The Values of Risk - Tapa blanda

Durand, Xavier

 
9791037014443: The Values of Risk
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ISBN 13: 9791037014443
Editorial: HERMANN EDITEURS DES SCIENCES ET DES ARTS SA, 2021

Sinopsis


How to lead and govern in an uncertain world.

From health crises to a series of financial bubbles, from geopolitical tensions to climate disasters, from societal upheavals to technological breakthroughs, decision-makers are faced with continuous shocks that make the world less predictable than in the past. As worrying as this situation may be, it is also an opportunity: risk is not only a threat; it is also -and above all- an opportunity for progress and learning through experimentation, where failure should be accepted, provided, of course, that we develop a culture of accountability and governance capable of taking advantage of it.

Inspired by the creativity of jazz, Xavier Durand invites decision-makers to abandon the costume of a conductor, convinced that he knows all the notes in advance, and pleads for the emergence of enlightened leaders, aware of their vulnerability and their limits, capable of composing their score in real time, echoing the ideas of their colleagues and resonating with the very particular tempo of our time. The result is an innovative approach to crisis management.

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Acerca del autor

Xavier Durand has been the CEO of Coface, a leading credit insurance company, since 2016. He has weathered the economic and geopolitical storms of the last thirty years as board member and CEO of several large international companies. He also happens to be a classically trained musician with a passion for jazz.

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Editorial
HERMANN EDITEURS DES SCIENCES ET DES ARTS SA
Año de publicación
2021
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 13 
9791037014443
Encuadernación
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Número de páginas
110
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