Ivey Executive Education Presents: Learning In Action

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Hosted by Ivey Executive Education, Learning in Action explores current topics in leadership and organizations. In this podcasting series, we invite our world-class faculty and a variety of industry experts to deliver insights from the latest research in leadership, examine areas of disruption and growth, and discuss how leaders can shape their organizations for success.  To learn more about Ivey Executive Education and the services we offer, visit us at https://www.ivey.uwo.ca/executive-education/.

  1. 25 SEPT.

    In Conversation with Christian Dippel: Developing Competitive Edge with AI

    Over the past few years, AI technology has exploded into the mainstream, with new platforms and applications emerging at an exponential pace. As organizations rush to adopt these tools, many are grappling with deeper questions around how to approach AI strategically—beyond experimentation and surface-level implementation. In this session, we sit down with Ivey Professor Christian Dippel to explore what it means for leaders to think critically and act decisively in an AI-enabled world. Dippel shares insights on how to identify meaningful opportunities for impact, understand the broader organizational implications of AI, and navigate the gap between hype and real-world application. Host: Bryan Benjamin, Executive Director, Ivey Executive EducationGuest: Christian Dippel, Associate Professor of Business, Economics, and Public Policy, Ivey Business School For more insights and information on our programming, visit: https://www.ivey.uwo.ca/executive-education/

    39 min

  2. 26 AOÛT

    In Conversation with Adam Fremeth: Strategic Foresight for Uncertainty

    Successful organizations plan to drive sustainable, long-term performance, but with the world moving faster and major disruptions, such as geopolitical turmoil, weather disasters, and digital innovation, occurring at an escalating frequency, the practice of strategic planning has become increasingly challenging for leaders across all sectors. Wracked with uncertainty for what the next ten, five, or even one year ahead will look like, how can leaders plan for future success? In this episode, we discuss how leaders can develop organizational strategy for foresight and decision-making, emphasizing the importance for building for adaptability. Gain practical insights for developing strategies under pressure that support organizational resilience, fostering team dynamics that are able to thrive and adapt effectively through disruption, and building skills for mapping possible outcomes and pursuing the right opportunities. Host: Bryan Benjamin, Executive Director, Ivey Executive EducationGuest: Adam Fremeth, Associate Professor, Business, Economics, and Public Policy, Ivey Business School

    33 min

  3. 5 JUIN

    Leading Resilience and Managing Risk

    In this episode of Learning In Action, host Bryan Benjamin sits down with Dr. Laurel Austin, Associate Professor of Management Science at Ivey Business School, to explore how organizations can effectively build business resilience, identify and manage risks, and develop strategies for sustainable, long-term success.  Listeners will gain practical insights on how to build an organizational culture that embraces business resilience, including the importance prioritizing long-term outcomes over short-term financial metrics. Further, she explores the psychology of risk preparation, decision-making in crisis, and how leaders can effectively navigate new forms of disruption. For more information and insights, visit https://www.ivey.uwo.ca/executive-education/ Host: Bryan Benjamin, Executive Director, Ivey Executive EducationGuest: Laurel Austin, Associate Professor of Management Science, Ivey Business School

    20 min

  4. 20 MAI

    Innovation and Creativity in the Digital Age

    In this episode of Learning In Action, host Bryan Benjamin sits down with Dr. Shane Wang, Associate Professor of Marketing at Ivey Business School, to explore the role of innovation and creativity in leadership within the digital age. They delve into how leaders can unlock innovation within their teams and leverage cutting-edge technologies and data-driven strategies to maintain a competitive edge. For more insights, visit: https://www.ivey.uwo.ca/executive-education/

