The intelligence of time 2

Introduction

The increasingly faster pace of time – with its increasing demands and interactions, ever more complex projects and innovations, but also, unfortunately, with its persistent resistance and conflicts – can alienate managers in their work in a time that should be their own.

The aim of the seminar

This seminar proposes to focus on the issue of time in order to reconcile its many different phases – the time in the present, the time for development and the time for long-term vision – in order to help you work more creatively and effectively.

Content

Based on inspirational figures drawn from the great repertory works, this method consists of identifying, reflecting on and articulating these three fundamental dimensions of time at the core of your activity:

  •  Taking the initiative to make a real start

The Powers of Promise/”Judith” by Marc-Antoine Charpentier

  •   Settling disputes and staying the course

The Metamorphoses of narrative/”The Merchant of Venice” by William Shakespeare

  •  Bringing a story to an end to open up more possibilities

Strength of forgiveness/”Ariadne auf Naxos” by Richard Strauss

 

A final session, followed by an evening at the opera, will bring this amazing journey to a close in the autumn of 2024. An experience to be lived and shared! (Opera and date to be confirmed).

Target audiences

This “Campus” programme seminar is open to all members of the Group Management Meeting and to participants in “Perspective” and “Trajectoire”.

Seminar materials

The materials are provided by the trainer at the end of the training programme.

Upcoming dates

  • 16 May 2024
    Available
  • 06 June 2024
    Available
  • 04 July 2024
    Available

The speaker

Stéphane Longeot

Stéphane Longeot is a philosopher and musicologist, as well as founder of the consultancy “Mythe & Opéra”. He has worked on how imagination structures, motivates and inspires decision-making in businesses. A guest speaker at Essec and HEC, he designs inspiring business seminars that invite participants to take the time to reflect in order to better comprehend the challenges they are confronted with using their intelligence and sensitivity. Foundational myths bear witness to the sweeping change that has occurred over the course of history. By listening to these classic stories, by drawing comparisons with the challenges we face, it’s possible to revive our imagination in order to consider, new unprecedented and stimulating opportunities.

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