Organizational Behavior Expert, Author, Harvard Business School Novartis Professor
This session will be recorded and available on demand starting on May 28, 2025. The video recordings will be accessible through the virtual platform. Note: *The recording list is subject to change in the event of technical difficulties
The hyper-competitive business landscape has leaders trapped in a dilemma: embrace risks and the inherent possibility of failure, or avoid them and stagnate? Harvard Business School professor and best-selling author Amy Edmondson says while most missteps can be avoided, intelligent failures are gold mines of learning and innovation. As she explains in her highly anticipated new book, Right Kind of Wrong: The Science of Failing Well (September 2023), leaders can transform their perspective on setbacks by embracing the intelligent failures that are vital to innovation. She uncovers how basic and complex failures can reveal and prevent future recurrences. With Edmondson’s approach, leaders and teams gain tailored practices, skills, and mindsets for taking smart risks and using their inevitable mistakes as springboards for profound learning and competitive differentiation.
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