The Institute of Directors is holding its January Breakfast this week in Guernsey, which will discuss challenges in making decisions during the current difficult conditions.
Cyrille Joffre, Chief Operating Officer of Sure, will look at the best way to make decisions in the current climate – described as VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous) – and, in a more opaque world, how to take advantage of volatility and uncertainty while dealing with and managing complexity and ambiguity.
The session will cover:
• Procrastination as a naturalistic risk-based form of decision-making
• How chaos can produce robust cooperation
• Why are there so many conspiracy theories?
• Risk is not measurable, but fragility is
• Decision-makers are part of the problem
Transformational coach Valerie Winn will also share her insights on the challenges of dealing with so much change and ambiguity. She will discuss the neuroscience behind our response to change and how to develop the skills to become more agile and resilient.
• The seminar will be held on Friday 15 January at 7.45am in the Colborne Room, Old Government House, St Peter Port, Guernsey. To book a place click here