Orchestrating Winning Performance

The power of China in the new world

The power of China in the new world

With Professor Jean-Pierre Lehmann

In the turn of this century, Western global dominance of over five centuries is being brought to an end. We are in a new world; one in which China has emerged as a leading player. The world is changing, and China is changing. This session will assess the sources, trends and manifestations of Chinese power, with some emphasis on the implications arising from priorities laid out in the 12th five year plan.

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Program Overview | Description, dates and fees | OWP spirit | Related programs | Team Offers | Program Content | Program structure | Morning plenary sessions | New frontiers in decision making | Feeling good about making money: social responsibility and cash flow | Building a corporate culture in the 21st century | Governance successes and failures around the world | The power of China in the new world | Morning streams | Leading at the edge: how to bring out the best in yourself and others | Leading the family business: leveraging complexity for outperformance (8.30 - 12.30) | Navigating the future | Customer star: how to build a customer-centric organization | Leadership journeys: exploring the dynamics of power, collaboration, trust and authenticity | Strategic partnerships to gain competitive advantage | From scenarios to strategic priorities: getting your team aligned | Feeling crushed by complexity? Effective ways to simplify your business | Re-inventing the private sector: new business models | Leading the global enterprise: confronting new discontinuities | Afternoon insight sessions | Afternoon streams | BRICs and beyond: lessons from emerging markets | Driving innovation: from simply more dollars to social change | Leading for sustainable supply chain operations | Breaking the code: winning through entrepreneurial action | Building learning organizations | Mergers and acquisitions: a strategic finance view | The hard and soft, big and small, good, bad, and ugly sides of change | Creating dream teams: is it possible? | Moving up to enterprise leader: the Seven Seismic Shifts? | Actionable growth ideas: capitalizing on new business opportunities | Keynote speakers | John Micklethwait, Editor-in-Chief, The Economist | Yves Rossy, Jetman | James T. Hackett, Chairman & CEO, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation | Faculty Insights | Publications | Videos | Alumni | Alumni community