Join Dr David Eggleton and Dr Angela Gao from the University of Sussex Business School for July's Educational Seminar.
'Dynamic conditions for project success'.
Dr David Eggleton
Lecturer in Project Management with Innovation Studies
This presentation identifies organisational, professional, and socio-economic dynamic conditions that can enhance project outcomes and explores how project professionals and project-based organisations have already applied them.
We highlight opportunities for project management organisations and professionals to improve project success and project outcomes, including prioritising informal mentoring, improving data analysis and decision making with technology and AI, and establishing knowledge management roles for more effective learning from past projects. For project professionals, this work advises on specific mindsets and activities that can help to support and develop their teams. These activities can help to ensure that their projects create a legacy that can underpin long-term organisational success.
'Embedding Sustainability to Your Business Strategic and Financial Decisions: Why and How'
Dr Angela Gao
Lecturer in Accounting
This presentation will share some knowledge on why and how small and medium enterprises (SMEs) need to take actions to embed sustainability to their strategic and financial decisions. The presenter will also facilitate discussions on:
o Why sustainability matters in terms of value creation and profit creation in the long term?
o What are the current popular sustainability practices and typical difficulties for SMEs?
o What are implications of rewiring the economy towards sustainability for SMEs' financial decisions?"
Venue: Jubilee Theatre, The University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton BN1 9RH
Date: Friday 28th July
Time: 11.00 - 12.00
NB: This event is free for gdb Members and Non-Member Guests who have purchased a Members Meeting Guest Ticket.
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