The Peace Studies in The Netherlands invite for a zoom meeting and discussion on the 21st of December at 4 pm CET.
Prof. Nagel is invited to join the panel “The State of Affairs “, which will be hosted by the Stichling vredeswetenschappen and the University Leiden. She will explore how her chair and her research will contribute to peace studies and might contribute to prevent societal conflict.
Other panelists will be;
Joachim Koops, Chair of Security Studies and Scientific Director of the Institute of Security and Global Affairs at Leiden University’s campus in The Hague – and co-organizer of this symposium
Jaap de Wilde is professor of International Relations & Security Studies at the Department of International Relations & International Organization and the Centre for International Relations Research at the University of Groningen
Abbey Steele, associate professor of political science at the University of Amsterdam and Director of the Amsterdam Center for Conflict Studies.
The panel discussion will be moderated by Eduard Nazarski, former Director of Amnesty International and the Dutch Council for Refugees
For more information, please get in touch via info@stichtingvredeswetenschappen.nl
Michael Pain interviews Claudia Nagel on leadership for newly appointed CEO’s
Michael explores with Claudia the ‘psychology’ of being the CEO – including the transition of mindset and approach required for the role and ask questions about leading at scale (diverse teams of people many of whom you rarely meet), working with an expert team, managing the demands of the role, maintaining a learning mindset, balancing strategic and operational demands, managing crisis, and much more.
Michael Pain is the founder and managing director of Forum Strategy, a strategy and membership organisation in the UK for trust and school CEOs – with an emphasis on executive leadership training and coaching; organisational development and strategic planning; and leadership development networks. We support leaders and organisations to plan, grow and thrive.
Forum’s reach is national. They run six regional CEO leadership development networks across England and have provided highly-valued strategic consultancy support for many dozens of organisations, including academy trusts.
PRESIDENT AND CEO FOR ISPSO
Dr. Claudia Nagel is now starting her term as President and CEO of ISPSO. The International Society for the Psychoanalytic Study of Organizations is the only global organization that brings together psychoanalytic and psychodynamic consultants, coaches and academics in the context of organizations. In annual global symposia and regional meetings, research results as well as consulting experiences are shared.
The strategic goals of Claudia Nagel for ISPSO focus on developing an organization that is even more open and attractive to the outside world and acts as a platform for dialogue and sharing of knowledge with partners and interested people and future clients:
“I imagine an organization which is known for its inspirational, intellectual and helpful thoughts and reflections about the emotional states and the undercurrents prevalent in all kinds of organizations, such as corporations, public and political institutions and NGOs. By that I do not mean to network only with the institutions, I rather mean creating human connections to their leaders. I believe we can and should have regular meetings with the leaders of such organizations to discuss their problems through our psychoanalytic perspective on their issues. “
www.ispso.org
Claudia Nagel appointed as full professor at the VU with a chair on change and identity in PPP
Organization scientist Claudia Nagel has been appointed full professor by the Faculty Board of Social Sciences with effect from November 1st 2020.
Nagel is a leading expert in strategy and change processes. Since March 2016, she has been appointed Visiting Professor within Hull University Business School in the United Kingdom.In addition to her academic appointments, Nagel runs her own consultancy, Nagel & Company Leadership Consulting. Department head Issy Drori:”The unique combination of high-quality scientific expertise with extensive practical experience in the financial sector makes Claudia Nagel a unique personality. With her arrival, knowledge development toward public-private partnerships will receive an important impulse, both for science and for decision-makers and leaders in administrative practice.”
Criminal money
The chair is the core of a new research program called “Public Private Partnership in the Financial sector” that focuses on public and private relationships in the financial sector. In particular, the research program will focus on the issue of public-private partnerships around criminal money, financial resources used for terrorist purposes and money laundering practices.
Special collaboration
The research program is an initiative of the Department of Organization Studies and is led by Professors Marcel Veenswijk and Issy Drori. “We will investigate how public and private parties work together on this issue. Not only banks contribute to this, but also the police and the Ministry of Justice. That is a complex issue, because in practice parties can also be each other’s opponent. Consider the investigation that is now being conducted by the FIOD into ABN Amro. ING was previously discredited about money laundering practices. We see it as a promising fact that these parties, despite their conflicting interests, are working together in this research and sit at the table together to look for connecting factors for better collaboration,” says Veenswijk.
Nagel’s appointment is for five years and is based on an open recruitment procedure. It is partly funded by the Ministry of Finance (FIOD), the Ministry of Justice and Security and ABN AMRO. Two fully funded PhD projects are also linked to the program. Dr. Claudia Nagel says: “I am proud and happy to have been appointed full professor at this renowned University and this unique new research program. I am looking forward to working with the faculty and partners to meet the challenge of strengthening our understanding and knowledge of this “socially very important and extremely relevant subject”.
