How to create effective leadership development programs

April 4, 2013, 7:30-9:30 a.m.
Wright State University Nutter Center, Berry Room
3640 Colonel Glenn Highway

Cost: $30.00, Hot Breakfast Included

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What is it that sets apart an exceptional leadership development program? How do we inspire, empower, develop, or enable leadership at all levels of an organization?

Effective leadership is key to the success and future of any organization. Yet, knowing how to develop leaders can be elusive and challenging. Ambitious employees want opportunity for growth, but they don’t want to take a long time in getting there. Up-and-coming leaders may be nurtured, but then decide to take their skills elsewhere.   The creation of a positive leadership development program can be key to working with these kinds of challenges.

In this session, you'll hear ideas about:

  • Implementing cutting-edge techniques for developing leaders at every level of your organization
  • How to use coaching as a leadership development tool
  • How to align leadership development with strategic planning
  • How to use your leadership development program to attract
    and retain talent

Important Notes:

  • Discounts are available to members of the host partner organizations (MVHRA ODN-MV, ASTD, SHRMA, WSU faculty, staff, or students). Please email Cheryl Bramini (937-775-2290, cheryl.bramini@wright.edu) if you need information about how to register at a special rate.
  • This event has been approved for 1.5 certification credit hours toward General Credit through the Human Resources Certification Institute (HRCI).

 


Special Presentation: The science behind positive leadership development

Dr. Scott Taylor 
April 4, 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Wright State University
Student Union,E156 A (Endeavor Room)
3640 Colonel Glenn Highway

Cost: No Charge

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In this presentation Dr. Taylor will discuss the research that drives cutting-edge practices of positive leadership development. He will highlight developments in our understanding of Emotional Intelligence and links to the field of Positive Organizational Scholarship.


Information about featured speakers 

  • Dr. Scott Taylor

    Scott Taylor.jpgDr. Scott Taylor is an expert in positive leadership development. His research has focused especially on the emotional and social competencies of leaders, focusing specific attention on how to help people develop an understanding of how their actions create organizational impacts. He has an MBA with concentrations in organizational behavior and human resource policy and a PhD in organizational behavior from Case Western Reserve University.

    Scott is currently a professor in the Anderson School of Business, University of New Mexico, where he is a Daniels Fund Business Ethics Fellow and an Anderson Foundation Fellow. Scott has extensive experience both studying and practicing leadership development. He has worked for nearly 20 years as a consultant and scholar with organizations such as Ernst & Young, Sabre, and Fifth-Third Bank, among many others. Prior to joining the University of New Mexico, he was a faculty member at the School of Management, Boston University, and currently he works nationwide with clients through the Weatherhead Executive Education program at Case Western Reserve University.

  • Ms. Jackie Smith

    Jaclyn Smith.jpgMs. Jackie Smith is the Vice President of CareSource University at CareSource, a Medicaid managed care organization. She is a learning and performance professional with over 20 years of experience, and has worked in a variety of organizations and industries in both the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors as well as running her own Learning & Performance firm. At CareSource, she oversees corporate learning, organizational development, and succession planning as well as the company’s performance management processes. Jackie lives with her husband in Dayton, Ohio.

    Jackie has presented national and regional conferences on a variety of skills and building the case for corporate universities. Her educational background includes a degree in Education from Miami University, Ohio and Luxembourg. In addition, she is a certified facilitator in a variety of training and development programs, organizational assessments and Myers-Briggs profiling and has served as an adjunct faculty member for professional development at Antioch McGregor in Ohio. As a volunteer, she is active in leading business teams into developing countries where they teach business principles and provide consulting services for local leaders.

     

  • Lauren Piero

    Lauren Piero.jpgAssociate E-Learning Consultant, CareSource. Lauren helps develop synchronous and asynchronous courses as well as instructor-led courses. Lauren is a 2012 Wright State University graduate.