Mastering Business Ambiguity
OCTOBER 14 2015, SAN FRANCISCO
“What would it take to transform our traditional “Masters in Business Administration” programs and transform them into the type of dynamic, holistic, experiential education that will help all leaders build skills “Masters in Business Ambiguity?””
- Lisa Kay Solomon
On October 14th, California College of the Arts (CCA) hosted its inaugural "DMBA in Conversation” to engage thought leaders in dialogue around timely topics related to business and design.
We learned from thought leaders, and bestselling authors, Eamonn Kelly, Robert Poynton and Warren Berger joined by DMBA faculty Lisa Kay Solomon in conversation around the power of inquiry and improvisation to create value in an increasingly complex world. In aggregate, the panelists capture and articulate practices, behaviors and the worldview of leaders who model “Mastering Business Ambiguity.”
Branding design for event included posters, digital design, wordmark, and social media collateral.
Attendees added their own tools and frameworks that help them "master business ambiguity" to a shared visual thought board.
Franzi Sessler's visual notes from the panel discussion.
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Event producers: Alex Scott, Liz Comperchio, Lisa Kay Solomon