Keynotes & Speakers

Keynotes

Jeff Gibson
Vice President of Consulting
The Table Group
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Jeff Gibson joined The Table Group, Inc. in 1999 as the Vice President of Consulting. His responsibilities include new business development, enterprise sales and all aspects of client service. As an executive team facilitator and speaker, Jeff has worked with hundreds of CEOs and executive teams to help them become more effective and build healthier organizations.

Jeff has worked with a broad spectrum of clients in various industries, including high technology, biopharmaceuticals, manufacturing and health care. Specific organizations Jeff has worked with include Southwest Airlines, Wal-Mart, HCA Healthcare, Sprint Corporation, AT&T, Chick-fil-A, Cisco Systems, Barnes & Noble, as well as many others.

In addition to his work with consulting clients, Jeff has been instrumental in assisting with the development of The Table Group's original methodologies and publications, including The Four Obsessions of an Extraordinary Executive, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team and "Make Your Values Mean Something" published in Harvard Business Review.

Prior to joining The Table Group, Jeff worked for Deloitte in the Human Capital Advisory Services group managing major change initiatives. Earlier in his career he worked as a hardware design engineer for Hughes Electronics.

Don Sull
Professor of Strategy & Faculty Director of Executive Education
London Business School, author of The Upside of Turbulence
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Dr. Donald Sull is Professor of Strategy and Faculty Director of Executive Education at London Business School. The Economist identified his theory of active inertia as an idea that shaped business management over the past century, and Fortune listed him among the ten new management gurus.

His publications include several best-selling Harvard Business Review articles, and the award-winning books Why Good Companies go Bad and Made in China.

Sull has three degrees from Harvard, where he taught entrepreneurship. He worked as a consultant with McKinsey & Company, and a management-investor with the leveraged buyout firm Clayton & Dubilier.

Speakers

Gartner Analyst Webinars

Using BPM to Survive, Thrive and Capitalize in a Turbulent Economy
with Michele Cantara, Research VP & Janelle Hill, Research VP

Listen to the complimentary webinar replay where Research VPs Michele Cantara and Janelle Hill review how you can capitalize on economic turmoil and transform your business during the economic downturn.

What You Will Learn:

What business results can BPM deliver to help your business survive in a challenging business climate?
What growth opportunities can you realize with BPM to help your company thrive?
How can you capitalize on economic turmoil and transform your business?

Listen to the Replay

How to Use Process as a Competitive Weapon
with Jim Sinur, Research VP

Today many organization are actively using BPM to save money and survive, and this is certainly an appropriate use of BPM. There are another set of organizations that look at down times to make their organizations more competitive. This takes a bit of strategy planning to make sure the end result leaps ahead of the pack.

Attend this webinar sponsored by ebizQ and:

You will hear how some organizations are leveraging processes as a competitive weapon.
You will learn the difference between survival and thriving
You will walk away with some new technology combinations that can be leveraged in a competitive fashion

Listen to the Replay

Meet the Gartner Analyst Team

French Caldwell - Research VP
Michele Cantara - Research VP
Bill Gassman - Research Director
Kathy Harris - VP Distinguished Analyst
Janelle Hill - Research VP & Role Service Director for Leaders in Bus Process Improvement
Ellen Kitzis - Research VP
Anne Lapkin - Research VP
Benoit Lheureux - Research VP
David McCoy - Managing VP & Gartner Fellow
Elise Olding - Research Director
Bill Rosser - VP & Distinguished Analyst
Carol Rozwell - VP Distinguished Analyst
Jim Sinur - Research VP