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Focusing on the Future: Leadership and Exponential Technology

Innovations in Artificial Intelligence are profoundly transforming entire sectors and enabling everything from more accurate medical diagnoses to complex autonomous management systems. Manuel Tangier, Co-Founder & Head of Future at Beta-i, explains how to take advantage of new technologies to lead better.
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Steve Cadigan: "just because people are staying less time it doesn't mean you can't build a great business or culture"

Madalena Borges de Sousa, Executive Director for Community Engagement & Alumni Relations at Nova SBE, and Steve Cadigan, Future of Work Keynote Speaker, delved into the topic of the future of work in the sixth episode of Futurecast, a school podcast about future trends in various business areas.
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Coaching is far from a "one size fits all" solution

Alexandra Barosa-Pereira, author and researcher in the field of coaching, explains how "Coaching" is a personal and professional development practice that aims to bring about transformation, well-being and happiness in different areas of life.
Leadership & People

Journaling: How expressing feelings can make us better people and professionals

Journaling can be a powerful tool for productivity and self-knowledge. Inês Morais, Integration Team Leader at Nova SBE, explains how to reap the benefits of this daily routine.
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Writing is a future-ready skill in the 21st century

Talking about writing in an age dominated by technology and AI platforms may seem counterproductive, but Anne-Laure Fayard, Professor at Nova SBE, explains why it is crucial to develop this skill in order to keep our analytical and creative skills alive.
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How to become an exponential leader

Ozioma Egwuonwu, Specialist in Corporate Culture & Human Potential, Strategy & Transformation at SingularityU Portugal, explains the six key competencies for becoming an exponential leader.
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What if Frida Kahlo and Picasso hadn't gotten bored?

In a world of endless and constant stimuli, are we really reaching the peak of our creativity? Paula Maio Marques, Director for Business Transformation at Nova SBE Executive Education, explains how a set of creativity-related genes saved us from extinction and how boredom is essential for activating this core human competence.

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