Event Details

Join IMPM Professor Marco Tulio Zanini in this session on the relevance of trust in societies and within organizations.

IMPM Professor Marco Tulio Zanini, from Brazil’s FGV/EBAPE, discusses the relevance of trust in societies and within organizations. Trust is considered an element of informal coordination and a critical intangible asset to promote innovation, efficiency and better performance. Prof. Zanini asks to what degree changes taking place during the pandemic have impacted on trust within organizations. This short session will provide some concepts for leading & building high performance teams facing risk and uncertainty, and provide you with provocation, reflection, and ideas for action.

The International Masters Program for Managers (IMPM) is designed around managerial mindsets instead of functional silos and is taught by world-class faculty in five top international management schools, including Lancaster University Management School. This unique program leverages the collective wisdom of diverse participants and uses innovative pedagogical tools and personalized program support to enable behavioral change and create impact. The IMPM takes your learning beyond the confines of the classroom, brings it back into your work environment, and creates real and lasting change. With a modular format it minimizes time away from work and family.

This session is being delivered by two IMPM partner schools: McGill University's Desautels Faculty of Management and FGV/EBAPE.

The webinar will begin at 15:00 GMT / 11:00 EDT.