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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Collaboration in hindsight
- We all know what collaboration means
- Collaboration in art and science
- Technology and innovation
- 2021 PWC survey update
- A Neolithic management approach to innovation
- Post-it: 5 famous partnerships
- Airbus, Rolls-Royce and Siemens Team Up
- Collaboration An oversimplified term regarding what it involves
- Collaboration An oversimplified term regarding who it involves
- An era of ecosystems
- Strategic collaboration
- The curious case of 41 US Gourmet Food Trucks acting as a strategic group
- Coopetition- assess carefully
- A new era of Chief Collaboration Officers?
- Who should be your Chief Collaboration Officer?
- The importance of organisational architecture and collaborative leadership
- Collaboration in overdrive
- The Davos agenda 2022
- Relevance to the professional director and boards
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Topics Covered
- Innovation
- Partnerships
- Networks
- Business ecosystem
- Strategic collaboration
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Talk Citation
Vincent, K. (2022, January 30). The director as a collaborator [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved October 4, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/WCAN8354.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
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Transcript
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0:00
Hello I'm Kellie Vincent.
I'm the editor of this Henry Stewart Talk Series and Associate Dean for
teaching learning and student experience
at the University of Bedfordshire Business School.
This talk relates specifically to the director as a collaborator.
There are a number of other really good Henry Stewart Talks which look at helping you
improve your collaboration skills and I'd really
recommend that you take a look at those if you're interested.
They do differ from this talk and this talk encourages directors to think about why
collaboration is a core attribute and why you need to develop it and how,
when and why you collaborate should be considered a really essential strategic task.
0:40
We originally recorded this talk way back in
November 2017 when the world looks like
a very different place to how it does now in 2021.
The 2019 coronavirus pandemic really saw collaboration come into its own.
Without collaboration there would be
no vaccine produced in the shortest possible timescale,
we would not have seen calls to arms of the production of
ventilators leading to groundbreaking and swift developments,
and we certainly would not have seen the building of mega hospitals around
the world such as those we have in the UK which are called Nightingale hospitals.
OECD in their report focusing on science technology and
innovation and their outlook for 2021 specifically highlighted
that much collaboration on the COVID-19 battleground had been
initiated by scientists themselves and they share data and pooled resources.
The value of collaboration has certainly been
recognised and as such throughout this talk we still look at
the sort of the issues and topics we would have picked up in
2017 but we had a more contemporary flow to them.
We now know that more than ever,
the world can recover but only if collaboration becomes
a much more avidly employed manner in the way that we work.
It has to become a routine way in which
directors strategically think about their organisations.
More recently, the need for
country-level collaboration to ensure that everyone is protected
from COVID through the vaccine sharing schemes such as COVAX have to be recognised.
The dangers of vaccine nationalism have reinforced
the view that collaboration is an essential asset.
It's essential to turn times of crisis into times of opportunity.