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The CA Summit 2022: Learn chapter speaker list

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By ICAS

18 July 2022

Learn: Tuesday 4 October, 1-2.30pm BST

The Learn chapter of the CA Summit was sponsored by Croner-i

What have we learnt from the pandemic?

The first day of the CA Summit brought together thought leaders and industry experts to share, explore and discuss the changes we have all experienced over the past two and a half years. What have we learnt from such a volatile time – about our society, our planet, our values and purpose and priorities and ourselves? As the dust settles, and we start to get used to a new way of living, how have we changed?

We considered the macro factors that have been accelerated by the pandemic – from economic trends and digital transformation to the quest for net zero – and we discuss how the role of the CA has changed fundamentally as a response to the shifting landscape.

This was a thought provoking, informative and contemplative session.

Below you will find information on the speakers for this chapter.


Lord Kim Darroch, Member of House of Lords

Session time: 1-1.20pm BST

Session description: In Conversation: Lord Kim Darroch and Mike Mckeon CA. Two experts from government and business reveal the economic, social and political challenges facing the incoming new prime minister.

Bio: Lord Kim Darroch is a retired UK civil servant and life peer in the House of Lords. His diplomatic career spanned over 40 years, primarily focusing on national security issues and European policy.

With four decades of experience in international negotiations, national security issues, and European affairs he served in a senior advisory capacity to four Prime Ministers, as well as represented the UK Government overseas as Ambassador to the United States and to the European Union.


Caroline Casey, Social entrepreneur, Founder of the Valuable 500

Session time: 1.20-1.30pm BST

Session description: Putting disability on the board agenda - Caroline Casey highlights why disability should be a key part of every business's ESG strategy.

Bio: Caroline is a multi-award-winning social entrepreneur and founder of the Valuable 500. She has made it her life’s mission to advocate for people with disabilities and mobilise the world’s biggest business leaders into shaping a better society in which disability inclusion is a must.


Andrew White, Director Leadership, Saïd Business School

Session time: 1.45-1.55pm BST

Session description: How industry forces are changing industry - Andrew White discusses the macro influences causing the shift at the top, and why they matter.

Bio: Dr Andrew White works globally with leaders to understand how they can transcend the internal and external strategic challenges they face to ensure they deliver sustainable high performance.


Elizabeth Uviebinene, Financial Times Columnist

Session time: 1.55-2.10pm BST

Session Description:  Panel - New Ways of Working. Panellists Indy Hothi, Elizabeth Uviebiene and Bruce Daisley debate the ‘Great Shift’ happening in workplaces right now, from the ‘great resignation’ and changing employee priorities, to rise of Gen Z and the power of collaboration.

Bio: Elizabeth Uviebinené is a multi-award winning author, and columnist at The Financial Times and has published 5 books, including her debut bestseller Slay In Your Lane: The Black Girl Bible (co-authored in 2018) and notably The Reset: Ideas to change how we work and live (2021)


Bruce Daisley, Author and Technology Leader

Session time: 1.55-2.10pm BST

Session description: Panel - New Ways of Working. Panellists Indy Hothi, Elizabeth Uviebiene and Bruce Daisley debate the ‘Great Shift’ happening in workplaces right now, from the ‘great resignation’ and changing employee priorities, to rise of Gen Z and the power of collaboration.

Bio: Bruce Daisley is a best selling author and technology leader from the UK.  He has become regarded as one the most respected thought leaders on the subject of workplace culture and the future of work. He spent 12 years running Twitter in Europe and previously YouTube in the UK.

His book on improving workplace culture, The Joy of Work, was the Sunday Times number one business bestseller in spring 2019. The Financial Times made it Book of the Month and it was shortlisted for CMI Management Book of the Year.


Gin Lalli, Solution based Therapist

Session time: 2.15-2.30pm BST

Session description: Mental health in the workplace - Psychotherapist Gin Lalli reveals five things we’ve all learnt about mental health – and how to build these lessons into our future business and social strategies

Bio: A Solution Focused Psychotherapist, Gin Lalli helps people to regain control of their lives by explaining the science behind how the brain functions and by employing the latest evidence-based techniques of positive psychology and neuroscience.


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