Why Transformation Stalls: The Leadership, Culture and Behaviour Behind Adoption
Elizabeth Pearson will chair an invitation-only breakfast roundtable hosted by tml Partners for a small group of C-suite leaders across professional services. The discussion will explore why leadership, culture and behaviour derail otherwise sound transformations. Places are limited; contact Elizabeth to request an invitation.
Leading Through Uncertainty: Executive Briefing
Executive briefing exploring how leaders maintain clarity, support teams and sustain operations during uncertain conditions. Drawing on behavioural science, the session examines decision making, operational stability and leadership communication under pressure.
Staying Grounded in Uncertain Times
This short community session explores how uncertainty affects human behaviour and decision-making. Drawing on insights from organisational behaviour and behavioural science, we will explore practical techniques people can use to regulate stress responses, restore clarity and remain steady during uncertain times.
AIX Summit & Hackathon, Qatar
Elizabeth Pearson is speaking on a panel, advising on cultural readiness. QSTP will host the AIX Summit 2025, bringing CXOs, innovators, and industry leaders together to explore AI-driven enterprise transformation. The program includes curated roundtables, panels, workshops, innovation showcases, and a fast-paced hackathon building real-world AI solutions.
Join us at QSTP for the AIX Summit and be part of the conversations shaping the future of AI in business.
Big 5 Global 2024 – Leading in the Age of AI
Elizabeth Pearson, an Organizational Behaviour Expert with global tech and enterprise-wide transformation experience, joined industry innovators at Big 5 Global 2024 to explore how human-centred leadership drives successful change management.
Her keynote, “What is the role of project management in Organisational Transformation” examined the behavioural and cultural shifts required for digital transformation, drawing lessons from her work on enterprise-scale programmes.