Women’s Brains and the 21st Century Organisation
11 Jun 2018 07:00pm - 09:00pm
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Mettā, 21/F California Tower, 30-32 d'aguilar Street, Central
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If men and women really are different, what does that mean for 21st century sustainable organizations?
Join this interactive presentation and discussion facilitated by Dr. Paul Brown, Faculty Professor, Organisational Neuroscience, Monarch Business School Switzerland and world leader in the way he is developing the use of neuroscience in organisations.
An opportunity to network and meet a cross-section of professionals interested in understanding the science of human behaviour.
ABOUT THE EVENT:
Modern neuroscience is showing us that men's and women's brains function quite differently - something that happens as part of puberty. What the benefits of the differences are has hardly entered organisational awareness at all, where women typically strive to be the best men they can be in a male-designed world of competition and hierarchy.
But it’s not as simple as male-female might suggest. There is also evidence that the brain itself can be typed as male or female, whatever the sex of its owner. So a twenty-first century understanding of the neurobiology of behaviour is beginning to create interesting new angles of observation on the question of whether women should be re-valued for the differences that they bring to business, and how that would work out in practice.
What would organisations look like if they were driven by feminine rather than masculine energies? This presentation raises that question and points the way to some of the answers, as well as exploring why it is that a hundred and twenty years of psychology has had surprisingly little impact upon organisations as a whole.
Mettā members receive special access to the event: please refer to the Mettā Event Newsletter or contact events@metta.co with your membership number for the exclusive discount.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Faculty Professor, Organisational Neuroscience, Monarch Business School Switzerland; External Advisor, International Energy & Research Centre, the Tyndall National Institute, University of Cork and International Chairman of the Vietnam Consulting Group, Ho Chi Minh city.
A Clinical and Organisational Psychologist and Executive Coach and Supervisor, Paul’s main focus is in creating a General Theory of the Individual and the Organisation based upon mapping how energy flows or gets blocked in the pursuit of profit or other outcomes within the organisational system.
He has recently co-authored several books that provide insights from neuroscience for organisations, most recently The Fear-Free Organisation (2015) Kogan Page http://thefearfreeorganization.com/ , and Neuroscience for Leadership: harnessing the brain gain advantage (2015) Palgrave/Macmillan. Neuropsychology for Coaches: understanding the basics (2012) McGraw-Hill/Open University Press http://www.neuropsychologyforcoaches.com/
Paul lives in Vietnam and consults and teaches in S E Asia, Europe and America. He has created and teaches a world-first distance-learning Masters program in AppliedNeuroscience in Organisations.
Paul currently facilitates a ten month programme ’Science of the Art of Coaching’ in Singapore and Hong Kong, which has been designed for Executive Coaches, HR/Talent Leaders and Practitioners who wish to incorporate insights from applied neuroscience to enhance coaching processes and outcomes.
*Ticket includes a bite to eat.
Terms
By applying to this seminar the participant fully releases and discharges Pathways Limited, Paul Brown trading as The ION Partnership or Mettā from any and all claims for injuries, damages or loss which may accrue as a during the training.
If this Seminar must be cancelled due to the hoisting of a Tropical Storm Warning Signal No. 8 (or above) or due to the Black Rainstorm Warning Signal , Metta and the Event Organizer agree to make best efforts toward rescheduling the Event. Should rescheduling not be possible, the event fees will be refunded in full.
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More Events
Mettā, 21/F California Tower, 30-32 d'aguilar Street, Central
Registration closed
If men and women really are different, what does that mean for 21st century sustainable organizations?
Join this interactive presentation and discussion facilitated by Dr. Paul Brown, Faculty Professor, Organisational Neuroscience, Monarch Business School Switzerland and world leader in the way he is developing the use of neuroscience in organisations.
An opportunity to network and meet a cross-section of professionals interested in understanding the science of human behaviour.
ABOUT THE EVENT:
Modern neuroscience is showing us that men's and women's brains function quite differently - something that happens as part of puberty. What the benefits of the differences are has hardly entered organisational awareness at all, where women typically strive to be the best men they can be in a male-designed world of competition and hierarchy.
But it’s not as simple as male-female might suggest. There is also evidence that the brain itself can be typed as male or female, whatever the sex of its owner. So a twenty-first century understanding of the neurobiology of behaviour is beginning to create interesting new angles of observation on the question of whether women should be re-valued for the differences that they bring to business, and how that would work out in practice.
What would organisations look like if they were driven by feminine rather than masculine energies? This presentation raises that question and points the way to some of the answers, as well as exploring why it is that a hundred and twenty years of psychology has had surprisingly little impact upon organisations as a whole.
Mettā members receive special access to the event: please refer to the Mettā Event Newsletter or contact events@metta.co with your membership number for the exclusive discount.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Faculty Professor, Organisational Neuroscience, Monarch Business School Switzerland; External Advisor, International Energy & Research Centre, the Tyndall National Institute, University of Cork and International Chairman of the Vietnam Consulting Group, Ho Chi Minh city.
A Clinical and Organisational Psychologist and Executive Coach and Supervisor, Paul’s main focus is in creating a General Theory of the Individual and the Organisation based upon mapping how energy flows or gets blocked in the pursuit of profit or other outcomes within the organisational system.
He has recently co-authored several books that provide insights from neuroscience for organisations, most recently The Fear-Free Organisation (2015) Kogan Page http://thefearfreeorganization.com/ , and Neuroscience for Leadership: harnessing the brain gain advantage (2015) Palgrave/Macmillan. Neuropsychology for Coaches: understanding the basics (2012) McGraw-Hill/Open University Press http://www.neuropsychologyforcoaches.com/
Paul lives in Vietnam and consults and teaches in S E Asia, Europe and America. He has created and teaches a world-first distance-learning Masters program in AppliedNeuroscience in Organisations.
Paul currently facilitates a ten month programme ’Science of the Art of Coaching’ in Singapore and Hong Kong, which has been designed for Executive Coaches, HR/Talent Leaders and Practitioners who wish to incorporate insights from applied neuroscience to enhance coaching processes and outcomes.
*Ticket includes a bite to eat.
Terms
By applying to this seminar the participant fully releases and discharges Pathways Limited, Paul Brown trading as The ION Partnership or Mettā from any and all claims for injuries, damages or loss which may accrue as a during the training.
If this Seminar must be cancelled due to the hoisting of a Tropical Storm Warning Signal No. 8 (or above) or due to the Black Rainstorm Warning Signal , Metta and the Event Organizer agree to make best efforts toward rescheduling the Event. Should rescheduling not be possible, the event fees will be refunded in full.
Sign-in to get the exclusive discount for WHubber.