VivaCell-MTS to support holding of Kjell Nordström’s insight session in Yerevan

On September 7, 2018, in the frames of #WTSA (World’s Top Speakers in Armenia) initiative organized by Skill.am, Swedish economist, writer and business analytic Kjell Nordström will hold the first in kind insight session in Armenia titled “Business in FAANG Style: strategy for future leaders and organizations”. Kjell Nordström has twice been ranked as the leader in the “Thinkers 50” global rating of management thinkers and one of the brightest and eccentric thinkers of our time.

The General Partner of the event is VivaCell-MTS.

During the session, the participants will get acquainted with the vision of the “Funky Business” bestseller’s co-author Kjell Nordström. The speaker will share his experience and strategic insights on management and business, on how the company is affected by huge technological changes and how to designate a system of values.

FAANG is the new standard of business administration. It is an acronym for Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google, the shapers of the most successful business model of our time. According to Nordström, to achieve success, companies need to follow the business logic of the above-mentioned companies when defining their strategy.

Kjell Nordström is one of the most sought-after thinkers of our time. The bestseller “Funky Business” published in 1999 reflects on the emerging business trends of the 21st century. His research and consulting focus on the areas of corporate strategy, multinational corporations and globalization.

The registration to the insight session is open and all those wishing to participate can book a ticket on www.skill.am website. The insight session will be held in English, with simultaneous Russian translation.

The authors of the book, Kjell Nordström and Jonas Ridderstråle, call 21st century the century of funk. This new era defies the old rules of the game.

The book written by two Swedish economists aims to give insights into the rapidly changing world of the 21st century, to help gain a better understanding of the global trends, and make better and more effective decisions. Although written 19 years ago, it continues to remain relevant. The book has been translated into 33 languages and is described as a “manifesto of what our time requires from business firms and their leaders”.