Leading in times of economic uncertainty

With global financial markets in crisis, credit markets frozen, and recession imminent, business leaders across industries are uncertain of what course to steer through the torrent. In order to chart the course for their organisations, leaders must reach a common understanding of the likely outcomes of the crisis, build consensus around a set of strategic options, create agree the way forward. Bridge offers a 1 day programme designed to help leaders better understand and respond to the challenges of economic uncertainty.

Faculty we have worked with:

• Nouriel Roubini

  Nouriel is a professor of economics at the Stern School of Business, New York University and a former White House advisor on financial and economic policy. He is one of few global economists to have foreseen the current crisis, and is widely regarded as a leading commentator on the subject. Nouriel specialises in the development of strategic scenarios for global organisations.

• John Armour

  John is a respected commentator on the legal services industry - specialising in capital markets and emerging market strategy. He is currently a professor of law and economics at Oxford University, and has extensive advisory and development experience in the private legal sector.

• Nelson Phillips

  Nelson holds the Chair in Strategy and Organisational Behaviour at the Tanaka Business School, Imperial College London, where he is also the Head of the Organization and Management Group. He is a widely published thought leader on strategy, innovation and client value creation, and has worked with many global companies in the areas of organsiational resilience and adaptability.