Imagine a WORLD IN WHICH EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE AUTOMATED, IS AUTOMATED…
Not far from now, intelligent algorithms will affect decision making at many levels – be it in the private or business life. These changes will fundamentally change the nature, practice and challenges of leadership.
The Future Lab brings together business executives, digital natives, entrepreneurs and researchers join forces to anticipate how leadership will change with the rise of artificial intelligence and robotics. The goal is to develop a joint vision for current and future leaders to prepare themselves, their teams and their entire organization for the transition to come.
The Future Lab consists of two parts: An open session with the FLI Community on May 23rd 2019 and a small-group expert colloquium on May 24th 2019.
Date And Location
OPEN CO-CREATION SESSION
- May 23rd, 2019 | 5pm - 9pm
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Munich (Plug & Play Tech Center)
Balanstraße 73/ House 10
81541 Munich
- May 24th, 2019 | 9am - 5pm
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MLI Leadership Institute München
Isarwinkel 6, 81379 München
FUTURE lab, PART I | OPEN SESSION
On the evening of May 23rd, we invite business executives, innovators, entrepreneurs, researcher and highly talented students to an inspirational and interactive co-creation session. The evening combines in-depth inspirational input from exciting speakers with interactive elements to jointly think about the future. In this way, we harness the potential of all perspectives of participants. Together with our experts, we will discuss and develop ideas regarding the following questions:
- What is the role of leadership in the post-digital era?
- How will careers and hierarchies look like in hybrid human-machine ecosystems?
- What is the responsibility of current and future leaders to master the transition towards the AI age?
- Which competences are key to thrive in the future?
OUR SPEAKERS
Dr. Anabel Ternès von Hattburg
Anabel is founder and CEO of several tech companies and social initiatives in several countries, amongst them GetYourWings gGmbH, a social impact organisation teaching future competences through workshops, computer games and e-learning. She is heading the International Institute for Sustainability Management (IISM), is program director and professor for E-Business and Communications Management, and co-founded the German Initiative for Healthy Digitization and the Human Face of AI. Anabel is an author of many books and articles, as well as speaker with the main focus on digitization.
Can-Peter Meier
Can-Peter is Co-Founder and Director of Abbeyfield Morgenstern Consultancy. He worked in several executive and sales roles at Microsoft and other companies in tech and trade across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific. Over 10 years entrepreneurship and experience in strategic digital imperatives like enterprise software, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. Can-Peter is a licensed sailor (he did hold an oar in his hand before being able to walk) and advanced Scuba Diver. He works and travels between Singapore and Munich.
Dr. Clara Neppel
Clara is the Senior Director of the IEEE European office in Vienna, where she is responsible for the growth of IEEE’s operations and presence in Europe, focusing on the needs of industry, academia, and government. She serves as a point of contact for initiatives with regard to technology, engineering and related public policy issues that help implementing IEEE’s continued global commitment to fostering technological innovation for the benefit of humanity. She contributed as a speaker to several events at the European Commission and Parliament on AI, Blockchain and IoT.
AGENDA
| 05:00 pm | Arrival and Welcome |
| 05:30 pm | Pioneer Talks Meet and discuss with leadership and AI experts. |
| 06:30 pm | Co-Creating the Leadership Profile of the Future Discuss the following topics with other participants and co-create ideas for the future of leadership:
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| 08:00 pm | Time for Networking |
FUTURE lab, PART II | EXPERT COLLOQUIUM
On May 24th, we invite a small group of experts and thought leaders (max 15 participants) from the areas of leadership, future of work, and artificial intelligence for a 1-day colloquium. We will use the insights of the Future of Leadership research (20+ interviews with global thought leaders and co-creation sessions) to anticipate how leadership will change with the rise of artificial intelligence. We will develop a joint vision for current and future leaders to prepare themselves, their teams and their entire organization for the transition to come. The contents developed during the day will be integrated in our final publication “A Leader’s Guide to the AI Age” [working title] by the end of the year. All participants will be mentioned as contributors in the publication.
In cooperation with
CONFIRMED EXPERTS
Dr. Hendrik Brakemeier
Hendrik Brakemeier is Senior AI Strategist at the appliedAI Initiative. He assists companies in answering technical and strategic questions concerning artificial intelligence and machine learning. Before joining appliedAI, Hendrik obtained his doctorate in the Software and Digital Business Group at Darmstadt Technical University, where he worked on the economics of data-based business models. He also worked for Accenture in the Analytics Strategy and Transformation division.
