Description
Booking is now closed at 40 persons. If you would like to attend, we could probably accommodate one or two more.
Many engineers don’t have the visibility and influence they rightfully deserve. During this session you will learn how to develop the key competencies needed to ensure you have the ear of the Board, make things happen and get the recognition you deserve. You will learn how to play the political game and the art of influencing others. You will also take away tools that will help you to focus on what is important and challenge the status quo. In essence you will learn how to develop personal power.
Dr Robina Chatham is a chartered engineer, neuroscientist, former CIO, Visiting Fellow at Cranfield School of Management, author and founder of Robina Chatham Ltd. She offers executive coaching and training interventions aimed at helping technical leaders to increase their personal effectiveness and their impact at Board level.
Date: Thursday 3rd May 2018
Time: Refreshments from 18:30. Lecture at 19:00. Ends around 20:30
Venue: Lecture Room 4, Cambridge University Engineering Department, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1PZ (directions).
Parking: There is limited parking available on site. There are a few parking places at the front of the site and further places at the rear. If you have a disability that makes it difficult to walk, please contact us to request a parking place near the door.
All welcome. Free to attend. Booking required - please book above.
This event is organised by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Cambridge area.
Speaker(s)
Robina qualified as both Mechanical Engineer and Neuroscientist. She started her career in the shipbuilding industry, where she pioneered the introduction of computing to the shop floor. She then followed a career in IT, which culminated in the position of European CIO for a leading merchant bank.
Address
Lecture Room 4, Engineering Department, Cambridge University
Trumpington Street
Cambridge
CB2 1PZ
United Kingdom