The Henley Forum Members event - Securing and sustaining connections Part 1: Collaborative connections
Connections are more important than ever. During 2021, we will be exploring the vital topic of ‘securing and sustaining connections’ from different angles. The theme of sustaining human connections in a socio-technical world will underpin it all.

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Date | 8 July 2021 |
Time | 11:30-16:30 (Timezone: Europe/London) |
Venue | Online |
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In Part 1, our focus is enhancing collaborative connections to enable knowledge flow, organisational learning, innovation and change. How do we secure and sustain those valuable collaborative connections in the normal course of our work?
- as we work together across different times and places? (asynchronous)
- when we come together in meetings? (synchronous)
- through projects? (blended)
- and during change?
Join us at The Henley Forum as we explore new tools, principles and practical insights to help you make more of those all-important collaborative connections.
This is a Members’ event. If you’d like to invite a colleague from another organisation to experience The Henley Forum for themselves, let us know. We have a strictly limited number of guest places* available.
Book now by contacting henleyforum@henley.ac.uk
*Guest membership is a one-time offer. It is NOT an alternative to Membership.
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