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Peter Drucker Forum moving fully virtual
The 12th Global Peter Drucker Forum, planned as a hybrid event, is now moving to become a fully virtual one. It is a move that has become unavoidable given current travel restrictions, corporate travel bans, and new policies for large gatherings. The good news is that months of work have gone into ensuring a very rich interactive online experience – for both plenary sessions and small group events. Note, too, an important programming change: the full integration of what had been a pre-conference “extra” into the main event, making for a truly rewarding two and a half days of content. In today’s crisis-ridden world, this will be a “Drucker Moment”, bringing much needed voices, common sense, and sound judgment to come to the fore. Join us from wherever you are to support our mission to help strengthen leadership everywhere. All best wishes Richard Straub and the Drucker Forum Team |
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The benefits for full members include a 30% discount for the Full Digital Package. Members also have access to exclusive round tables during the year with top level thinkers.
Watch summaries of recent round tables on The Future of the Office, chaired by Andrew Hill, and #LiveWithTheVirus, chaired by Julia Kirby. Join our core community and subscribe to become a member here. |
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We see it as our obligation and privilege to host an assembly of management practitioners and thinkers ready to provide leadership in the spirit of Peter Drucker’s human-centered worldview.
Our top visual shows a subset of this amazing group: Eduardo P. Braun, Tiffani Bova, Scott Cook, Gemma D’Auria, Tamara Erickson, Gary Hamel, Margaret Heffernan, Roger L. Martin, Stanley McChrystal, Miriam Meckel, Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Efosa Ojomo, Fleur Pellerin, Paul Polman...
See all speakers and moderators here. |
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We are proud of our longtime partnership with HBR. The 2020 HBR Drucker Forum series launches with the article Leaders Need to Harness Aristotle’s 3 Types of Knowledge co-authored by Roger Martin, Richard Straub and Julia Kirby.
You can read the French language version here. Don’t miss new, debate-shaping contributions on the Drucker Blog by Miriam Meckel, Rod Collins, Alex Adamopoulos and Vlatka Hlupic.
Our hashtag #DruckerForum gives you quick access on Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook, Instagram, and other social media to content published in preparation for this year's Forum. |
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