Exhibitions / Congresses

Executive Leadership Summit 2019

Australia, Sydney - November 26 - 29, 2019
Back for its second year Executive Leadership Summit 2019 focuses on the core learnings of an MBA with practical, experience-based keynotes and case studies from the leaders of Australia?s most successful companies. With sessions on leadership, strategy, innovation, operations, marketing, people and change management, this is the only event you need to fine tune your all-round leadership skills or take them to the next level.

Take control of your leadership capability. Become the leader your organisation needs at the Executive Leadership Summit 2019.
Date(s)
November 26 - 29, 2019
Venue
Shangri-La Hotel, 176 Cumberland St
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Terberg YT222
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