I have incorporated the following strategies within my own company and recommend you consider them for your next executive leadership event.
Published 08-30-23
Submitted by Keysight Technologies
Originally published by Fast Company
By Marie Hattar, Chief Marketing Officer
Executive leadership meetings—that is, regular meetings for a company’s top leaders—are a great opportunity for executives to get aligned, network, and learn from each other. But with so many high-powered people in one room, it’s imperative to not waste anyone’s time.
In my two years as executive co-sponsor of Keysight’s annual CEO meeting, alongside our Chief People Officer, I’ve learned insights and best practices for running productive and engaging meetings for an organization’s top executives. The Keysight Executive Development (KED) summit is an annual three-day meeting led by our CEO for the company’s senior leaders—about 100 executives total. It’s focused on setting business strategy as well as developing our executives to be the best leaders they can be.
Marie Hattar is CMO at Keysight Technologies, responsible for brand and global marketing efforts.
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