The workshop will explore the connection between creativity and conflict resolution strategies, drawing on insights from positive psychology (Tal Ben Shahar), leadership and negotiation (William L. Ury), executive communication skills (Marjorie North), and « management creativity » (Augusto Boal). It introduces the integrative decision-making model of ethical behavior.

Guila Clara Kessous is a specialist in Arts and Human Rights. She created the “Theatre and Human Rights” curriculum at Paris Institute of Political Studies (SciencesPo Paris) and teaches the program at the Carr Center of the Kennedy School at Harvard University. She received a PhD in ethics and aesthetics from Boston University under the mentorship of Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel. In addition, she holds a State Diploma in Performing Art, an Executive MBA from ESSEC Business School and a Post-Doc from Harvard University. She is an active member of the Harvard University affiliated Institute of Coaching.

For over 10 years, Guila Clara has accompanied board members, senior executives and managers in their leadership responsibilities and has assisted them in the development of effective and innovative management strategies. She has created a tailor-made approach targeting established and emerging leaders to ensure their optimal performance in a rapidly evolving global environment.

Guila Clara was recently awarded the title of Officer from the Order of Arts and Literature by the French Minister of Culture. And for her dedication in Arts and Human Rights, she was awarded the title of UNESCO Artist for Peace.