On May 12, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. (CET), Université Jean Monnet (UJM) invites you to a webinar dedicated to decision-making in a managerial context. Delivered in English by Marie Borne, a specialist in management practices, this webinar is open to all universities within the Transform4Europe alliance.

As a manager, you make numerous decisions every day. Some are straightforward, while others are more complex and uncertain. How can you avoid the pitfalls of intuition and make more effective decisions?

As part of its training initiatives, UJM and Transform4Europe are offering a webinar designed to help managers better understand their decision-making processes and enhance the impact of their choices.

Practical information

When? May 12, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. (CET)

Who is it for?

The webinar focuses on managerial decision-making, cognitive biases, and team leadership. It is therefore particularly relevant for professionals from T4EU universities with managerial responsibilities, including: senior management, executive teams, heads of departments and units, administrative managers, project managers, programme officers…

Registration

Registration is open until May 4 at 12:00 p.m. (noon).

To register, please complete this form.

The connection link will be sent to all registered participants after May 4.

Learning objectives

During the webinar, participants will:

• Understand the main cognitive biases that frequently influence managerial decisions, such as confirmation bias, status quo bias, and overconfidence
• Learn a practical framework for fast decision-making using the Q.D.E. (Quick and Effective Decision) matrix, which helps distinguish between simple, complicated, complex, and chaotic situations
• Explore methods to involve teams in decision-making processes without slowing down execution or creating ineffective consensus
• Apply these tools through interactive scenarios and group reflection sessions
• Leave with a practical decision-making toolkit, including key questions to ask before making important decisions, as well as warning signs to identify potential biases

A webinar led by Marie Borne

Marie Borne holds a Master’s degree in social psychology, international law, and legal studies, and specialises in management practices.

She regularly designs and leads interactive workshops and webinars, drawing on insights from cognitive psychology and contemporary management to support professionals in their decision-making processes.