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Participation in the 2014 Drucker Forum & Feed-back
Some 400 participants from 48 countries participated in the 2014 Forum (in addition some 2200 were registered for the live-stream).
According to the survey conducted after the Forum some 90 % of the participants indicated that they would come back to the Forum in 2015 (50% - certainly, 40% - probably). We could not hope for a better feed-back!
Documentation of the 2014 Forum
The 2014 Drucker Forum brought a rich output of profound thinking, wisdom and practice oriented knowledge. We are delighted to make this documentation publicly available. Please find the key links below.
- The Video Library (including the Conference Synopsis)
- The Photo Gallery
- Presentations and Speeches (as received to date from speakers)
- Articles and reports from the Forum - international media, blog posts, reports from participants, social media and newsletters
- Two BBC broadcasts - one with speakers (Can We Manage) and one with Drucker Challenge Winners (Young Horizons)
- The Forum book list and preannouncement of Drucker Forum related books by Herminia Ibarra (including a pre-read), Andrew Keen and Charles Handy
We have started a blog series on the Drucker Society Europe Blog with contributions relating to the 2014 Forum - we invite participants and those who follow via the video library and by using the documentation to provide blog posts with their feed-back on the Forum. The blog post should focus on takeaways and conclusions from the Forum. Please send suggested posts (800 - 1000 words) to events@druckersociety.eu with the subject line "GPDF14 - Blog proposal". An editorial review and moderation of the series will be provided. However, we don't guarantee the publication of all suggested posts. Ideally we would like to see some good online discussion resulting from this "Post-Forum Series".
Save the date for the Drucker Forum 2015 - November 5 and 6 in Vienna
Theme for 2015 will be the increasing tension between the Tsunami of digital technology and a human centred world view. Technology Enhanced Humanism should express the aspiration that digital technology has two sides - it may be threat for jobs but it may also be an unprecedented opportunity for innovation (including management innovation) with the human being in the centre.
Thank you for your continued interest in the Global Peter Drucker Forum. We wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. Enjoy the Holiday Season and maybe you can take the time to watch some of the inspiring contributions of world class speakers in 2014 and read some of the great articles that have been published.
Your Global Peter Drucker Forum Team
Peter Drucker Society Europe, Registered Office: Augasse 9, 1090 Wien, Austria,
contact@druckersociety.eu