She has enjoyed many performances at prestigious venues such as the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall, the Royal Opera House Wembley Stadium, Wembley Arena, The O2, Twickenham Stadium, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, even The Great Wall of China, and is still only 24 years old.Īfter a dramatic Red Arrows flypast, Laura was the first to perform at the opening ceremony for HRH Prince Harry’s Invictus Games where she debuted a new piece she wrote “Invincible”, taken from her album Sound Of Strength. Laura was the first mezzo soprano to perform at the Olympic Stadium, has toured with tenors Alfie Boe and Russell Watson and opened the iTunes Festival for Andrea Bocelli. Language is an important element to change, said Morgan, who advises organizations through Alignment Quest. Specifically, she noted how barriers are tied to language use and how lexicon shapes how organizations navigate and solve issues related to DE&I, which she wrote about in her book “Race, Work and Leadership.With over a million album sales under her belt, Laura Wright has been one of the biggest selling classical artists this decade. Liodice, president and CEO of the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), where he’s led the advertising, marketing and media industry for nearly 30 years, joins Morgan, associate professor at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business, in sharing insights on the relationship between lexicon and which problems gets addressed, anticipating backlash to “wokeism” and the pace of change and progress in the ad world. Wright brings together two top business strategists- Bob Liodice and Laura Morgan Roberts-to discuss how to navigate change related to leadership and organization design, to accomplish tangible progress with diversity, equity, and inclusion. In today’s second episode of “System Overload: How Change Happens,” host Kai D.
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