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Last November we were delighted to welcome a panel made up of Lara Oyesanya, Group General Counsel & Company Secretary at World Remit, Anthony Kenny, Assistant General Counsel Corporate and CBS at GSK, Dan Kayne, General Counsel at Network Rail and Mark Smith, Director of Strategic Markets at LexisNexis.
The panel discussed what skills and capabilities in-house leaders need in order to navigate their teams through the ‘VUCA’ (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity) environment. Legal professionals who attended the session also voted on a series of questions which provided a greater insight into leadership within the legal environment. View the poll here.
Understanding and dealing with ‘VUCA’
Mark Smith, an expert in leadership and development, started off the session by delving into the four elements of VUCA, and providing a framework to help in-house leaders come up with concrete behaviours.
How can a legal team develop ‘Purpose’?
A legal team needs to be guided by a strong purpose. But how do legal leaders develop a clear, stable, purpose in a VUCA world? Our panel shared how they did just this. They also revealed their strategies for communicating and aligning this purpose with business stakeholders.
The agile workforce: Leadership and Management Challenges
The agile workforce is here to stay, but there will be leadership, cultural, and management challenges. Our panel went on to share their communication and collaboration techniques, including how they are embracing hybrid working.
Every quarter we bring together executive senior in‐house counsel in large organisations to share and develop best practice leadership. Working with peers, members explore cutting edge research‐based theory and experiences in a safe environment to enhance your leadership knowledge and practice.
Each session is tailormade, the agenda formed by The Leading Edge strategic advisory board formed of highly experienced and respected in-house counsel.
Find out more about the Leading Edge forum hosted by LexisNexis by registering your interest here.
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