    21 min

  5. 11 MAI

    Resilient Leadership: Strengthening Teams in Times of Uncertainty

    In a world of constant disruption, resilience isn’t just about bouncing back—it’s about adapting, leading, and sustaining high performance under pressure. In this livestream for Global Ivey Day 2025, we'll explore psychology of resilience at both the personal and team levels, focusing on how leaders can foster a culture of adaptability, psychological safety, and sustained well-being.  Drawing on cutting-edge research in organizational behaviour and leadership, our expert panel will share practical strategies to help leaders navigate uncertainty, build trust, and empower teams to thrive—even in the face of adversity. Whether you’re leading through economic shifts, industry upheaval, or everyday challenges, this conversation will provide actionable insights to strengthen your leadership and the resilience of those around you. For more insights, visit: https://www.ivey.uwo.ca/executive-education/ Host: Bryan Benjamin, Executive Director, Ivey Executive Education Guests: Zoe Kinias, Associate Professor, Organizational Behaviour, Ivey Business SchoolHayden Woodley, Assistant Professor, Organizational Behaviour, Ivey Business SchoolDusya Vera, Professor, Strategy, Ivey Business School & Executive Director, Ian O. Ihnatowycz Institute for Leadership

    35 min

  6. 16 AVR.

    Mastering Communication for Leadership Impact

    Effective communication is both an art and a science—a fundamental skill that drives success in business, leadership, and life. In this episode, Bryan Benjamin sits down with Dr. Kanina Blanchard, Assistant Professor in Management Communications and General Management at Ivey Business School, to explore what sets great communicators apart, emphasizing that authenticity and genuine connection are the cornerstones of impactful leadership communication. Kanina unpacks the science behind effective messaging, from decoding your audience’s needs and crafting persuasive narratives to overcoming common communication challenges and refining your delivery for maximum impact. The conversation also examines the evolution of 'leadership presence', moving beyond traditional 'executive presence' to a more inclusive, authentic approach with practical tips that enable leaders to connect, engage, and inspire with confidence. For more insights, visit: https://www.ivey.uwo.ca/executive-education/Host: Bryan Benjamin, Executive Director of The Ivey AcademyGuest: Dr. Kanina Blanchard, Assistant Professor, Management Communications & General Management

    20 min

  7. 3 AVR.

    Leading Responsibly: Towards a Global Community

    In today’s volatile business landscape, leaders must navigate uncertainty with agility, integrity, and resilience.  In this episode developed in collaboration with NOVA School of Business and Economics, we bring together top faculty from both institutions explore key themes, including ethical decision-making, leader character, and sustainable business strategies. Whether you're an executive, manager, or aspiring leader, this discussion offers valuable insights into leading with impact during times of change. Guests: Kanina Blanchard, Assistant Professor of Management Communication and General Management at Ivey Business SchoolDusya Vera, Professor of Strategy at Ivey Business School and Executive Director of the Ian O. Ihnatowycz Institute for LeadershipRicardo Zozimo, Assistant Professor of Management and Organizations at NOVA School of Business and EconomicsFor more information and insights, visit https://www.ivey.uwo.ca/executive-education/

    37 min

  8. 25 MARS

    Advancing Neuroinclusion: Strategies for Workplace Inclusion

    Neurodiversity in the workplace isn’t just about inclusion—it’s about tapping into a wellspring of talent that remains overlooked. In this episode, we revisit a compelling panel conversation hosted by Rob Austin, Professor of Information Systems at Ivey Business School at the 2024 Ivey Talent Leaders Forum. From reshaping hiring practices to breaking down cultural stigmas, our speakers share firsthand experiences and bold strategies for creating environments where neurodivergent employees don’t just survive but thrive. For more insights, visit: https://www.ivey.uwo.ca/executive-education/ Host: Rob Austin, Professor of Information Systems at Ivey Business School Guests:  Nyamusi Lee, Director of Neuroinclusion Strategies and Global Head of Autism At Work at JPMorgan Chase & Co.Moish Tov, CEO of JoyDew

    32 min
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Hosted by Ivey Executive Education, Learning in Action explores current topics in leadership and organizations. In this podcasting series, we invite our world-class faculty and a variety of industry experts to deliver insights from the latest research in leadership, examine areas of disruption and growth, and discuss how leaders can shape their organizations for success.  To learn more about Ivey Executive Education and the services we offer, visit us at https://www.ivey.uwo.ca/executive-education/.

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