“Virtual Leadership Program with Global HR Expert Dave Ulrich – Dec 7, 2021”
Alternatively, if you want something a bit more formal:
“Remote Training: Competing Through Human Capability with Dave Ulrich”
Prof. Yaqoub Al-Refaei, Director General of Kuwait Institute of Banking Studies (KIBS), stated that KIBS hosted Dave Ulrich, one of the top 100 most influential figures in human resources globally, the most influential HR expert in the world, and the third-ranked global thought leader. Ulrich delivered a remote training program titled “Competing through Human Capability: Specific Actions for Today’s Business Leader” on December 7, 2021.
A distinguished group of professionals from various sectors—including finance, banking, investment, and real estate, among others active in Kuwait—attended the program.
Ulrich is a professor at the Ross School of Business – University of Michigan and a partner at the RBL Group, a consultancy firm that provides strategic advice and value-driven insights to organizations and leaders for community and individual development.
Al-Refaei pointed out that this program is among the key activities organized by the Institute during the current training year, using remote training methods. It was presented by one of the world’s leading speakers in leadership and human resource development.
The program covered many important topics in modern management and human resources, including:
It’s worth noting that KIBS is committed to annually hosting global experts and specialized lecturers from diverse fields. In previous years, KIBS welcomed renowned figures such as:
Robin Sharma, John Maxwell, Tom Peters, Adrian Gostick, Lawrence Houghton, John Baldoni, Mark Sanborn, Michael Neill, Joel Garfinkle, Steve Farber, Michael Wade, and Erik Qualman,
From Harvard Business School: Executive Education Director Jim Dougherty, Professor Linda Hill, and Lecturer Francesca Gino,
As well as regional speakers like Mohammed Al-Qahtani (Saudi Arabia) and Latifa Al-Loughani (Kuwait).
These speakers led training programs and workshops attended by professionals from the banking and financial sectors, investment and real estate firms, in addition to participants from services, oil, education and training sectors, government ministries, and other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.
