Adam Kingl is an expert and keynote speaker on the future of business.
One of his primary areas of research is on the work and leadership paradigms of Generation Y. This demographic composes half of the global workforce today and 75% by 2025.
Adam shines a light on the fundamental paradigm shifts that we will face in terms of what’s important to the world of business and how it will be led. This will be the subject of his book, ‘Next Generation Leadership’, to be published by HarperCollins in February 2020.
Related to the future of business, companies are concerned about how they can innovate in order to be prepared for the seismic shifts they will face.
Through this lens, Adam speaks from a practical perspective on topics such as how to improve strategic (business model) innovation, management (or leadership) innovation, and how successfully to leverage culture and engagement in work-life.
About Adam Kingl:
Adam is Managing Director at Duke Corporate Education, Europe.
Previously, he was the Executive Director of Thought Leadership at London Business School. He curated and transformed the School’s cutting edge thinking into many formats for a practitioner audience in order to impact how the world does business.
Furthermore, Adam was Executive Director of Learning Solutions at London Business School. He directed some of its flagship open enrolment titles including the Accelerated Development Programme.
He is also an Associate of the Management Lab / Management Innovation eXchange and was an Associate of Saatchi & Saatchi for two years.
Adam Kingl has consulted, designed and taught courses in areas including:
- Generational Paradigms of Work and Leadership
- Unleashing Personal and Team Creativity
- Management Innovation and Strategic Innovation
- Organisational Culture
- High Performing Teams
- Fulfilling Organisational Purpose
Adam holds degrees from London Business School, UCLA and Yale. He is a dual British-American citizen.
Keynote Speaker:
Adam Kingl has spoken at conferences including the Global Leadership Summit, FT-Coca Cola Enterprises Future of Sustainability Summit, HR Strategy Forum, HR Directors Business Summit, Strategic HR Network Leadership and Talent Conference, the HR Directors International Summit, CIPD Learning & Development Conference, CIPD Talent Engagement Conference, Arabian Society for HR Management, University Business Officers Summer Conference, PCMA Business School at IMEX.
He has also worked with organisations as diverse as the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, BBC, BP, De Beers, Disney, Ericsson, LVMH, Pixar, Tesco and Zurich.
As a keynote speaker, Adam’s speaking topics include:
Generation Y Paradigms of Work and Leadership:
There has been plenty of literature and discussion on ‘how to manage Gen Ys’.
If their paradigms of work and ‘how to be led’ are indeed very different to those of their managers of earlier generations, then surely how Gen Ys will lead their organisations in the near future will look and feel new.
Therefore, the nature of work and leadership is about to change in fundamental ways.
Strategic Innovation: Disrupting Your Industry with New Business Models:
We often hear about innovation in the context of inventing new products or services.
An innovation lever of senior executives, one that can transform business success, is reinventing the business model.
While the implications of strategic innovation can be profound, the process of identifying the industry-disruptive idea that reinventing one’s business can be very simple and approachable – it’s a matter of having different and better conversations.
Management Innovation: Are Your Management Principles Fit for the 21st Century?
Over the last century, business has modernised in almost every way except for how it organises, leads, coordinates and motivates its people.
Those organisations who have innovated their act of management are celebrated as pioneers and leaders in their respective industries.
Businesses can develop a formal method for reinventing their management, just as they’ve done for products and processes for decades.
Management breakthroughs can deliver incredibly powerful competitive advantages that are more sustainable than any other creative act.
Media:
He has contributed to and been interviewed by publications including The Financial Times, Sunday Times, Forbes, Fortune, The Guardian, Fast Company, Business News Daily, Business Strategy Review, European Business Review, Dialogue, Employee Engagement Today, City AM, Gulf News, Gulf Business, The National (UAE), Alrroya (UAE), People Management, Business Pioneer, Saudi Gazette, Trade Arabia, the South China Morning Post, the Hong Kong Economic Times, Management Today, HR Magazine (UK and Hong Kong), HR Grapevine, MEED Business Intelligence, Tokyo MX (television) and Edge – the Institute of Leadership and Management.
