with Ioannis Thanos, Professor of Management at Athens University of Economics and Business and

Yannis Mastrogeorgiou, Special Secretary for Strategic Foresight at Presidency of the Government

The fourth industrial revolution has already started. Recent developments in artificial intelligence, synthetic biology, nanotechnology, biotechnology and the sharing economy has already transformed the way business is done. Several jobs are already threatened by these key forces driving change and employees should develop new key skills to be able to adjust and succeed to the new dynamic environment.

A recent IBM poll of 1,500 CEOs identified creativity as the number 1 leadership capability of the future. Similarly, the world economic forum in their future of jobs reports list creativity as the most important skill that employees of the future should have.

Unfortunately, recent reports demonstrate that creativity and innovation scores have declined over the years.

Join us and you will learn how to:

• Develop further your creative and innovative skills
• Produce innovative and novel ideas
• Think outside of the box