Cross-Sector Leadership with Sir Martin Donnelly, President, Boeing Europe, and Managing Director, Boeing UK and Ireland
We are delighted to welcome Sir Martin Donnelly, President, Boeing Europe, and Managing Director, Boeing UK and Ireland, to share insights into his leadership journey across the public and private sectors.
The most successful leaders know how to adapt to challenging situations, provide clarity in times of hardship, and build confidence amongst key stakeholders. Given the current backdrop of the cost of living crisis, war in Ukraine, and looming cuts across the public sector, clear and strong leadership has never been so important.
WIG is delighted to invite you to hear from Sir Martin Donnelly as he speaks of his leadership experience in both the public and private sectors.
Join us live to:
- Hear Sir Martin share his leadership journey spanning more than 30 years in the public sector before moving to his current role in the private sector
- Gain insights into leading through crises and managing challenging situations
- Understand the skills required to become an effective cross-sector leader
- Pose your question directly to Sir Martin during a live audience Q&A
Sir Martin Donnelly was appointed President of Boeing Europe and Managing Director of Boeing UK and Ireland in June 2019. He is responsible for expanding Boeing’s presence and pursuing new growth and productivity opportunities in Europe, the UK and Ireland. Before joining Boeing, Sir Martin spent more than three decades in government service in the UK and two years as a senior business advisor and lecturer. He was Permanent Secretary at the Department for International Trade from 2016 to 2017 and before that he spent six years as Permanent Secretary at the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills. He also worked on secondment to the French Ministry for Economy and Finance in Paris and the European Commission in Brussels. Sir Martin studied at Oxford University and the College of Europe in Bruges and is a graduate of the Ecole National d’Administration in Paris.