Inau­gu­ral lec­tu­re with Pro­fes­sor Anja Dal­gaard-Ni­el­sen

INAUGURAL LECTURE WITH PROFESSOR 
ANJA DALGAARD-NIELSEN

30 January 2025, 13:00-14:00 followed by reception
CBS, Porcelænshaven 22, Frederiksberg, room PHR s.20
 

Resiliency – theory and practice
Resiliency as a concept originally stems from the physical sciences, where it denotes the ability of a material to bend, but not break if subjected to an exogenous shock. The concept has been adopted into the social sciences and used to study a variety of phenomena, including the ability of communities to withstand and bounce back from shocks like terrorist attacks and natural disasters. Professor Anja Dalgaard-Nielsen has been working as a practitioner and as a researcher on issues of national security, safety and organizational resilience for more than two decades. In her inaugural lecture, she presents research- and practice-based insights on resilience and leadership in times of heightened insecurity and risks.

Program

• Welcome by Head of Department Pia Bramming
• Speech by Dean of Research Morten Frederiksen
• Inaugural lecture by Anja Dalgaard-Nielsen
• Final remarks by CBS President Peter Møllgaard
• Reception with snacks and beverages by the BHL kitchen on the 3rd floor in Porcelænshaven 18B.

Biography

Anja Dalgaard-Nielsen works to help businesses, authorities, organisations, decision-makers and students understand and navigate the growing security challenges shaped by geopolitical tensions and technological advancements. Anja's research is informed by her many years of experience from leadership positions in Denmark’s intelligence services, most recently as Director of Intelligence at the Danish Defense Intelligence Service.