Never before has leadership played such a critical role in the success of business outcomes. Businesses leveraging talent optimization comprehend that leaders are essential at all levels of the organization. Emerging capable leaders supports succession planning and boosts employee engagement. While the scope of leadership may be more limited for middle and first-line managers, even individual contributors can self-manage and influence those around them.

ICTMKM-21 aims to bring together principal business leaders, academic scientists, and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Leadership and Management. It also provides a premier interdisciplinary platform for presenting and discussing the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered, and solutions adopted in the fields of Leadership and Management.

The Leadership, Management, and Environment session series will focus on examining the new work environment in which leaders must now operate. Through inspiring stories, new innovations, recent research, panel speakers, and more, you’ll learn how to advance your leadership development strategy at a time when the stakes have never been higher, and the work of leadership has never been more complex.

By participating these sessions, you will discover:

• How CEO’s implemented leadership to revolute the culture in their organization.
• Ways in which leaders have been challenged and how they came to be even better leaders as a result.
• How women who have risen through the ranks have become inspiring leaders.
• How investing in leadership has a straight influence on business outcomes.
• Leading edge ways of emerging leaders for the future.

Background:

Dr. Milad Ebrahimi is a Business Manager at the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission. He has doctorate degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Louisville. Dr. Ebrahimi has extensive background working with government entities and public utilities, as well as academia. His work has focused on Strategizing, implementing, and overseeing processes for increased productivity and growth, Developing innovative solutions and improvements, and Executing revenue services and products within organization. Prior to his work at the WSSC, he has served as Principal Researcher at University of Louisville and Metropolitan District of Louisville. His research work has focused on identifying methods to extend the life and improve the performance of urban infrastructure. Much of his worked has included water and wastewater initiatives and incorporating green concepts into existing systems. Dr. Ebrahimi has been recognized as the 2019 and 2020 Distinguished Engineer by the American Society of Civil Engineers.