HUMANITIES WEEK: 5 SCHOOLS, 5 DEANS, 5 PERSPECTIVES OF HUMANITIES

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On Campus Arts & humanities

Mon, Apr 9, 2018 4:00 PM –

Fri, Apr 13, 2018 7:00 PM (GMT+2)

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IE values the study of HUMANITIES as a key element in understanding the realities of our world more deeply. We are a community of people who see the reality through different lenses and from different points of view, we love to rethink reality. With such a more comprehensive vision of the world we can challenge the status quo. This attitude to challenge the status quo allows for true innovation and disruption to take place.

5 Schools, 5 Deans, 5 Perspectives of Humanities:

MONDAY, APRIL 9TH

16:30    IE LAW SCHOOL. Alessandra Chichi, EVP and General Counsel, HBO Europe. “CREATIVITY, STORYTELLING AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION”.    
                
18:00    IE SCHOOL OF HUMAN SCIENCES & TECHNOLOGY. Marta Garcia Aller, Journalist, author of “El fin del mundo tal y como lo conocemos”. “THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT: THE NEW ROLE OF HUMANITIES IN A ROBOTIC WORLD”.    
                
TUESDAY, APRIL 10TH

16:00    IE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN. Whit Preston, Architectural Photographer. “FRAMING SPACE: IMAGES AND ARCHITECTURE”.    
                
17:30     WORKSHOP. Timothy Ryan Day, PhD. “CREATIVE WRITING”     
                
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11TH 

16:00    WORKSHOP. Dean Price, Professor of Constitutional Law and Rhetoric. "RHETORIC, THE CURSE OF ENGLISH BUSINESS SPEECH, AND THE DYING METAPHOR”    
                
17:30    WORKSHOP. Begoña González-Cuesta, Dean of Communication & Media, IE. “BRAND STORYTELLING”. 

18:00    SEGOVIA CAMPUS. THEATRE: "Memories of the Rose and the Lion". An IEU Theatre Club Production

18:30    IE FOUNDATION hosts guided visits to a special exhibition at the REINA SOFIA MUSEUM. “PESSOA – All Art is a Form of Literature”. 

THURSDAY, APRIL 12TH

16:30     IE BUSINESS SCHOOL. Victor Cobos, Co-Founder & CEO at M&C Saatchi Sponsorship. “RISK, REALISM AND RITALIN – A STUDY OF THE POST-MILLENNIAL GENERATION”.    

18:00     WORKSHOP. Assumpta Serna, Institutional Relations, Actress, Coach, Professor and Author & Scott Cleverdon, Actor, Director, Screenwriter, Coach and Professor. STORYTELLING AND LEADERSHIP    

FRIDAY, APRIL 13TH

16:00     IE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. Dr. Ozren Jungic, DPhil, Oxford. “THE REVIVAL OF THE HUMANITIES IN THE DIGITAL ERA”.    

17:30     IE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. Isabel Pérez Dobarro, Pianist and representative of Sustainable Development Solutions Network initiative, SDSN Youth. “THE ROLE OF HUMANITIES IN PEACEKEEPING”.    

          
ONGOING ART EXHIBIT

Masaaki Hasegawa. "LIVE WORK OF ART" from April 9th to the 13th

Exhibition of Gutenberg Project by MINIMAE
 
FREE TICKETS to “Sorolla and Fashion” Exhibition in Thyssen Museum. Hosted by IE FOUNDATION 

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Past Events

Fri, Apr 13, 2018
5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Velázquez 130, 4th floor
THE ROLE OF HUMANITIES IN PEACEKEEPING by Isabel Pérez Dobarro. Pianist and representative of Sustainable Development Solutions Network initiative, SDSN Youth

As part of the 1st IE Humanities Week, the IE School of International Relations invites you to the talk “The role of humanities in peacekeeping" by Isabel Pérez Dobarro. Pianist and representative of Sustainable Development Solutions Network initiative, SDSN Youth.

The lecture will explore the crucial role of humanities in peacebuilding. Pérez Dobarro will analyze the existing research on the topic and will show particular examples as case studies (from the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra to the program Arts Twenty Thirty that she manages, among others). The lecturer will discuss related contemporary perspectives and themes and link them to the evolving definition of peacebuilding and the current activity of international organizations such as the UN.

  • Madrid Campus
  • Segovia Campus
Thu, Apr 12, 2018
4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Velázquez 130, 4th floor
RISK, REALISM AND RITALIN - A STUDY OF THE POST-MILLENNIAL GENERATION, by Víctor Cobos, Co-Founder & CEO at M&C Saatchi Sponsorship

As part of the 1st IE Humanities Week, the IE Business School invites you to the talk "Risk, Realism and Ritalin – A study of the Post-Millennial Generation”, by Victor Cobos, Co-Founder & CEO at M&C Saatchi Sponsorship.

We’re all a product of our environment. Post-Millennials are no different. A generation of pessimistic middle-aged teenagers who are ill-informed and anxious, incredibly risk-adverse & unwilling to dream big. This reality will bring the re-born of a new concept of entrepreneurialism that will be less like the Millennial’s ‘I can change the world’ and more ‘I can change my world.’

  • Madrid Campus
  • Segovia Campus
38 Spots Left
Thu, Apr 12, 2018
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Velázquez 130, 4th floor
WORKSHOP. STORYTELLING AND LEADERSHIP

A workshop for dreamers y world changers, for anyone who need to change how they tell stories for being a leader.

You'll find the key to know the structure that works better, the time of the exhibition, the type of audience and the context. The most innovative techniques that cinema has syntetiside, to tell attractive stories to the public. Also, review the most effective self attitudes to communicate the own ideas and projects.



  • Madrid Campus
  • Segovia Campus
14 Spots Left
Wed, Apr 11, 2018
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Velázquez 130, 4th floor
WORKSHOP. Rhetoric, the Curse of English Business Speech, and the Dying Metaphor.

By Dean Price, Professor of Constitutional Law and Rhetoric, IE

  • Madrid Campus
  • Segovia Campus
Wed, Apr 11, 2018
5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Velázquez 130, 4th floor
WORKSHOP. BRAND STORYTELLING. Begoña González-Cuesta, Dean of Communication & Media, IE.

Storytelling is one of the most relevant human ways of communication, reflection, dissemination of knowledge, engagement, and meaning making.

By telling stories we transform information into something meaningful and compelling to our audiences, engaging them and building deep relationships. It’s not just about communication but also about sense making and purpose.

This workshop is an introduction to the world of storytelling applied to branding for businesses and organizations

  • Madrid Campus
  • Segovia Campus
14 Spots Left
Tue, Apr 10, 2018
4:00 PM – 5:20 PM
Velázquez 130, 4th floor
FRAMING SPACE: IMAGES AND ARCHITECTURE by Whit Preston, Architectural Photographer

As part of the 1st IE Humanities Week, the IE School of Architecture & Design invites you to the talk "Framing space: images and architecture", by the Architectural Photographer Whit Preston.
This short talk explores the important relationship of photography within architecture; and how some of today’s most innovative and interesting architectural projects utilize the visual arts and photography as part of a modern visual discourse

  • Madrid Campus
  • Segovia Campus
Tue, Apr 10, 2018
5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Velázquez 130, 4th floor
WORKSHOP. CREATIVE WRITING

By Timothy Ryan Day, PhD

  • Madrid Campus
  • Segovia Campus
30 Spots Left
Mon, Apr 09, 2018
4:30 PM – 6:00 PM
Velázquez 130, 4th floor
CREATIVITY, STORYTELLING AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION by Alessandra Chichi, EVP and General Counsel, HBO Europe

As part of the 1st IE Humanities: 5 SCHOOLS, 5 DEANS, 5 PERSPECTIVES OF HUMANITIES, the IE Law School invites you to the talk "CREATIVITY, STORYTELLING AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION: Legal Counseling in a creative enterprise".
Alessandra will share her personal experience as counsel for a Company that, at the core of it, engages in storytelling. Telling stories is, to her, one of the core manifestations of Humanities and so it is in the legal environment.

  • Madrid Campus
  • Segovia Campus
Mon, Apr 09, 2018
6:00 PM – 7:20 PM
Velázquez 130, 4th floor
THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT: THE NEW ROLE OF HUMANITIES IN A ROBOTIC WORLD by Marta García Aller

As part of the 1st IE Humanities Week, the IE School of Human Sciences & Technology invites you to attend the talk by the journalist Marta García Aller.
To what extent will living in a connected world is changing our lives? The problem of talking about the future is that we have not even invented the appropriate language to understand what does not yet exist. How can we adapt ourselves to something that does not exist yet? What changes do we have to make in our career and in our companies to adapt to the technologies of the future?
Blockchain, Big Data and Robotization are some of the clues that we already have of the future. But to understand how all of this is going to change our lives, the best way is to look at what we are about to leave behind. When innovation accelerates, it's time to say goodbye to many other things. We are facing the end of oil, the end of stores, the end of traffic lights and even the end of cash registers and the end of privacy, just to mention some.
Marta Garcia Aller analizes these challenges in her last book The End of the World as we know it'). Artificial intelligence not only changes the way we work, buy and sell, but also the way we think, fall in love and even how we have and raise our children. And it is also changing the role of Humanities in our lives. If we want to teach machines to think, understanding how human beings see the world is more important than ever.
When everything changes so fast, facing so much uncertainty, it is very convenient to doubt a lot. And asking questions about society it's what proffesionals in humanities and communications' can offer the world to be better prepared to adapt to a world in permanent transformation. The future is about to come.

  • Madrid Campus
  • Segovia Campus
25 Spots Left
Mon, Apr 09, 2018 11:00 AM
Mon, Apr 30, 2018 12:00 AM
Thyssen Museum
SOROLLA AND FASHION EXHIBITION

IE Foundation offers 20 tickets to visit the exhibition Sorolla and Fashion in Thyssen Museum.
Do you want a ticket? Please PASS BY CAMPUS LIFE OFFICE (María de Molina 31, 2nd floor).

The tickets are valid from April 9th to the 30th. The Exhibition is closed on Mondays.

Friends are offered an exclusive, private guided tour of Sorolla and Fashion in the galleries of the Museo Thyssen. Jointly organised with the Museo Sorolla, this exhibition focuses on the presence of fashion in the work of the Valencian artist Joaquín Sorolla. It features a selection of his paintings shown alongside an important group of clothing and accessories of the period.

A careful observer of fashion and the perfect chronicler of new trends in fin-de-siècle clothing, Sorolla’s portraits present an evocative range of clothes, jewels and accessories, all transformed into exquisite, vibrant painting through his brush.

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Velázquez 130, 4th floor

Find us on all campuses: 5th floor at Maria de Molina 31 10th floor at the Tower Segovia Office, Madrid, 28006, Spain

Speakers

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Assumpta Serna

Assumpta Serna works as an actress in more than 100 films and 38 TV series of wide impact for 40 years in 20 countries in 6 languages. His latest films are "I killed my husband" "Red de libertad" and "Bernarda".
He has won 25 International Awards for his work and has been a jury in more than 30 international film festivals. He has been a member of the American Film Academy since 1993. He has produced, along with the producer WILDCARD (UK), a documentary: FRESCO-FIASCO about the media phenomenon of Ecce-homo restored / painted / destroyed by Cecilia Jiménez in the city of Borja.

She has 30 years of experience as a Communication Professional and 16 years as a Teacher. She has been the Manager of Cultural Associations such as EFA (European Film Academy and AISGE), managing the intellectual property rights of artists, organizer of European events (European Film Awards in Barcelona with a budget of 1,800,000 euros) and Theatrical Events.

Since the publication of his book in Cátedra, in 1999: "THE WORK OF THE CINEMA ACTOR", she has developed an intense activity in the field of education, through the school and a first team international foundation, created together with Scott Cleverdon . Currently, they teach the Master's Degree in CINEMATOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION.

Assumpta Serna boosts the visibility of "different" and disabled people in the audiovisual sector. In particular, the community of deaf people thanks to the alliance with the COMMUNICATES Group, integrating them in their training courses and in the events in which they participate, such as the Three Kings' Cavalcade in 2017 and 2018 or the theatrical initiative "Signótica" that wants to stimulate companies, institutions and people to communicate, inform and integrate the million deaf people with the rest of society,
More information about actress: imdb.com/name/nm0785264/

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Scott Cleverdon

Actor, Director, Screenwriter, Coach and Teacher.

Scott Cleverdon is an Actor, Director, screenwriter, Coach and Teacher. His professional career as an actor and screenwriter began in the United Kingdom, continued in the United States. He has worked intensely in 55 big and small budget films with great directors and producers such as Milos Forman or Sergio Cabrera. His work has been developed in Canada, Poland, Nigeria, Mexico, Colombia, Ukraine and the Czech Republic. He has put voice to emblematic characters in animation series and video games, such as Jedi Knight, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Carnage, Spider-Man, Gargoyles or Batman Beyond.

Within the first team Foundation, as coach and teacher, he has taught about 11,000 hours of training to 3469 students in eight countries. Advises directors and writers in the writing of their scripts. He has written the movie Amazing Grace, the first 35mm film shot in Nigeria. He is also a coach in on-camera communication for top executives of companies. He has taught more than 21 conferences and seminars in leadership, institutional communication, to 435 businessmen and 90 trainers, percussing in more than 2800 listeners in seven Spanish-speaking countries and in 23 cities around the world.
More information at http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0166526/

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Alessandra Chichi

EVP and General Counsel

HBO

Alessandra is EVP, General Counsel and Business Affairs for HBO Europe. In her current role, she is responsible for a variety of legal and commercial matters relating to original production, distribution, content acquisition, regulatory and compliance, as well as expansion into new European markets. She oversees a team of 15 lawyers located across HBO’s European offices in Scandinavia, Central Europe and Spain. Based in Madrid, she is also acting as office head for HBO’s Spanish operations. Alessandra has worked at HBO for over 6 years, initially based in HBO headquarters in New York.

