Enter to give a talk - we want to hear from you
What we want to hear from you
Theme: “Community of solvers in action: how you have achieved sustained outcomes by bringing together the right people. You might also like to consider how you have used technology to deliver the right solution if relevant.”
How does this relate to you and how will you make it relate to your audience?
Originality – Inspire, Provoke, Relate
Be creative in your approach and your interpretation of the topic. Bring your talk to life, and provoke inspired thought which captures your audience in an original, yet relatable way.
Approach - Make it count
Your approach carries just as much weight as the idea itself. You have 15 minutes to wow your audience – make it count!
Diversity - Think broad
Know your audience. Think about how to captivate them with an open mind. Your content should be relevant, insightful and appealing to our broad and diverse alumni community.
Conviction - Captivate
Create something convincing and authentic that you are passionate about. Make your mark, have a lasting impact.
Strategy - Calculate
Calculate your steps and think strategically. Are you laying the foundations of a new platform which can be built upon, or just expanding on one that already exists. Create something that opens up a new discussion.
Tell us why we should share your story
Be innovative. Use the topic to bring to life something new and inspiring. A story worth telling is a story worth sharing, and we will share yours throughout our wide alumni network and beyond.
There will be four or five talks at the event, one per speaker, and they should be 8-10 minutes (max) in length.
Suggested topics for your talk:
- Collaboration in business
- Building trust
- Creating lasting change
- Leadership in changing times
- Creating the workforce of the future
- AI and disruptive technologies
- Inclusion, equality and diversity
- Globalisation
- Sustainability
These are just some suggestions to get you thinking. We’d love to hear your interpretation of a community of solvers in action.
