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DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND THE CONTROL OF ABS,
THE CAMBRIDGE SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMME FOR 2022
HAS UNFORTUNATELY BEEN CANCELLED.
WE DO INVITE YOU TO CHECK OUT OUR OTHER INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL EXECUTIVE EDUCATION
PROGRAMMES AVAILABLE FOR 2022.
FOR ENQUIRIES, PLEASE EMAIL TRAINING@ASIANBANKINGSCHOOL.COM
LEADING INTO DIGITAL FUTURES
Participants will have membership of the Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education alumni network following successful completion of the Programme. Executive participants will be sent instructions to allow them to access the online community at the Business School as well as an Executive Education specific alumni group. Benefits of being a member of these communities include access to a network of very diverse, high calibre international executives from across the sectors; information on new Cambridge programmes for continuing professional and executive development; a series of online webinars and physical faculty-led events on different business and leadership themes; regular communications and news from the faculty and team at Executive Education.
Malaysian Participants
50,000
per participant
International Participants
9,000
per participant
* Fee includes on-campus University college accommodation with breakfast (from 28 July - 3 August 2019), lunch and other refreshments on programme days, as well as programme materials for one participant. It does not include dinner (except for the 2 gala dinners) and lunch on the weekends.
The programme fee is STF claimable for qualifying Malaysian banks. ABS has also received approval for special exemption to be made to the STF Credit Guideline to allow for these financial institutions to claim the full amount of their roundtrip airfare for the purpose of attending the programme.
Sunday 28 Jul |
Monday 29 Jul |
Tuesday 30 Jul |
Wednesday 31 July |
Thursday 1 Aug |
Friday 2 Aug |
Arrival in Cambridge | Strategic Perspectives on Banking Digital Futures (Dr Kamal Munir) |
AI - Opportunities and Risks for Banking (Ben Taylor, Rainbird) Big Data Predictions of Customers’ Psychology (Dr David Stillwell) |
Digital Transformation - Looking Inside (Professor Stelios Kavadias) |
Transforming the Organisation for the Digital Age (Dr Kishore Sengupta) |
Shaping the Future of the Industry (Dr Kishore Sengupta) |
Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | |
Guided Tour of Cambridge & Punting. Followed by Welcome Drinks and Introductions at Trinity Hall. |
Online Alternative Finance - Global Trends and Horizons (Dr Bryan Zhang) |
Digital Transformation - Looking Outside (Professor Stelios Kavadias) |
Learning from the Field - Share Experiences of Leading Bankers |
Leading Our People into the Future (Dr Philip Stiles) |
Integration of Learnings; Setting Your Business Agenda (Dr Kishore Sengupta) |
Evening Break | Evening Break | Evening Break | Evening Break | Evening Break | |
Welcome Dinner at Queen’s College with dinner talk: Managing the Unforseen (Baron Wilson of Dinton) |
Final Gala Dinner at Corpus Christi College. Professor Christoph Loch, Dean of the Cambridge Judge Business School will officiate. |
Strategy is about the positioning of an organisation in its environment in order to be successful. This considers various key aspects of an organisation including inputs, operations and demands/outputs. It was called "strategic planning" but has now become "emergent strategy" as the environment is changing more quickly, and as it is becoming less clear what the environment even is and what "success" is. This opening session will consider the changing nature of strategy in the digital era and sharing economy and/or the winner-take-all economy, as well as explore strategic challenges in today's (and the future's) environment. By the end of the session, participants will have a set of structured tools to help them identify the strategic shifts that their own organisation needs to make and lead such strategic analysis into the digital futures.
In the previous session, digital transformation is examined from the outside, linking banking's service and product outputs with market demands and digital and technological inputs. This session looks at digital transformation from the organisational point of view. 'Digital', as a participatory layer of web-based media that allows users to self-select their own experiences and affords the organisation the ability to bridge media, gain feedback, iterate their service and build and activate relationships, indicates that building a true digital enterprise requires significant internal transformation. For example, it requires opening up your institution to the right kind of innovation and nurturing the right kind of culture and people. It is as much about relationship and service management as about technology.
Morning Session : Transforming the Organisation for the Digital Age
Afternoon Session : Leading Our People into the Future
Final Gala Dinner and Certificate Ceremony
Reader in Operations Management, Director of Executive Education
Academic Programme Director of Emerging Banking Leaders Programme
Bryan Zhang
WELCOME DINNER VENUE - QUEEN'S COLLEGE
Queen’s College is the ninth oldest and one of the largest colleges of the university. Its oldest buildings date back to the 15th Century. The College spans both sides of the River Cam, colloquially referred to as the “light side” and the “dark side”, with the world famous Mathematical Bridge.
GALA DINNER VENUE - CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE
Corpus Christi College was founded in 1352. The College provides a stimulating academic and residential environment across the site of its original foundation in the heart of Cambridge and boasts the beautiful and unusual Corpus Clock.
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