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DESCRIPTION:Food fo
r Thought 2.09\nHome Speakers Programme Information Bad Leadership: Ba
d leaders and what they teach us The financial crisis has abruptly toppled
numbers of celebrated leaders from their pedestals. We don't like to call
corruptible CEOs or tyrants leaders. But that's being naive. The dark sid
e of leadership – from callousness and cruelty to outright corruption
– is more than just a regrettable departure from the norm\; it is divers
e in its manifestations\, ever-present and therefore the key to a better u
nderstanding of leadership. At Food for thought 2.09\, Harvard professor B
arbara Kellerman will present a more honest and rounded view of leadership
\, citing notable examples from the current economic crisis. What specific
mistakes have been made? What distinguishes corporate from political lead
ers? Prof. Kellerman will show when and why good leaders can turn into bad
ones and the role their followers play. Speakers Barbara Kellerman USA Ba
rbara Kellerman is a professor at the venerable Harvard University's John
F. Kennedy School of Government. As one of the top 15 forward-looking thin
kers on the subject of leadership\, she is among the most influential expe
rts in her field. Prof. Kellerman is in worldwide demand as a speaker and
writes a weekly blog that enjoys a large following. She is held in great e
steem as an author\, and her book\, "Bad Leadership"\, caused a big stir.
Her latest work is "Leaders and Followers"\, which describes the relations
hip between leaders and those who work with them. Programme 18.00 Welcome
reception 18.15 Opening addressby David Bosshart\, CEO\, GDI Gottlieb Dutt
weiler Institute.danach Vorspeise\, gefolgt vom TischgesprächThe starter
is served\, followed by table talk with Prof. Barbara Kellerman\,and then
the main course and dessert. ca. 22.00 End of event Information Date 13 Ma
y 2009 Price One participant CHF 240 Two or more participants CHF 205 each
Location [...]
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SUMMARY:Food for Thought 2.09
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Food for Thought 2.09\nHome Speakers Programme Information B
ad Leadership: Bad leaders and what they teach us The financial crisis has
abruptly toppled numbers of celebrated leaders from their pedestals. We d
on't like to call corruptible CEOs or tyrants leaders. But that's being na
ive. The dark side of leadership – from callousness and cruelty to outri
ght corruption – is more than just a regrettable departure from the norm
\; it is diverse in its manifestations\, ever-present and therefore the ke
y to a better understanding of leadership. At Food for thought 2.09\, Harv
ard professor Barbara Kellerman will present a more honest and rounded vie
w of leadership\, citing notable examples from the current economic crisis
. What specific mistakes have been made? What distinguishes corporate from
political leaders? Prof. Kellerman will show when and why good leaders ca
n turn into bad ones and the role their followers play. Speakers Barbara K
ellerman USA Barbara Kellerman is a professor at the venerable Harvard Uni
versity's John F. Kennedy School of Government. As one of the top 15 forwa
rd-looking thinkers on the subject of leadership\, she is among the most i
nfluential experts in her field. Prof. Kellerman is in worldwide demand as
a speaker and writes a weekly blog that enjoys a large following. She is
held in great esteem as an author\, and her book\, "Bad Leadership"\, caus
ed a big stir. Her latest work is "Leaders and Followers"\, which describe
s the relationship between leaders and those who work with them. Programme
18.00 Welcome reception 18.15 Opening addressby David Bosshart\, CEO\, GD
I Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute.danach Vorspeise\, gefolgt vom Tischgespr
ächThe starter is served\, followed by table talk with Prof. Barbara Kell
erman\,and then the main course and dessert. ca. 22.00 End of event Inform
ation Date 13 May 2009 Price One participant CHF 240 Two or more participa
nts CHF 205 each Location [...]
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