**Seminars in Development Studies
Face-to-face initiative organized by CEsA, ISEG, IGOT, ISA, ICS, whose 2020 edition had to be interrupted due to the contingency measures to the economic crisis. Covid-19.
Don't miss the webinars about actuarial science "Addicted to De-Risking", with experts in the field, on the days May 12-14.
These webinars are organized within the framework of the Master in Actuarial Science of ISEG, by the ISEG Actuarial Science Club.
Registration at https://www.isegasc.com/events-2
See the the programme in pdf here
On 7 May, a international online conference "Corporate Governance: Examining Key Challenges and Perspectives".
More information on the conference website at https://www.virtusgccg.org/-INTERNATIONAL-CONFERENCE-IN-LISBON-MAY-7-2020
Poster (pdf)
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On April 16, the third of four will take place. Digital Marketing Seminarsorganized within the scope of the Master in Marketing of ISEG.
The theme "Digital Advertising", will be presented by Marta Marques, Strategy and Business Development Director at PHD Portugal.
In the circumstances, the session will be held online, through the Microsoft Teams, with limited places.
See the full program here.
>>> 1st session: March 05, 2020
>>> 2nd session: March 19, 2020
>>> 3rd session: April 16, 2020
>>> 4th session: April 30, 2020
ONLINE EVENT / POSTPONED TO APRIL 2ND
On April 2, the second of four Digital Marketing Seminarsorganized within the scope of the Master in Marketing of ISEG.
The topic of "Content Marketing Strategy"will be presented by Ana Körner, Content Marketing Specialist at Konica Minolta.
In the circumstances, the session will be held online, through the Microsoft Teams, with limited places.
See the full program here.
>>> 1st session: March 05, 2020
>>> 2nd session: April 2, 2020
>>> 3rd session: April 16, 2020
>>> 4th session: April 30, 2020
CANCELLED EVENT
On March 24th, ISEG will host the fourth seminar of the Monetary History Cycleorganized by GHES - Economic and Social History Office.
This seminar, entitled "Governance of Monetary Unions - The View from Identity Economics. New Insights in Old Problems?", with the participation of Jürgen Nautz (German University).
The session starts at 6pm in the Edifer room (Ed. Quelhas, 2nd floor).
Free admission.
Also watch the last session of this cycle on May 12th.
Poster (pdf)
EVENT POSTPONED TO SEPTEMBER 25
On March 13, ISEG is hosting the Conference "Health in Portugal - Today and Tomorrow. Medical Sciences and Social Sciences in Debate", at 2:30 p.m., in Auditorium 4 (Ed. Novo Quelhas).
Admission is free, subject to registration on this link.
CANCELLED EVENT
On March 12th, there will be a seminar “Capital, Extractivism and the Fragilization of States”, at 6 p.m. in Amphitheater 1 (Ed. Quelhas, 4th floor).
The speaker will be João Mosca (Observatório do Mundo Rural, Mozambique / CESA).
Free entry, subject to registration on this link.
Poster (pdf)
EVENT CANCELLED
Within a constantly evolving business climate, an organization's ability to move quickly and effectively anticipate and take advantage of change is crucial. In this environment, an agile business that can move strategically, operating with an embedded discipline of both cost and growth refinement, gains a "survivability edge" over its competitors.
What are the factors that create an agile organization? How can leaders encourage a culture of agility throughout every part of their organization? How can each part of the company execute the core of its business while remaining open to new market and new technologies and adapting to meet them?
join us on March 11th at ISEG for a stimulating, thought provoking and experiential workshop where Karen Caramelo and Ángel Agueda from Evergreen will take us through a journey of insights and reflection, learning the Agile Mindset and some of the practices that are key for organizations to develop safe human-centric environments that enhance collaboration.
Registration here.
Further Information
From February to May 2020, ISEG will host the 28th of the Cycle of Seminars in Development Studies.
This cycle welcomes experts from all over the world to discuss the theme of the Development. Each theme presented aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda.
On March 5, the second seminar of this edition will be held, entitled "Does it (Still) Make Sense to Speak of 'Development'?". The speaker will be Felwine Sarr, Senegalese academic, musician and thinker, who will be reflect on the meaning of continuing to talk about 'Development' in the specific case of Africa.
The session starts at 18:00 in Auditorium 5 (Ed. Novo Quelhas).
Free admission, subject to pre-registration on this link.
More Information
https://cesa.rc.iseg.ulisboa.pt/
