Join an insightful panel discussion powered and led by ISPE’s Women in Pharma on "Leadership Agility: Adapting to the Evolving Landscape of the Pharmaceutical Industry. Throughout this hour-long discussion, seasoned leaders from diverse backgrounds come together to share their perspectives on navigating the rapidly changing landscape of the pharmaceutical industry. In an era marked by digital advancements, economic uncertainties, and unprecedented global challenges, the need for leaders to adapt and respond with agility has never been more crucial.

Our panelists, each with a wealth of experience in their respective fields, will delve into the key aspects of leadership agility, exploring how leaders can effectively steer their teams and organizations through constant change. From embracing innovation and fostering a culture of adaptability to making informed decisions amidst ambiguity, our panelists will offer valuable insights drawn from their own leadership journeys.

Topics to be covered include:

Adapting to Change: How do successful leaders navigate and embrace change, fostering a culture of agility within their teams?

Innovation and Creativity: Discussing the role of leaders in promoting a culture of innovation, and how agility contributes to staying ahead in competitive markets.

Decision-Making in Uncertainty: Exploring strategies employed by agile leaders to make informed decisions in situations of ambiguity and unpredictability.

Continuous Learning: Highlighting the importance of continuous learning for leaders and organizations, and how it contributes to innovation.

Building Resilience: Examining how resilient leadership plays a crucial role in overcoming challenges and setbacks, fostering long-term organizational sustainability.

Our panelists will share personal anecdotes, practical tips, technological resources, and lessons learned, providing the audience with actionable insights to enhance their own leadership agility.

Yara Ahmad Almouti

CEO and Projects Director, Agon for Training and Consulting

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