Performer à travers la gouvernance concertée

*Given the STM strike, the conference, which was initially planned as an in-person event, will now take place virtually to ensure a positive and seamless experience for all participants.*

In the current context of rapid economic change and the constant need for innovation in most sectors, further intensified by the rise of remote work, it is essential to mobilize strong and harmonious multifunctional teams. It is also crucial to build lasting working partnerships to create a framework for strategic, effective, and supportive exchanges and dialogues.

While this may seem complex and require reflection at the highest levels of organizations, what if the role of managers was primarily to build these foundations, long before structuring portfolios and allocating budgets? What if, at all hierarchical levels, there was a minimal but shared understanding of what collaborative governance is, as well as the impact of each person's work on the entire organization?

This conference aims to address these issues through concrete examples and best practices for implementation.

OBJECTIVE

• Become familiar with the best practices of collaborative governance, one of the steps in the CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) approach.

• Solidify the connection between a company's strategy, vision, and project execution.

• Gain insight into a partnership-based vision.

Speaker

Chaïma Ben Miloud, ASC. M.Eng., EMBA.

Chaïma is an Associate Manager at Accenture with extensive experience gained within multinational corporations. With over 20 years of social engagement, she has served on several boards of directors, including those of Caisse Desjardins de Laval and the Foundation of the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec. In 2017, she founded the Jeune Chambre Tunisienne du Québec and launched her own consulting firm in 2020.

Her achievements include:

• Receiving four awards for her non-profit's accomplishments, as well as three recognitions for her community involvement.

• Launching a startup specializing in the management of privatized airports in the MENA region, achieving a goal of zero accidents over four years.

A hands-on professional passionate about knowledge development, Chaïma holds a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, a master's in technological project management, an EMBA, and recently obtained her Corporate Director certification.