Modern Management

Modern Management

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Modern Management episodes

  • #7 Maged Ghoneima, The rapidely developing egyptian ecosystem
    Maged is a former electrical engineer at Intel and one of the founders of the Egyptian innovation hub a centre for student entrepreneurship training support which provides training, funding relations and other services.
    He joins us today to understand more the Egyptian ecosystem development and draw lessons from successful programs and successful startups
    Discussed in the episode : the role of government, the stages of development of the ecosystem, success factors and swvl's lessons.
    49 min
  • #6 David Deegan, Maximizing executive education ROI
    David is the director of practice development at the award winning Cranfield school of management. He shares his insights on how to make corporate training more efficient from the corporate perspective but also from the training organism perspective. These include: adapting to feedback, growing engagement, zoning in on the training required by the organism and much more.
    48 min
  • #5 Ray Milhem, Stakeholders of High tech ecosystem development

    In this episode High tech industry consultant Ray Milhem shares his insights on the different responsibilities of stakeholders in building the high-tech ecosystem from universities to the governments and from accelerators and incubators and startups to big companies. This episode is split into three parts with this first part discussing the role of governments and universities

    26 min
  • #1 Dr Lina Yasin, Adapting Agile to different markets
    For this episode I meet with the brilliant Lina Yasin to talk about difficulties in adaptating Agile mindset and framework to specefic contexts. Lina is an agile expert who is also Dr in Neuroscience, with in depth insights on the process with which we learn.
    29 min

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We discuss management trends and techniques with leaders in their expertise while focusing on the African scene