Jade Ambition: AI Leadership Reflections (37 chars)

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Create a 9-slide PowerPoint presentation titled 'Applied Industry Project Reflective Presentation – Jade Ambition'. Slide 1: Title Page – Project title, student name, module SG7016, Jade Ambition, date. Slide 2: Project Introduction – Overview of Jade Ambition, project focus on AI reshaping leadership and management, five research themes (AI-enhanced learning architecture, personalised learning intelligence, hybrid delivery excellence, immersive leadership laboratories, adaptive content governance). Slide 3: Team Role Overview – Shared leadership model, rotating responsibilities, uneven participation, emotional intelligence importance, cite Hoch & Kozlowski (2014). Slide 4: Team Dynamics & Insights – Tuckman’s stages (forming, storming, norming), participation inequality, psychological safety (Carmeli et al., 2015), neurodivergence sensitivity, emotional intelligence and trust (Alward & Phelps, 2020). Slide 5: Lessons Learned – Time pressure, managing workload, emotional resilience, mental wellbeing (RSD), Kolb’s experiential learning cycle. Slide 6: Future Practices – Ways of Working agreement, task tracker, accountability, time protection, psychological safety, supported by Tuckman (1965), Goleman (1995), Hoch & Kozlowski (2014). Slide 7: Frameworks Summary – Table summarising 5 frameworks: Tuckman (1965), Goleman (1995), Kolb (1984), Carmeli et al. (2015), Hoch & Kozlowski (2014). Slide 8: Key Takeaways – Emotional intelligence, adaptability, AI and human connection, cross-cultural teamwork, compassion in leadership. Slide 9: References – Harvard-style list: Goleman (1995), Tuckman (1965), Hoch & Kozlowski (2014), Carmeli et al. (2015), Kolb (1984), Alward & Phelps (2020), Gilson et al. (2019). Design style: professional MBA presentation, clean visuals, concise bullet points, muted colour palette with accent highlights, consistent typography, use icons for each theme, and add relevant images for leadership, AI, teamwork, and reflection.

Reflective overview of Jade Ambition project on AI reshaping leadership. Covers shared team roles, Tuckman dynamics, emotional intelligence, lessons in resilience, key frameworks, and future practices

December 14, 20259 slides
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Slide 1 - Applied Industry Project Reflective Presentation – Jade Ambition

This title slide features the main heading "Applied Industry Project Reflective Presentation – Jade Ambition." The subtitle lists "Jade Ambition | SG7016 | November 2023."

Applied Industry Project Reflective Presentation – Jade Ambition

Jade Ambition | SG7016 | November 2023

Source: Slide 1: Title Page

Speaker Notes
Clean layout with leadership image. Student name: Jade Ambition, module: SG7016, current date: November 2023.
Slide 1 - Applied Industry Project Reflective Presentation – Jade Ambition
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Slide 2 - Project Introduction

The "Project Introduction" slide introduces "Jade Ambition," an AI-driven initiative reshaping leadership and management. It highlights features like AI-enhanced learning architecture, personalised learning intelligence, hybrid delivery excellence, immersive leadership laboratories, and adaptive content governance.

Project Introduction

  • Jade Ambition: AI reshaping leadership and management
  • AI-enhanced learning architecture
  • Personalised learning intelligence
  • Hybrid delivery excellence
  • Immersive leadership laboratories
  • Adaptive content governance

Source: Jade Ambition Overview

Speaker Notes
Highlight AI's transformative role in leadership; use AI and leadership icons for each theme; emphasise five key research areas.
Slide 2 - Project Introduction
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Slide 3 - Team Role Overview

The slide overviews team roles, highlighting the adoption of a shared leadership model and implementation of rotating responsibilities to address uneven participation. It also emphasizes emotional intelligence (Hoch & Kozlowski, 2014).

Team Role Overview

  • Adopted shared leadership model
  • Implemented rotating responsibilities
  • Addressed uneven participation
  • Emphasized emotional intelligence
  • (Hoch & Kozlowski, 2014)
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Slide 4 - Team Dynamics & Insights

The slide outlines Tuckman’s team stages—forming, storming, and norming—alongside observed participation inequality affecting balance. It also highlights psychological safety for openness, neurodivergence sensitivity for inclusivity, and emotional intelligence for strengthening trust.

