Events

THE POWER OF INTERGENERATIONAL LEADERSHIP Prof Anneloes Raes

Joining us in April, IESE Professor of Managing People in Organisations Anneloes Raes will lead a discussion on “The Power of Intergenerational Leadership"

The masterclass will open up learnings for business leaders around the changing expectations of newer generations in the workplace, the challenges of creating cohesion in intergenerational teams and the self-management required when addressing purpose and relationships in this new environment.

This masterclass event will include a case study discussion, an interactive workshop and a Q&A session with recently retired Kilkenny hurling manager Brian Cody (ALP 2017) around integrating young talent and staying ahead of the game.

Join this masterclass and learn:

* How leaders can engage effectively with the changing expectations of new generations

* How to address the challenges of creating cohesion in intergenerational teams

* The self-management that is required when building relationships within top teams

* The motivational power of purpose for emerging talent

* How to address the growing trend of 'quiet quitting'

Professor Anneloes Raes

Professor Raes is Head of the Department of Managing People in Organisations, IESE Business School and holder of the Puig Chair of Global Leadership Development. She holds a PhD in Organizational Behavior from Maastricht University and a M.A. in Psychology at the Radboud University Nijmegen in the Netherlands. Her research expertise includes the fields of top management teams, teamwork, self-management, and leadership. Her work has been published in academic journals such as the Academy of Management Review, Journal of Applied Psychology, Human Relations, and Small Group Research, and was awarded with various grants and awards. It has also been featured in press outlets, including the Financial Times and La Vanguardia.

Brian Cody

Legendary Kilkenny hurling boss Brian Cody is considered one of the greatest Irish sporting managers with an unrivalled record of success. During his decorated time in charge of the Cats he led Kilkenny to 11 All Ireland senior hurling titles, 10 National League wins and 18 Leinster titles over a 24-year period. Having stepped down from his inter-county role last August, Brian was quickly back in the fray when answering the call of his club side James Stephens for the current season.

Location

Kilkea Castle, Castle View, Kilkea Demesne, Castledermot, Co. Kildare, R14 XE97