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Upcoming B-School Events - FREE to Professional Members
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By Phone: 1-866-538-1909
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B-School events bring together HCI membership, academic network partners, regional business
and talent management leaders, alumni, and students in events throughout the U.S. & Canada.
Meet at the top Business school in your region and network with regional members,
distinguished, forward-looking university thought leaders, corporate executives,
and entrepreneurs in the community.
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B-School events are Breakfast Seminars, Lunch & Learn, or After-Five programs that are
powerful on-campus learning sessions that will encourage knowledge sharing, interaction,
and opportunities for members, attendees and sponsors to meet and engage with regional
leaders.
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The Secret to Influencing Others . . . Don't Be the Last to Know
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Paul Hersey
Professor of Leadership Studies, Nova Southeastern University
Executive Scholar in Residence, University of Chicago Graduate School of Business
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Mon, Sep 8 2008 / 7:30 AM - 10:00 AM CT |
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University of Chicago Graduate School of Business - The Gleacher Center
450 North Cityfront Plaza Drive, Suite 621 (6th Floor)
Chicago, Illinois 60611 |
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Managing people in today's work world - it's one of the toughest challenges we face. Once upon a time, it was enough to plan organize and control human resources. Time however, has taught us some tough lessons. Expectations have changed. Our people have faces and names with hopes and dreams and lives that sometimes come crashing in on their ability to perform. It takes human skills to interact in an environment this dynamic. It takes leadership to motivate and inspire others to contribute. We've upped the ante. Let me ask you then, when is it that you got that human skills training?
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$25.00 |
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If you have questions about this event, or would like to register by phone, please call 1-866-538-1909
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