THE PRACTICE OF REGENERATIVE LEADERSHIP - RESEARCH SEMINAR BY MICHELLE HOLLIDAY

In recent years, “regeneration” has become a poorly understood buzzword in the context of tourism, agriculture, urban development, and business leadership more broadly. Is it simply a more robust version of sustainability? Is it just leaving a place a little better than you found it? Is it something reserved for specific, technical application?

At the heart of the concept is a hopeful and necessary shift from the dominant extractive, mechanistic worldview to a deeper alignment with life. In every sector of business and society, we’re seeing that our social and ecological systems need not only sustainability but regeneration, or healing. We’re recognizing that business has a key role to play in this transition. And we’re discovering that the tourism sector may be at the epicentre of the change that is needed.

Core to this shift is an understanding of our organizations and communities as dynamic, living ecologies, offering an expansion of purpose and a deepening of leadership into stewardship of regenerative capacity.

In a mix of presentation, storytelling and conversation, regenerative thought leader Michelle Holliday will offer highlights of her research over the past two decades. She’ll describe the helpful guidance we can find in a set of “life’s universal design principles.” And she’ll share examples from her work in a wide range of sectors around the world.

Join us for an inspiring research seminar by Michelle Holliday on the Practice of Regenerative Leadership. This in-person event organized by the Nova SBE Westmont Institute of Tourism & Hospitality , and will be held at the Westmont Hospitality Hall. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and engage with like-minded individuals. Reserve your spot now!