Why Should Anyone Be Led by YOU?
11 February 2010, 8 AM – 12 PM |
| When business results depend on leading others, it helps to understand what followers need. Yet too many leaders emulate celebrity CEOs or bosses they admire, trying to be people they aren’t. As a result, they often fail. If your leaders fail, your organization will, too. Successful leaders remain true to who they are, while simultaneously modifying their behavior to respond to the needs of their followers and the circumstances they encounter. They are able to be themselves — more — with skill. Professors Rob Goffee and Gareth Jones have studied this leadership question for the better part of a decade, writing a Harvard Business Review article and best-selling book of the same name. We can help you put their findings into practice with a pragmatic blended-learning experience built around your managers' most critical leadership challenges. This session of Why Should Anyone Be Led by You? will be an engaging, relevant and practical leadership development experience. Each event will last 2.5 hours (including a half-hour networking breakfast). Please join us for this interactive forum that will:
Cost: $50 per person for the first person and $25 per person for any others in your organization who book at the same time. For more information: |
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