This trendy topic had yielded over 160 sign-ups! The Alliance Manchester Business School Masterclass was conducted by Mr Stuart Wells, Executive Director, Client Relations – Executive Education, virtually on 14 June 2022. The highly interactive session focuses on the digital strategy model, digital people & skills, transforming remote working and developing digital capability in your organisation. It was designed to equip participants with an insight into the knowledge and practical skills required to proactively lead in the post-pandemic world.
The five key trends that Stuart covered were: The technology strategist, the innovative leader, the multi-specialist leader, the hybrid leader and the globally-minded localist. He shared valuable insights and information for each of these leadership qualities, and some thought-provoking ones for the participants to discuss in their break-out rooms.
SPEAKER PROFILE Stuart Wells Executive Director, Client Relations Executive Education, Alliance Manchester Business School
Stuart is a highly experienced Learning & Development Director and has over fifteen years’ experience in the design and management of highly customised corporate education programmes.
He has designed and managed global customised executive programmes for some of the world’s leading organisations including: BAE Systems, Bentley, Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), Intouch Holdings, NHS, Department for International Trade and British Chamber of Commerce.
Stuart joined executive education within Alliance Manchester Business School (Alliance MBS) in March 2015 as Head of Business Development. He is currently responsible for Client Directors and Business Development managers focused on Executive Education, consultancy and sponsorship within Alliance Manchester Business School. The team work with a range of major corporate clients to understand their critical business challenges and organisational needs and develop and deliver customised learning solutions to help them address these.
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