Dr. Anabel Ternès von Hattburg
Anabel is founder and CEO of several tech companies and social initiatives in several countries, amongst them GetYourWings gGmbH, a social impact organisation teaching future competences through workshops, computer games and e-learning. She is heading the International Institute for Sustainability Management (IISM), is program director and professor for E-Business and Communications Management, and co-founded the German Initiative for Healthy Digitization and the Human Face of AI. Anabel is an author of many books and articles, as well as speaker a focus on digitization.
Sebastian Morgner
Sebastian Morgner is an expert on the subject of leadership and strategy design. He is fascinated by how to bring objectives and strategies to life in ways that motivate people to act. After his university degree in Mannheim/Germany and Budapest, he started in management consulting. Later on, he established the online business of an investment company and was responsible for the business development and marketing policy of the German HypoVereinsbank.
Dr. Clara Neppel
Clara is the Senior Director of the IEEE European office in Vienna, where she is responsible for the growth of IEEE’s operations and presence in Europe, focusing on the needs of industry, academia, and government. She serves as a point of contact for initiatives with regard to technology, engineering and related public policy issues that help implementing IEEE’s continued global commitment to fostering technological innovation for the benefit of humanity. She contributed as a speaker to several events at the European Commission and Parliament on AI, Blockchain and IoT.
Can-Peter Meier
Can-Peter is Co-Founder and Director of Abbeyfield Morgenstern Consultancy. He worked in several executive and sales roles at Microsoft and other companies in tech and trade across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific. Over 10 years entrepreneurship and experience in strategic digital imperatives like enterprise software, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. Can-Peter is a licensed sailor (he did hold an oar in his hand before being able to walk) and advanced Scuba Diver. He works and travels between Singapore and Munich.
COLLOQUIUM AGENDA
| 09:00 am | Arrival and Welcome |
| 09:30 am | Insights from Global Thought Leaders The Future of Leadership team presents results from in-depth interviews with over 20 global thought leaders. Joint reflection about the most relevant aspects. |
11:00 am | The Leadership Profile of the Future In small groups, we will work on the following topics:
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| 01:00 pm | Lunch |
| 02:30 pm | A Leader’s Guide to the AI Age We jointly derive recommendations for current and future leaders to thrive in the age of intelligent machines. |
| 04:00 pm | Presentation and Discussion of Results |
| 17:00 pm | Closing and Reflection |
WHO Should ATTEND?
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Business executives
who are curious to think ahead -
Future of Work / New Work ambassadors
who are seeking new inspiration -
Digital transformation experts
who are looking to exchange with peers -
HR practitioners
with a focus on learning and leadership development -
Entrepreneurs and innovators
who are eager to shape our future economy -
Researchers and highly-talented students
of all disciplines
WHY SHOULD YOU attend?
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LEARN
about different scenarios how the rise of artificial intelligence will disrupt the future of work; -
THINK AHEAD
what leadership means in 20 years; -
TRANSFER YOUR NEW INSIGHTS
to co-create a vision of leadership in the digital era; -
EXCHANGE WITH PEERS
from different backgrounds to challenge your own perspective, such as industry experts, entrepreneurs, researchers, or digital natives;
Participation Fees for Expert Colloquium
Impressions
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All pictures by Duygu Bayramoglu MEDIA.
THE FLI ANNUAL GRAND CHALLENGE 2019
Each year, the FLI community selects a pressing issue of leadership, our so-called annual “Grand Challenge”. Global thought leaders, senior executives, and selected talents from leading universities join forces in an exciting co-creation process with one shared ambition: Generating valuable insights and future-proof strategies how leadership can unlock the true potential of individuals, teams, and organizations. The insights of the annual topic will be published in a joint publication (open source).
Our Grand Challenge in 2019
Yes, Mr. Robot! – Leadership and the Rise of Intelligent Machines
The rise of intelligent machines brings about unprecedented challenges and opportunities for individuals, organizations, and our society at large:
- How will the rise of intelligent machines impact the future of work and leadership?
- What are the most important levers to prepare your stakeholders for the [virtual] future?
THE FLI THINK TANK EVENTS
The Future Lab is one of three milestone events in our annual Grand Challenge. The BIG THINK DAY took place on March 21st and the Annual FLI Conference will take place on November 6th and 7th.
In the meantime...
… we are busy conducting 30 interviews with the most brilliant global thought leaders in the field to provide you with the best possible insights.
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