 Your registration constitutes an offer to Informa to attend an Event. All registrations are subject to acceptance by Informa which will be confirmed in writing (including but not limited to email). A contract between Informa and you will only be formed when this confirmation is sent to you (whether or not it is received) provided that if confirmation is not sent within 14 days of us receiving your registration, it will be deemed to be confirmed unless we notify you otherwise. Informa reserves the right to refuse to accept any registration.
2 Payment for the Event must be received in full by Informa in accordance with Informa's payment terms from time to time in force but in any event not later than 48 hours before the Event. If payment in full is not received before the Event, Informa reserves the right at its sole discretion and without liability either to require payment as a condition of entry to the Event or to refuse entry to the Event. No refunds of any proportion of fees already paid (if any) will be made and any balance of the fees will remain due and payable where entry to an Event is refused under this condition 2.
3 Discounts for group registrations are only valid for the number of delegates specified. If the number of delegates attending the Event is less than the number specified in the group booking (either as a result of cancellations prior to the Event or as a result of delegates failing to attend the Event), Informa reserves the right to revise the fees in line with the number of delegates actually attending the Event in accordance with Informa's published prices then in force and require payment of such fees in accordance with the terms of condition 2.
4 Prices for each Event are correct at the time of publication. Informa reserves the right to change the prices at any time but changes will not affect registrations which have already been confirmed by Informa.
5 Registrations cancelled after confirmation by Informa but more than 7 days before the Event are subject to a $200 administration charge. Registration fees for registrations cancelled 7 days or less before the Event must be paid in full. If you fail to attend an Event, the full fees remain payable and no refunds will be given. Informa reserves the right to cancel any registration after confirmation in which case all fees paid will be refunded. You acknowledge that the refund of registration fees is your sole remedy in the event of cancellation of your registration by Informa and all other liability is expressly excluded.
6 Substitutions are welcome at any time but in all other respects delegate registrations are issued for your personal use only. You may not purchase registrations as agent for any third party or sell or otherwise transfer your registration to others, or exploit the registration commercially or non-commercially in any way.
7 You may transfer your registration for a training course to an alternative course provided that the alternative course takes place within 3 months of the date of the original course. Transfers are subject to availability and to the payment of any additional fees due in respect of the alternative course. You will not be entitled to any refund when you transfer to an alternative course. You may only transfer between courses once. We regret that we cannot accept cancellations once you have transferred to an alternative course and any fees will be remain payable in full. We regret that we cannot accept the transfer of registrations between conferences.
8 Informa reserves the right at any time to change the format, participants, content, location and timing or any other aspect of the Event, in each case without liability.
9 Informa reserves the right to postpone or cancel an Event at any time for any reason whether or not due to causes beyond its reasonable control. Where an Event is postponed, your registration will be valid for the postponed Event if you wish to attend. Where Informa postpones or cancels an Event (and you no longer wish to attend the Event where it has been postponed), you will entitled to receive either a credit note or a refund in respect of the full registration fees at your discretion. You acknowledge that the credit note or refund of registration fees (or the continued validity of your registration if you choose to attend a postponed Event) is your sole remedy in the event of postponement or cancellation by Informa and all other liability is expressly excluded.
10 Informa reserves the right without liability to refuse admission to, or to eject from the Event, any person in its absolute discretion, including (without limitation) any person who fails to comply with these terms and conditions or who in the opinion of Informa represents a security risk, nuisance or annoyance to the running of the Event. You agree to comply with all reasonable instructions issued by Informa or the venue owners at the Event.
11 Delegates requiring visas should contact the hotel they wish to stay at directly, as soon as possible. Visas for non-GCC nationals may take several weeks to process.
12 All unauthorised photography and the recording or transmitting of audio or visual material, data or information is expressly prohibited. You consent to filming and sound recording and photography of the Event as a delegate and you consent to the use by Informa of any such recording or photography any where in the world for promotional, marketing and other purposes.
13 The personal information which you provide to us will be held by us on a database and may be shared with other companies in the Informa Group and selected third parties in the UAE and internationally for direct marketing purposes. For more information about how we use the information you provide please see our privacy policy at www.informa-mea.com/privacy-policy.
14 Informa excludes all liability for loss, injury or damage to persons or property at the Event. All indemnities, warranties, terms and conditions (whether express or implied) are excluded. Informa accepts no liability for any loss or damage whatsoever that you may suffer in connection with or arising from the Event whether direct, indirect or consequential (including but not limited to loss of profit, loss of business or any other type of economic loss) or otherwise. If Informa is liable to you for any reason, Informa's total liability to you in relation to the Event (whether under these terms or conditions or otherwise) is limited to the amount of the registration fees paid by you to Informa. The limitations and exclusions in this condition 13 only apply to the extent permitted by applicable law.
15 Informa reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions from time to time and you will be subject to the terms and conditions in force at the time you submit your registration.
16 These terms and conditions will be governed by the laws of the Emirate of Dubai and such federal laws of the UAE applicable in the Emirate of Dubai and disputes under or in connection with them shall be subject to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of Dubai.
I agree to Terms and Conditions (as below) and confirm this registration: Signature: