Adam Lenihan, Author at QUTeX Blog

Adam Lenihan

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Adam Lenihan is a Corporate Partnership Manager at QUT, leading a portfolio of corporate education partnerships in the mining, resources, construction, and utilities sectors. Adam works with his clients to develop a thorough understanding of their executive and professional development needs to deliver high-impact, real world education partnerships and leadership development programs. Adam’s partnership activities for QUT have resulted in a range of specially designed programs that have harnessed the University’s capabilities to develop leaders and equip organisations with the skills and confidence to succeed in complex, ambiguous, future-focussed and emergent environments. Adam holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA), a Master of Security Studies, a Bachelor of Creative Industries (BCI), and is recognised as a Fellow of the Institute of Managers and Leaders (FIML) and in 2019 was awarded the Chartered Manager (CMgr) designation by the Chartered Management Institute.

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Mining and Construction December 9, 2020

Frugal Innovation for the Resource and Energy Industries

As we’re aware, the revenue and margins of mining organisations are tight and it’s becoming increasingly more and more difficult to continue trading in the same ways as the industry has relied upon for some time. Introduce… Innovation.

Business September 8, 2020

Real World Futures explores the boundaries of possibility

At the latest RWF event presented by QUTeX, Prof. Malcolm Thatcher and Dr Shari Read explored how the cultural and human imperatives of digital transformation have been made salient by the pandemic, but importantly how the renewed momentum can be harnessed.

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Business July 21, 2020

Artificial Intelligence and Advancing Human Capability

June 2020, it’s the beginning of winter in Brisbane, and COVID-related challenges and conversations are as ubiquitous as free webinars and Queenslanders complaining about the cold. With this in mind, when preparing to co-facilitate the latest installment of Real World Futures presented by QUTeX – Artificial Intelligence & Smart Cities.