Bill Lang presents to Singapore Institute of Management (SIM)
3 September 2010
SIM Breakfast Briefing with Mr Bill Lang : World’s Best Practices for Rapid Productivity Growth
Future growth in Singapore lies in increasing productivity in every sector and innovation in serving export markets. But what exactly is productivity within the context of an organisation? What is innovation? Can these concepts be measured, what processes and skills are needed to become world class in productivity and innovation management? What can we learn from global players like Apple, Google, South West Airlines, Yellow Tail and others?
The Path to Rapid Productivity Growth is available to leaders adopting such best practices as:
• Knowing Customers Better Than Themselves
• Uncovering Competitors Blind Spots
• Unleashing Employee Minds and Hearts
• Transforming Your Leadership Style and Performance
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Date
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September 3, 2010 (Friday)
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Time
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08:30 am - 10:00 am
Registration and networking breakfast from 8am
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Venue
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Sheraton Towers Singapore
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Fee
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S$130.00/S$150.00 (SIM CEO / Senior Management/Non Members CEO / Senior Management)
(Inclusive of a copy of Scores On The Board)- SIM Membership Event Pass - not applicable
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Deadline
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August 27, 2010
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Enquiries
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Jacqueline Low - 6248 9448 jacquelinelow@sim.edu.sg
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About the Speaker
Known internationally as "the Skills Architect", Bill Lang has written the best-selling book Scores on the Board – The 5 Part System for Building Skills, Teams and Businesses and his company Bill Lang International works with clients in over 50 countries to achieve Best in World, Best in Europe and Best in Asia Business Awards and growth. Bill’s World’s Best Results work has been featured in international print and electronic media, including News Corporation, CNBC and Bloomberg.
His first business was selling hot dogs in Melbourne and he went on to graduate top of his Harvard MBA Class as a Baker and Fulbright Scholar. Prior to founding Bill Lang International he worked with KPMG, McKinsey & Company and co-founded a $120m Technology Joint Venture with AT&T in Silicon Valley. Outside of work, he is a passionate Liverpool supporter, kids sports coach and father of three energetic children.