Evidence-Based Management in Practice - Educators

Do you teach evidence-based management (EBM), or would you like to explore how to bring it into your class or programme? Join us for a full-day event to explore challenges and tips for both teaching evidence-based management and practicing it in real organisations.

10:30 Welcome, registration and coffee

11:00 - 13:00 Morning session: Evidence-Based Management in Practice

The morning session will be open to everyone, designed with practitioners (current and aspiring) as a target audience in mind. Lecturers are very welcome to join it as well, to explore the application of evidence-based management in real organisations.

It will include:

· a real-world case study of evidence-based decision-making in an organisation (led by the CEBMa)

· getting started with EBM in your organisations: lessons learned (practitioner speakers talk about their experiences of applying EBM)

· opportunities for exchanging experiences and networking.

Confirmed speakers:

· Eric Barends, Managing Director, Center for Evidence-Based Management

· Katie O'Driscoll, Financial Solutions & Experience Architect and Site Lead, Hewlett Packard Enterprise

· Thomas Holmes, Head of Quality, Medical Supply Company

13:00 - 14:00 Shared lunch

You’ll have the opportunity to continue networking during the lunch, open to the whole group.

14:00 – 16:00 Afternoon session: How to Teach Evidence-Based Management

The afternoon is for educators who teach (or would like to teach) evidence-based decision making in their class or programme.

It will include:

· sharing of new teaching materials and insights from CEBMa

· a workshop on the challenges of teaching EBM, including practical strategies for getting EBM embedded in participants own university's curriculum

· opportunities for exchanging teaching experiences and networking.

The event is free, but participants need to cover their own travel & accommodation costs.

Please confirm if you will attend the full event or just the afternoon session when you register.

Mark your calendars!