Team Dynamics & Insights

Tuckman’s Stages & ParticipationPsychological Safety & EI

| • Forming: Initial polite assembly and role clarification.

  • Storming: Conflicts and challenges surfaced.
  • Norming: Norms established, cohesion grew.
  • Participation inequality: Uneven contributions observed, impacting balance. | • Psychological safety vital for openness (Carmeli et al., 2015).
  • Neurodivergence sensitivity ensured inclusivity.
  • Emotional intelligence & trust strengthened bonds (Alward & Phelps, 2020). |

Source: Jade Ambition Project

Speaker Notes
Highlight Tuckman's progression in our team and how safety enabled norming phase.
Slide 4 - Team Dynamics & Insights
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Slide 5 - Lessons Learned

The "Lessons Learned" slide highlights navigating time pressure via effective workload management and building emotional resilience with mental wellbeing (RSD). It emphasizes applying Kolb’s experiential learning cycle for reflection and fostering growth through continuous experiential learning.

Lessons Learned

  • Navigated time pressure through effective workload management.
  • Built emotional resilience and mental wellbeing (RSD).
  • Applied Kolb’s experiential learning cycle for reflection.
  • Fostered growth via continuous experiential learning.

Source: Applied Industry Project Reflective Presentation – Jade Ambition

Slide 5 - Lessons Learned
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Slide 6 - Future Practices

The "Future Practices" slide outlines strategies for enhancing team effectiveness and accountability. It recommends establishing a Ways of Working agreement, deploying a task tracker, enforcing time protection boundaries, and fostering psychological safety, with references to Tuckman (1965), Goleman (1995), and Hoch & Kozlowski (2014).

Future Practices

  • Establish Ways of Working agreement
  • Deploy task tracker for accountability
  • Enforce time protection boundaries
  • Foster psychological safety culture
  • (Tuckman 1965; Goleman 1995; Hoch & Kozlowski 2014)
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Slide 7 - Frameworks Summary

The "Frameworks Summary" slide is a table listing five key frameworks, their citations, and core elements. It covers Tuckman's Team Stages (Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing), Goleman's Emotional Intelligence (Self-awareness, Empathy, Social Skills), Kolb's Learning Cycle (Experience, Reflection, Conceptualization, Experimentation), Psychological Safety (Trust, Openness, Risk-taking), and Shared Leadership (Distributed, Rotating Responsibilities).

Frameworks Summary

{ "headers": [ "Framework", "Citation", "Key Elements" ], "rows": [ [ "Team Stages", "Tuckman (1965)", "Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing" ], [ "Emotional Intelligence", "Goleman (1995)", "Self-awareness, Empathy, Social Skills" ], [ "Learning Cycle", "Kolb (1984)", "Experience, Reflection, Conceptualization, Experimentation" ], [ "Psychological Safety", "Carmeli et al. (2015)", "Trust, Openness, Risk-taking" ], [ "Shared Leadership", "Hoch & Kozlowski (2014)", "Distributed, Rotating Responsibilities" ] ] }

Slide 7 - Frameworks Summary
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Slide 8 - Key Takeaways

The Key Takeaways slide highlights cultivating emotional intelligence, embracing adaptability in dynamic projects, and balancing AI tools with human connections for team success. It also stresses fostering cross-cultural teamwork and inclusion while leading with compassion and empathy.

Key Takeaways

  • • Cultivate emotional intelligence for team success
  • • Embrace adaptability in dynamic projects
  • • Balance AI tools with human connections
  • • Foster cross-cultural teamwork and inclusion
  • • Lead with compassion and empathy

Source: Jade Ambition Reflective Presentation

Slide 8 - Key Takeaways
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Slide 9 - References

This slide, titled "References," features a bullet-point list of seven academic citations. The sources include Goleman (1995), Tuckman (1965), Hoch & Kozlowski (2014), Carmeli et al. (2015), Kolb (1984), Alward & Phelps (2020), and Gilson et al. (2019).

References

  • Goleman (1995)
  • Tuckman (1965)
  • Hoch & Kozlowski (2014)
  • Carmeli et al. (2015)
  • Kolb (1984)
  • Alward & Phelps (2020)
  • Gilson et al. (2019)
Slide 9 - References

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