Which skills survive, which ones don't, and what replaces them?
Some management skills are more relevant than ever. Reading a room. Building trust. Knowing when to step in and when to get out of the way. Others were built for a world that's disappeared or is disappearing quickly. This rapid change in skill requirements is putting managers at risk of either becoming irrelevant or disengaged.
Our next Leadership Foundation explores how we build the management capabilities that are missing from most management training.
Reasons to attend
Find out what's actually changed, not what people assume has changed, when defining future management skills.
Discover the specific attributes that will separate managers who thrive from those who will become less effective.
Explore the skills managers need for the future, to ensure you and your organisation are developing management skills effectively.
The online session will contain people asking the same questions you are. People who also suspect the ground has shifted.
The conversations in the break-outs are as good as the ones in plenary.
You'll get access to a self-checker questionnaire after the session, to find out where your own management approach is future-fit (or needs some work!)
Guest Speaker: Julien Haye
Julien Haye is a risk and resilience expert, author and former Chief Risk Officer with more than 26 years of experience across financial services and organisational leadership.
He is the founder of Aevitium, where he advises boards and senior leaders on risk, governance, resilience and organisational effectiveness. His work explores how leadership behaviours, organisational culture and governance shape the way people make decisions, raise difficult issues and respond to uncertainty.
Julien is the author of The Risk Within: Cultivating Psychological Safety for Strategic Decision-Making and Resilient Risk Management: How Risk Leadership Enables Agility. Drawing on experience from the trading floor to the executive committee and boardroom, he advocates for risk management that strengthens decision-making and enables organisations and their people to perform effectively in an increasingly complex environment.
The Workshop
This online workshop will follow our signature Foundation workshop format and runs from 10.00 - 12:00 on Wednesday 5 November 2026. To encourage open discussion, our Foundation events are held under the Chatham House rule. The session is interactive; we will encourage you to actively participate and collaborate with other participants at various points throughout the session.
Date: November 05, 2026 - November 05, 2026
Location: Online
A live virtual workshop for payroll providers preparing clients for mandatory payrolling of benefits from April 2027.
Date: November 05, 2026 - November 05, 2026
Location: VIRTUAL
Guest Lecturer: International MBA in Legal Management.
I serve as a Member of a Faculty comprised of legal and business professionals providing 12 postgraduate courses, covering face-to-face, hybrid, live learning and distance learning modalities. These courses are specifically designed to help attendees understand the most effective management practices in the world to help transition to a performance level they always wanted.
Date: January 01, 2024 - December 31, 2026
Location: Salvador, Brazil
AI is everywhere in supply chain conversations, yet many organizations still apply it to workflows designed decades ago, resulting in incremental gains rather than transformation. This session explores how leaders can redesign work, not simply deploy tools. The first step is automating effort-heavy, exception-driven processes that consume attention and distort decision signals. With that foundation, organizations can move toward AI-enabled and agentic operating models that combine automation with human oversight.
Learn how autonomous systems can sense change, recommend and execute actions, accelerate decision cycles, improve responsiveness, and allow planners to focus on complex decisions where human judgment delivers the greatest value.
Date: October 06, 2026
Location: Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center 2800 Opryland Drive Nashville, Tennessee 37214
MORE, Together
Future-ready in the Age of AI
Date: October 03, 2026 - October 03, 2026
Location: Bangalore
The #1 Fintech Event
Where Money Does Business
Connect with the full money ecosystem at Money20/20 USA on Oct 18-21 in Las Vegas.
Date: October 18, 2026 - September 21, 2026
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Fintech Meetup Europe brings together leaders from fintech, banking, payments, commerce, and investment for three days of meetings, conversations, and industry programming. The 2026 event marks Fintech Meetup’s European launch and is expected to bring more than 2,500 attendees to Lisbon, with a strong focus on pre-scheduled meetings between financial institutions, fintechs, investors, and industry leaders.
Angi Milano will attend Fintech Meetup Europe to connect with fintech founders, financial institution leaders, and others working across the European and U.S. fintech markets.
Date: October 06, 2026 - September 08, 2026
Location: Lisbon, Portugal
Change is inevitable. Great leaders turn it into opportunity. The 2026 SOCAP CX Conference brings together customer experience and consumer affairs professionals at Oak Brook Hills Resort in Chicagoland to explore what it takes to lead with clarity, courage, and creativity when change is constant.
Date: October 06, 2026 - October 08, 2026
Location: Oak Brook Hills Resort & Conference Center, Chicago, USA
Request Your Sublime Mind Map Demo via the form on our new website:
https://theomnibenevolencecouncil.com/
This Sublime Mind Map Demo is specifically updated for your Thought Leadership Development and professional Growth in 2025-2035, a pivotal decade of profound change!
Simply fill in the form on our site to request Your Sublime Mind Map Demo. This is a carefully curated two-week session, helping you in re-setting your Mindset in Omnibenevolence for the next decade and beyond.
Date: March 25, 2025 - March 25, 2030
Location: Online
CQ Snacks are short, monthly sessions designed to explore how people think, decide, and take action in complex, real-world situations.
Each 30 minute session draws on Creative Intelligence (CQ), a practical approach that coordinates emotional awareness, creative thinking, and deliberate action. Rather than focusing on theory, the emphasis is on use: how to shift perspective, reduce overwhelm, and identify a next step that can be tested immediately.
Sessions are interactive and structured to support quick application. A typical session includes brief framing, guided reflection, and an opportunity to apply the idea to a real scenario. Participants are encouraged to bring something they are actively working through, though examples are provided for those who prefer to observe.
Topics vary from month to month and often reflect common patterns that arise in coaching, leadership, and decision-making. These include moments where people feel stuck despite having insight, situations where overthinking delays action, and environments where uncertainty makes it difficult to move forward.
CQ Snacks are intended to be accessible and practical. They offer a way to engage with new ways of thinking without a large time commitment, while still producing something useful: a clearer perspective, a more grounded response, or a small step that can be tested in real time.
CQ Snacks are free and open to the public, with optional registration depending on the session. They take place on the 4th Thursday of every month at 12:30 pm ET.
Date: May 28, 2026 - December 24, 2026
Location: Virtual on Zoom
