Alison Gill is a behavioural psychologist, triple Olympian and the co-founder of Bvalco, a board evaluation consultancy focused on helping boards become fit for the future.
‘What does COVID-19 mean for boards?’
In a recent interview on CNBC, Patrick Patrick Dunne, chair and author of ‘Boards’, stated that ‘There has never been a more testing time for Boards.’
He went on to explain:
‘ Covid-19 feels like SARs, 9-11 and the Financial crisis all rolled into one. The existential threat to businesses and more importantly to our colleagues, friends, families and selves is real. Lives and livelihoods are at stake. ‘
But what does this all mean for boards?
On Thursday 30th April, 12 – 12.45 pm (UK time) , Patrick and Alison Gill, behavioural psychologist & CEO of Bvalco will be taking part in an online discussion about what boards have learnt in the last few weeks, and where we go from here.
To join the discussion for the opportunity to put your questions live to Patrick and Alison, please click now to register your interest.
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Join expert panellists’, Chris Stamp, Alex Cameron, and Alison Gill as they discuss the importance of embracing dissent in board decision-making, challenging the misconception of unanimous agreement, exploring alternative decision-making methods, and managing conflict constructively.
Claire Beasley & Sue Willis invite you to an evening of networking and stories. 5th March 2024 6PM - 9PM The Century, 61-63 Shaftesbury Ave, W1D 6LQ
