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Panel Symposium "Leadership Today: Interlacing Sodt and Hard Skills"

  • 1.  Panel Symposium "Leadership Today: Interlacing Sodt and Hard Skills"

    Posted 08-02-2017 13:48

    Please join us for our Panel Symposium, 

    Leadership Today: Interlacing Soft and Hard Skills 
    Monday, Aug 7 2017, 4:45PM - 6:15PM at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis, Atrium A708

     
    Facilitators:
    Joan F. Marques, Woodbury U.
    Satinder Dhiman, Woodbury U.
    Svetlana S. Holt, Woodbury U.
    Adam Wood, Woodbury U.

    This panel symposium focuses on leadership as the interconnection of a wide range of skills and insights, and aims to engage participants in a visionary dialogue about the direction of leadership toward an unpredictable future. Consistent with the AOM 2017 Annual meeting theme, it approaches the topic of leadership from a broad, interconnected stance, emphasizing soft skills and hard skills as two critical elements at this interface. The story that today's workforce is looking for different skills and qualities in its leaders has become abundantly clear in the past decade, not only through a major shift in corporate leadership, but also through shifts in leadership qualities being taught in business schools and topics that leadership scholars focus on these days.

    Specific focus points in this symposium: Purpose, Spirituality, and Emotional Intelligence, as they relate to leadership.
    We invite you all to consider attending this symposium, and share your personal and organizational leadership viewpoints with us!

     

    Joan F. Marques, Ph.D., Ed.D.
    Dean | Professor of Management |
    School of Business
    WOODBURY UNIVERSITY | A Southern California tradition since 1884
    7500 N. Glenoaks Boulevard | Burbank CA 91504-1052
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    www.joanmarques.com |  https://woodbury.edu/faculty/joan-marques/
     
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