Cybersecurity and climate change are just two of the megatrends global leaders need to be up to speed on today if they want their businesses to be successful tomorrow. Geopolitical uncertainties and the evolving workforce also must be top of mind. During the World Trade Center Institute's (WTCI) four-part 2022 AGILE conversation series, experts from the Mid-Atlantic will dive into these issues and discuss the innovative solutions they are using to navigate our ever-changing world.
All sessions will be in Baltimore, MD and livestreamed. They will include a 90-minute presentation and interactive discussion, followed by a networking reception. As each session is scheduled, more information will be posted on our website and social media channels.
Global executives need to navigate and understand a myriad of issues if they want to be effective leaders. To help them do so, WTCI brings together thought leaders who share their innovative solutions to the most pressing challenges facing global businesses and society. They use powerful personal stories, relevant case studies and more to inspire executives to face the challenges head on.
At past AGILE sessions, speakers have included former Under Armour Chief Operating Officer Colin Browne talking about supply chain and Tenable Chief Information Officer Brad Pollard talking about cybersecurity.
September 20, 2022 | 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Stories covering the “end of globalization” have surged after a decade of destabilizing worldwide events. Yet, the world trade volume index hit a new all-time high in 2022 and digital globalization is accelerating, with global data flows growing faster than the volume of traditional trade. As the world changes, topics like onshoring, supply chain diversification, digital transformation, regionalization, and security are top of mind for international business leaders. Leaders must continue to adapt to the rapidly changing nature of global business and partnerships in this age of acceleration. How can businesses leverage globalization’s failures and reorient for sustainable growth? Our expert panel will share insights and examples to help business leaders assess, prepare, and act in today’s rapidly changing global business landscape.
May 24, 2022 | 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
The COVID-19 pandemic shattered the traditional paradigm of how we work. The great resignation, onshoring, automation, AI, remote and hybrid work - are these trends permanent? Whether you call it the new normal, the next chapter, return to work, or re-entry, something has fundamentally shifted. As we reimagine work for a post-pandemic 21st century, many leaders are left wondering what’s next. How are businesses strategically responding to the changing nature of work, the workplace and the workforce? What should businesses be investing in and doing today to protect and prepare their businesses for tomorrow? Our expert panel discussed proactive strategiesto help business leaders stay one step ahead in meeting the needs of their business and most important asset: their people.
Featuring:
MindGrub
OPX
RSM US LLP
14 West
April 19 | 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Center Club - Baltimore, MD
Cybersecurity and climate change are just two of the megatrends global leaders need to be up to speed on today if they want their businesses to be successful tomorrow. Geopolitical uncertainties and the evolving workforce are also at the top of mind. Bruce McIndoe, a recognized leader in the risk management, intelligence and travel industries, framed the challenges and potential solutions. McIndoe was joined by two Mid-Atlantic executives who shared their thoughts on his remarks, with members of the audience joining the discussion.
Featuring:
McIndoe Risk Advisory LLC
Chief Innovation Officer
Jhpiego
Sponsorships are the best way to get your team engaged with the AGILE series. To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, contact Senior Director of Programs and Series Kristin Lewis.
Ruppert International was founded and is led by Todd Ruppert, who has an insatiable appetite for using innovation to address key global challenges. He also believes that strong leadership, as well as creating and supporting a culture of innovation and collaboration, are imperative for success. Ruppert was the CEO and president of T. Rowe Price Global Investment Services for 12 years. He is the chair of the WTCI Board of Directors
