Fireside chat with Brian Lowery
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Join Stanford GSB's Professor Brian Lowery for a conversation on identity, inequality and what it means to lead in a diverse society.
About this Event
Fireside chat with Brian Lowery
About this Event
Fireside chat with Brian Lowery
What if the "self" isn't something you have, but something you build with others?
Professor Brian Lowery, The Walter Kenneth Kilpatrick Professor of Organizational Behavior at Stanford Graduate School of Business, has spent over two decades studying how people understand inequality and how we shape each other's sense of self. His book, Selfless, challenges the idea of an independent self and explores how relationships, identity and meaning are created together.
In this session, Professor Lowery will discuss:
- How our understanding of inequality shapes our attitudes and behaviour
- Why racial, gender and other social identities are shaped by those around us
- How others help us find meaning in life
- What this means for leaders building teams and organisations today
Any questions/need to contact on the day, message Mel on 0434-004-890 or email on [email protected].
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Where is it happening?
Mecca Office, 35 Wangaratta Street, Richmond, Australia
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Tickets
AUD 10.00
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Host or PublisherStanford Australia Association
