SLIM facilitates John Mattone’s visit to Sri Lanka
‘John Mattone in Sri Lanka’aims to create a milestone in Sri Lankan thought-leadership development by holding two key events; ‘The Knowledge Forum’ and ‘CEO’S Forum’ organized by the Sri Lanka Institute of Marketing.
The Knowledge Forum will focus on intelligent leadership: elevating the status-quo which will be held on 12th of June at Shangri-la Hotel in Colombo from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.
The following day, the CEO’S Breakfast Forum on the topic of transforming culture: a strategic imperative for future will be held at Cinnamon Grand Hotel, Colombo from 8.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m.
The announcement was made at a press conference held at Hilton Residencies recently. The programmes will focus on talent and leadership development taking stock of global trends and data; collectively exploring winning formulas for corporate excellence. John Mattone will also use these forums as a platform to inspire attendees on unlocking potential and transformational decision-making.
John Mattone is now one of the most in-demand speakers on corporate culture and culturetransition in the world and is globally respected as a uniquely distinguished authority who can ignite and strengthen a leader’s inner-self and talents. He has earned a global reputation for possessing a special ability that unlocks and unleashes greatness in leaders at all levels. .
John’s legacy includes being the former executive coach to the late Steve Jobs and the former legendary CEO of Pepsico, Roger Enrico, who sought John’s advice after his Pepsico days in helping him transition as a coach and mentor to young leaders. He is also the author of nine books, including three best-sellers.
“We are well experienced to organize such an event and we have done something relevant to the nation, to the industry especially to marketers. He has coached Steve Jobs and many more individuals who have climbed to the top of the ladder. We at SLIM believe that a marketer should have an overall exposure and a personality. That is why we initiate events of this nature to assist the marketing sector. The breakfast forum will target CEO’S, top businessmen and Marketing Heads,” President of SLIM Pradeep Edward stressed.
John Mattone spoke to the audience via skype: “I cannot wait to come to Sri Lanka for the first time and I am thankful to SLIM for organizing this forum for two days. I want to share my philosophy that leadership is misunderstood in the world. So we have to change that first and I will share some powerful ideas that would help you to become a top leader. Steve Jobs and I did several assessments together on leadership and I am excited to share them with you during our interaction.”
Daily Mirror is one of the print media sponsors for the event which is set to draw in a large number of participants from the corporate sector.