Better Decision Taking: leading your company towards success!
Unsurprisingly, he met quite a few sceptical faces when he stated management is dead and buried and there are no secrets in leading your company and employees towards success. Even success is relative, according to professor Buelens. How do you measure a company’s value? Stock valuation? Or the average wage of their employees? In the end, management is all about taking the right decisions. Using aPrezi mind map and an old-fashioned whiteboard, professor Buelens explained the different decision making styles.
Relive the evening via Storify
Interesting blogs, recommened reading can be found on the "Related" tab on this page.
ADM members can also download the presentation of Prof. Buelens (after login).
All pictures of the evening can be found under the "Pictures" tab.
Vlerick Business School, Brussels Campus
Manhattan Business Tower
Bolwerklaan 21, 2nd floor
1210 Sint-Joost-ten-Node
Parking :
use parking Manhattan underneath the building Kruisvaartenstraat 19, 1210 Sint-Joost-ten-Node.
Detailed information on how to get there by car, train or metro can be found on the website of the Vlerick Management School
Read the interesting blog that Svend Jacobsen wrote after taking part in our event.
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Kuifje in MarketinglandBlog (in Dutch) by Katrien Wemel (Quadrant Communications) on the event. |
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Train uw CEO brein deze zomerBlog (in Dutch) on how to train your brain - recommendations given by Prof. Marc Buelens during the event. By Katrien Wemel (Quadrant Communications) |
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Interesting reading material, recommened by Prof. Marc Buelens
- Oogklep denken - Ruben Mersch (personal favorite of Prof. Buelens)
- Dans met kans - Spyros Makridakis, Robin Hogarth, Anil Gaba
- Misleid door toeval - Nassim Nicholas Taleb
- Ons onfeilbare denken - Daniel Kahneman
- Essentials, Beslissen - Marc Buelens & Herman Van Den Broeck
- De Goden verzoeken - Peter L. Bernstein
