La Salle-URL has initiated a series of meetings with experts to analyze the effects of the coronavirus pandemic from different points of view. The ‘Digital Coffee’ sessions, as the initiative is called, wants to respond to concerns about the changes and transformation of the professional system as a result of the effects of the current environment. To this end, Lluís Font, Director of Executive Education at la Salle-URL and coordinator of the Executive MBA, will invite different experts to discuss with him about the future of supply chain, agile methods, risk management, neuroleadership, digitization and eCommerce, among others.
The ‘Digital Coffee’ sessions format is intended to be relaxed and close, lasting about half an hour and attended by some of the leading experts of La Salle-URL. The meetings will take place in a virtual office and are open to all public, who must previously register - free of charge - in order to attend. The initiative is aimed at professionals who want to know what the COVID-19 may involve and cause. The experts of La Salle-URL will assess the situation of their fields of knowledge and, together with Lluís Font, will offer advice and give recommendations to address the complex current situation and the uncertain future situation.
Supply chain and coronavirus. Will supply chains be the same after the coronavirus?
- Thursday, April 16th - Concha Gaudó, coordinator of the Master in Supply Chain Management & Technology at La Salle-URL
- Friday, April 24th - Xavier Albaladejo, coordinator of the Master in Agile Methods and the Postgraduate Course in Agile Methods at La Salle-URL
- Monday, April 27th - Josep Miquel Piqué, director of internationalization and innovation at La Salle-URL and executive president of La Salle Technova
- Thursday, April 30th - Santiago Sánchez, director of the eBusiness area at La Salle-URL and coordinator of the Master in eCommerce and the Postgraduate course in Digital Marketing at La Salle-URL
- Tuesday, May 5th - David Austin Hillson (The Risk Doctor)
- Tuesday, May 12th - Emma Barthe, professor of Neuroleadership at La Salle-URL