Hannah Fry is a Professor in the Mathematics of Cities at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at UCL. Her research focuses on analyzing patterns in human behavior, which has broad applications in various social issues such as shopping, transportation, urban crime, riots, and terrorism. In addition to being a mathematician, she is also a best-selling author, an award-winning science presenter, and the host of several popular podcasts and television shows. Hannah has received critical acclaim for her BBC documentaries, including "The Secret Genius of Modern Life," "City in the Sky," "Magic Numbers," "The Joy of Winning," "The Joy of Data," and the 2018 film "Contagion - The BBC Pandemic." The latter was a groundbreaking citizen science experiment that simulated the impact of a deadly pandemic in the UK, two years before such predictions became a reality. Furthermore, Hannah regularly contributes to the New Yorker with her writings. Her book, "Hello World - How to Be Human in the age of the machine," was a finalist for several prestigious non-fiction awards and won the 2020 Asimov Prize. Her engaging videos on the Numberphile Youtube channel, podcasts with DeepMind, and her long-running radio series, "The Curious Cases of Rutherford and Fry," have gained her global recognition for her ability to make mathematical concepts accessible and enjoyable for audiences of all backgrounds and interests.
In this captivating session, attendees will discover the immense power of influence and how it can unlock the key to success in their personal and professional lives. Through real-life examples and practical strategies, they will learn how to harness the power of influence to persuade, inspire, and motivate others. By mastering this skill, attendees will gain a competitive edge, enhance their leadership abilities, and achieve their goals with greater ease and effectiveness.
Join Bash on an international adventure, from the distant hilltops of Western Hunan to the iconic Mongolian steppe, where we learn, through the power of story, that the most effective way to lead others is to become our best selves, each and every day. Pulling from his most memorable experiences in travels to over 40 countries, Bash shows that it is only because of challenge, not in spite of it, that we can realize our full potential – the space between who we are and who we can be. — “Inspiration vs. Influence” – Why inspiration always outperforms influence. — Re-Ignite your team’s passion for your mission and purpose. — Inspire your team by becoming the best version of yourself. — Embrace challenge as a means to realize your potential.
