Resilience: Key Strategy to Bounce Back from Setback – Live Interview with Major Dr Prebagaran Jayaraman (R) ( 3pm, Apr 13 )
What do Individuals, Organizations and Countries do when faced with setbacks? Major Dr Prebagaran Jayaraman (R) who has extensive experience both in Military and Corporate, draws from his experience to share case studies and examples of how people faced Crises, suffered devastating setbacks and then went on thrive after that.
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