Prior to HBO, Alessandra was a mergers and acquisition lawyer in private practice in New York for over eight years. Alessandra has an LL.B. from the London School of Economics and a J.D. from Columbia Law School.

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Whit Preston

Architectural Photographer

Whit Preston grew up in Honolulu and studied photography at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. Since graduating, he has pursued both commercial photography and fine art, working for 11 years in Los Angeles, spending nearly 6 years of that working in-house for the architect Frank O. Gehry as their full time photographer. Prior to moving to Austin, he worked for 4 years in New Zealand, photographing for various magazines and clients

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Marta García Aller

Journalist and Author

El Independiente

Marta García Aller (Madrid, 1980) is a journalist and writer. The success of her latest book, 'The end of the world as we know it' (Planeta, 2017), has made it a benchmark for digital transformation and the analysis of technological changes. Before joining El Independiente, the newspaper where she works since its foundation, she went through the editorial offices of El Mundo, Actualidad Económica and Efe. She collaborates daily in the program La Brújula de Onda Cero, as an analyst of economics and chronicler of the news. Since 2010 she is an associate professor at the IE School of Human Sciences and Technology at IE Business School. She has received some of the most prestigious awards in economic journalism. 'The end of the world as we know it' is her third book.

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Víctor Cobos

Co-Founder & CEO

M&C Saatchi

Co-founder & CEO of M&C Saatchi Sponsorship; Victor Cobos is a British-Spanish Executive with over 15 years of experience in the Sports, Culture & Entertainment Industry. He has worked some of the most iconic sports events such as Formula One and a broad range of events including Robbie Williams and One Direction's live concert tours and festivals on a global scale. M&C Saatchi Sponsorship is a new company created at the heart of M&C Saatchi's approach ‘Brutal Simplicity of Thought’ ’ – the principle that it is far easier to complicate and much harder to simplify and the belief that simple ideas enter the brain quicker and stay there longer. By combining Brutal Simplicity with shared passion, industry insight, diversity of thought, innovation and pioneering creative, M&C Saatchi Sponsorship develop integrated campaigns which maximize further revenue streams for right holders and deliver successful innovative solutions for brands, connecting to consumers through the things people love.

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Ozren Jungic

DPhil, Oxford

Dr. Ozren Jungic is a Research Fellow at the Bill Graham Centre for International History at the University of Toronto. Prior to that, Ozren worked for the Economist Intelligence Unit, and at the Office of the Prosecutor of the UN’s International Criminal Tribunal in The Hague.
Ozren holds a MA and PhD in Modern History from the University of Oxford, and he often uses the insights of the Humanities to improve his policy policy analysis and decision-making.

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Isabel Pérez Dobarro

Pianist and representative of Sustainable Development Solutions Network initiative,

SDSN Youth

Isabel Pérez Dobarro. Pianist and representative of Sustainable Development Solutions Network initiative, SDSN Youth. “The role of humanities in peacekeeping”.

Bio


Isabel Pérez Dobarro is the UN-Focal Point and Arts Twenty Thirty Project Lead at UNSDSN-Youth, an organization that works globally to empower young people in the SDG´s implementation. Isabel has received a J.D. in Law in Spain (UNED), a Master´s Degree at New York University, and is currently completing her Ph.D. at New York University (where she started serving as an Adjunct Instructor at age 19), an International Relations Certificate at Harvard University and the Harvard Business School HBX Core Program.

Pérez Dobarro has been a speaker, panelist, and moderator at several high-level conferences related to sustainable development and arts, including the ECOSOC Youth Forum, Nobel Peace Prize Forum, the Winter and the Summer Youth Assembly at the United Nations, the Vatican Youth Symposium, the Conferencia Universidad y Cooperación al Desarrollo, and the European Arts Forum at the European Parliament, among others. She has given lectures at New York University, University of Michigan, Columbia University, and University of Vechta (Germany). In addition to her involvement in UNSDSN-Youth, Pérez Dobarro is the Western European Representative of the Fair Air Coalition organization and the President of the Kappa Delta Pi´s International Society of Education Beta Pi Chapter. She is also one of the leading concert pianists of her generation. She has performed at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Tchaikovsky Conservatory Moscow, receiving numerous awards such as the Grande Prize Virtuoso and the American Protegé Prize.