Event overview
The current pandemic has rapidly traversed borders and its true cost is still being ascertained.
While it has crippled many industries, others such as healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and education are seeing rising opportunities.
To discuss the long-term effects of the global lockdown and the perceived socio-economic impact on the world, we would like to invite you to an interactive webinar.
This event is organized in partnership with Women on the Wharf (WotW), a network of professionals from member organizations across Canary Wharf.
The webinar will focus on:
- Trends, challenges, and opportunities as businesses find new ways of working
- The effects of COVID-19 on technology, energy, and financial services sectors
- Innovative measures taken by business leaders to manage cash and revenue forecasts while combating the health crisis
- Employee engagement, new ways of working, and measures taken to improve the mental health of employees working from home
Topics and panelists
Diana Kennedy - Vice President, Strategy, Architecture and Planning, BP
Diana leads the Strategy and Architecture function for the Enterprise Systems group at BP, and, latterly the Upstream Business since joining the organization in 2010. Prior to BP, Diana was Head of Architecture and Technology for British Gas, part of the Centrica group, where she led the solutions team for the retail transformation of British Gas.
Joseph Alenchery - Vice President, Infosys
Joseph Alenchery is the Vice President, Energy Practice at Infosys. He has been with Infosys since 2002, playing different leadership roles encompassing Portfolio P&L Leadership, Corporate Strategy, Mergers & Acquisitions, and Start-up Practice Unit Creation.
Apoorva Mehta - Head, Mobile Experience, NatWest Group - Retail Banking
Apoorva is the Mobile Experience Lead at NatWest Group, where she is working since 2013. She prioritizes the mobile roadmap and leads cross-functional teams with product owners, designers, and technology to launch innovative features for the NatWest and Royal Bank of Scotland personal banking apps.
Register here to join the webinar
