There is a big difference between true and truth.

True is dependent on your vantage point. Truth on the other hand, is absolute and is independent of your perspective. Looking at this same cylinder from two different perspectives, we see two different truths. Looking closely, we can see how both of the true elements are formed, but neither represents the actual truth. In fact, both are very misleading when it comes to the truth.

Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking Executives’ Club Insights Lunch, where we will explore the compelling theme of True vs. The Truth and its impact on decision-making, leadership, and strategy. In today’s fast-paced world, leaders are often confronted with the distinction between what is “true” in terms of facts and data, and “the truth” as it relates to context, perception, and interpretation. This discussion will delve into how understanding the difference can influence effective leadership, communication, and ethical decision-making in business environments.

Attendees will share insights on:

• Navigating the complexity of facts versus narrative.
• How “the truth” shapes company culture, reputation, and stakeholder trust.
• Practical strategies for aligning both “true” and “truth” in leadership decisions.

The session will include dynamic conversations, interactive Q&A, and opportunities to connect with fellow business leaders who are committed to deepening their understanding of leadership integrity in today’s challenging and nuanced business landscape.

In regard to team-building and conflict resolution, what happens if we act on what is true rather than on the truth?

Has finding truth ever seemed more important to society in our lifetime than it does today?

JOIN US, Wednesday 12 to 1.