Section outline

  • School of Business and Economics

    • Logos for the partner universities of IETN project

    • Welcome,

      The course aims to enhance doctoral supervisors' skills and competences in  enhancing doctoral students' employability.  It is a 2 ECTS course which will provide PhD supervisors with theoretical and conceptual understanding of the concept of Authentic Leadership (AL) and train them in critical reflection and application of AL in different contexts. Why connecting leadership with PhD supervision? Because every PhD supervisor ought to ask - do I lead people or do I lead dissertations? Depending on the answer we see what skills are being trained during PhD time.

      „The original academic training model was designed as an apprentice model for a single career pathway. In that model, the faculty advisor served as a mentor, guiding each trainee towards a future position as a tenure track faculty member.“ (Sinche et al. 2017) The model needs an update!


    • AL model

    • EU logo IETN project

  • Course Host: Linnaeus University

    Course coordinator: Susanne Sandberg (susanne.sandberg@lnu.se)

    Course venue: School of Business and Economics, Universitetskajen, Kalmar (room stated in the Agenda for each day)

    Timetable is in GMT +2 (Sweden, Denmark and Germany). Timetable shows also respective times for Finland and Estonia in brackets (GMT +3).

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    • If you wish to further your insights in supervision and AL, here are some suggestions. 

  • The need for Leadership Authenticity for Academia 

    AIM of the day: General perspective and academic leadership

    Venue: Ma1061K (House Magna, next to House Forma at Universitetskajen, Kalmar)


    AgendaDay1_LNU_May22

  • Practicing Authenticity in Supervision process: How do we supervise?

    AIM of the day: Solving supervision problems by AL, looking from various perspectives

    Venue: Fo1040K (House Forma at Universitetskajen, Kalmar)

    AgendaDay2_LNU_May22

  • Integrating Authentic Leadership into PhD learning process beyond supervision

    AIM of the day: Supervision solutions for funding and career planning

    Venue: Fo1040K (House Forma at Universitetskajen, Kalmar)

    AgendaDay3_LNU_May22

  • Friday (6th May).

    PUBLIC PANEL PRESENTATION AND DISCUSSION:

    (UN)AUTHENTIC LEADERSHIP OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION?

    Venue: Fo1040K (House Forma at Universitetskajen, Kalmar) and via Zoom;

    https://lnu-se.zoom.us/j/61027151939?pwd=VXE2OXhDY2ZLdGNVc3RZc1VXN2w5dz09

    Meeting ID: 610 2715 1939

    Passcode: 151537

    We offer coffee/tefor those who come to the venue, so please register below, either to confirm onsite participation or get the zoom link;

    Please register here: https://forms.gle/2gYiskYtjnXgfF246

    Register no later than 5th of May at 12.00 (for onsite participation, for zoom you may register until the start of the panel).
















     

    Time

    Topic

    Speakers

    10:00-10:15 

    (GMT+311:00-11:15)

    Intro

    (Un)authentic leadership of digital transformations?

    The recent pandemic situation showed many organizations that in order to gain resilience and change the ways of doing business, they had to embark a process of digital transformation. This process of change demanded some sort of leadership. The question is of course what kind of leadership – authentic? Crisis management? Or did it just happen because the digital “revolution” had already been there?

    Most welcome to join us for this public panel presentation and discussion where we through the eyes of academics and business leaders will discuss the leadership dimension of digital transformations. 

    Moderator:

    Per Servais, Professor International Business/Entrepreneurship at the School of Business and Economics, Linnaeus University, Sweden.

    10:15-11:45 

    (GMT+311:15-12:45)

    Panel

    Speakers from academia and business life;

    Keynote speaker:

    Timo Schneider, Specialist, manager and external consultant in the field of digital commerce and online marketplaces with over 20 years experience; Kempter/Reuter, Germany.

    Panelists:

    David Lengström, CEO ALMI Business Partner Kalmar, Sweden.

    Rene Lydiksen (PhD), CEO web-development Oxygen and global business leader at Lego Education International, Denmark. 

    Emelie Sjölander, Founder and CEO Boksmart Publishing and www.barnsmart.se, Sweden.

    Marianna Strzelecka, Associate Professor, School of Business and Economics, Linnaeus University, Sweden.

    Romeo V Turcan, Professor, Business School, Aalborg University, Denmark.

    11:45-12:00 

    (GMT+312:15-13:00)

     

    Questions from audience, sum-up and closure