Amsterdam Business Forum 2022

Now finally available in the Netherlands: Amsterdam Business Forum. On September 19th we bring an amazing event to you. Only the best speakers and thinkers on stage. Over 2.000 business leaders in the audience. An experience that is way too awesome for a conference. That is Amsterdam Business Forum.

First confirmed speakers are:

Yuval Noah Harari (ISR) – Prof. Yuval Noah Harari is a Historian, philosopher and author of bestsellers ‘Sapiens’ and ‘Homo Deus’. He considerded one of the world’s most influential intellectuals today.

Amy Edmondson (USA) – Prof. Amy Edmondson is ranked the number #1 business thinker of the world. At Harvard Business School, she does groundbreaking research on Psychological Safety.

Alexander Osterwalder (SWI) – Alexander Osterwalder is a Swiss author, speaker and entrepreneur. Known for his groundbreaking work on Business Model Innovation. Inventor of the Business Model Canvas.

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Program

• 09:30 Registration
• 10:30 Start program
• 10:30 | Block 1: FUTURE
  What is the future of work? How do artificial intelligence, digitization and societal trends shape the role of organizations and the way we look at work? That is our main focus in block 1. With brilliant thinkers including Yuval Noah Harari (45 mins) and others.
• 12:15 | Break with deepdive sessions
  Not a boring break, but a festival-like parade of side events, deepdives and ways to meet really interesting new people.
• 14:00 | Blok 2: FOCUS
  How do we make our organization future proof and even invincible? How do we incorporate the developments in society and business into new ideas for products and services? In this block, Alexander Osterwalder (45 mins) and others will show you the way.
• 16:00 | Break with experiences
  Break full of extra content and new experiences. Get ready to be amazed.
• 17:30 | Block 3: LEADERSHIP
  What does it take for you as a leader to navigate your team through extreme times? How do you create a fearless organization and what leadership style works best in this context? Thinkers like Amy Edmondson (45 mins) give you all the insights you need.