Event details
Date: Wednesday 10th February 2021
Time: 13:00-14:00 GMT
Venue: Online Event
Ticket Price: Free
Key contacts: If you have questions regarding the event, please contact:
Caroline Monfort: caroline.monfort@ashridge.hult.edu
How do we live with the consequences of social distancing and remote lives?
An Interview with Guy Lubitsh on his latest book - Connect
Connect is a collaborative project between two siblings, both doctors of psychology, with two different perspectives (counseling and organisational psychology), two different cultures (United Kingdom and Alaska, USA), two different lifestyles, coming together with one shared desire - to translate 50 years of combined workplace experience (Guy) and clinical therapeutic experiences (Tami) into a practical model which helps people to connect at a deep level and address the human longing for connection and belonging.
In this hour-long session, renowned publisher and researcher John Higgins will interview Guy on the book, and his thoughts on how we can live and work in our new socially distant and remote lives.
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Agenda
13:00 - Interview between John Higgins and Guy Lubitsh
13:40 - Q&A
14:00 - Close
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Meet the Speakers
Guy Lubitsh
is an organisational psychologist and Professor of practice at Ashridge Executive Education/Hult International Business School, where he teaches and consults on leadership and organisational change. His work spans sectors and industries including; Novo Nordisk, BskyB, World Health Organisation, Diabetes UK and British National Health Service. This often involves coaching and assisting senior executives on how to improve organisational performance through increasing their ability to improve personal impact and connecting with others on individual, team and organisational levels. Guy trained in organisational consulting at the Tavistock Centre in London and is a visiting Professor at the Interdisciplinary Centre in Herzlia.
He lives in North West London and continuously adapts his personal communication style, to connect with his two teenagers and wife. In his spare time, he enjoys yoga and always seeks opportunities, to sail in the Mediterranean Sea
John Higgins
John Higgins is a widely published researcher and author, specialising in how people speak truth to power in the workplace - and how organisations respond to activist voices. As well as working with Guy for many years (and providing some useful and sometimes less useful advice on the shape of his latest book) he has a long-term research partnership with Professor Megan Reitz.