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Center for Public Leadership Hosts a 'Conversation on Leadership and the Next Presidency'; Focus on Competencies - Not Policies - the Times Demand |
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From Ascribe Newsfeed: "A crisis is a defining moment of any presidency," noted CPL director David Gergen. The morning will include a conversation on the challenges ahead for the next president, and what is required to address them. The afternoon program will also feature messages to would-be presidents from Harvard graduate students representing the next generation of leaders. "In studying the effectiveness of organizations for more than 40 years," added Ken Blanchard, leadership consultant and best-selling author, "there is no doubt in my mind that the key ingredient that determines success and human satisfaction is leadership. For that reason, May 12 will also mark the launch of the CPL Leadership Forum through a weblog to augment this discussion and continue highlighting leadership issues, and Harvard Kennedy School-related topics. ABOUT THE FOR PUBLIC LEADERSHIP: Established in 2000 through a generous grant from the Wexner Foundation, the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard's Kennedy School seeks to advance the frontiers of knowledge about leadership and to expand the pool of men and women who will become leaders for the common good. CPL provides cutting-edge teaching and research as well as hands-on training in the practical skills of leadership for people in government, nonprofits, and business. AScribe Newswire distributes news from nonprofit and public sector organizations.
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