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4/7 – Team Coaching from an Adult-Developmental Perspective

Announcements / April - June 2015

The Otto Laske Interdevelopmental Institute (IDM) is the world-renowned teaching and research center for adult development based on the Constructive Developmental Framework (CDF).

April 29, 2015 1PM ET – 6 x 1h, weekly, with time slots for independent cohort work $625.00

In this course, team leaders and team coaches acquire new competences pertaining to working with teams. Specifically, they learn to experience work with team members from a social-emotional perspective and therefore are able to discern …

4/7 – Stewart D. Friedman

Leadership Quote / April - June 2015

Stakeholder dialogues will propel you to the next step, designing experiments that will benefit not just you but all the important people in your life. This is, after all, the leadership challenge: to choose a meaningful direction, based on knowing yourself and your people, and then to gain commitment to its vigorous pursuit.

Stewart D. Friedman (2014). Total leadership: Be a better leader, have a richer life. Boston, MA: Harvard Business Publishing, p. 98.

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4/7 – Welcome to the 2015 Integral Theory Conference! Early bird til 4/13!!

Announcements / April - June 2015

2015 Integral Theory Conference

  • Half- and full-day pre-conference workshops: July 16, 2015 (Registration for workshops opens soon!)
  • Main conference starts Thursday, July 16 at 6 pm and ends Sunday, July 19 at 3:30 pm
  • Post-conference workshop: July 20, 2015 (no charge)

ITC 2015, the world’s largest academic conference devoted to the field of Integral Theory and practice, is hosted by MetaIntegral Foundation in partnership with The HUB: An Integral Center for Diversity, Vitality & Creativity.…

2/15 – Adrienne Clarkson, 26th Governor General of Canada (1999-2005)

Leadership Quote / January-February 2015

This ability to understand that society is not just a multiplication of you but includes many who are not like you is vital to a healthy society. This is what we are given a chance to do in Canada, because we see so many people who are not like ourselves, who do not come from the same background. We must search for our common humanity, for the decency, the understanding and the generosity that must come …

Association for Leadership Educators

Announcements / January-February 2015

Call for Papers

The Association of Leadership Educators (ALE) invites you to join us at our
25th annual professional conference in Washington, D.C. July 12-15, 2015.
This year’s conference theme, “The Courage to Lead” celebrates the courage
that our founding members had to create this organization, as well as the
courage that those who teach, practice and study leadership show today.

The 2015 conference Call for Proposals can be found at www.aleconference.com
[1] by clicking on …

1/15 – Marshall McLuhan

Leadership Quote / January-February 2015

Canada has no goals or direction, yet shares so much of the American character and experience that the role of dialogue and liaison has become entirely natural to Canadians wherever they are …. In the age of the electronic information environment the big nations of the First World are losing both their identities and goals … In this new world the decentralized and soft-focus image of the flexible Canadian identity appears to great advantage… Today they …

Canadian Map with Author Locations

Author Locations / January-February 2015

 

Map & Authors rev4

About the Authors

Beth Sanders

Beth Sanders MCIP RPP enjoys the wilderness of civilization as a writer and professional city planner. She is president of POPULUS Community Planning Inc., where she works across Canada with government, business, community organizations and citizens striving for cities that serve citizens well. She works with cities at every scale – as an individual, in her family, in neighborhoods and organizations, the city-region, her province, nationally and globally. Beth is on the …

Judith Stevens-Long, Associate Editor for Adult Development

Editors

Judith Stevens-Long, PhD, currently serves as Malcolm Knowles Chair for Adult Development and Learning in the Ph.D. program in Human and Organizational Development for Fielding Graduate Institute. She has been a professor and administrator in higher education for over 30 years. She taught at California State University for 20 years before moving to the University of Washington as founding faculty at the first branch of UW in Tacoma where she helped build an interdisciplinary undergraduate …

8/15 — James MacGregor Burns

Leadership Quote / August - November 2014

For students of leadership and even more urgent question arises. Supposing we could find species wide commonalities among hierarchies of wants and needs, could we also find common stages and levels of moral development and reasoning emerging out of those wants and needs? If so, we could assume, and foundations for leadership. If we define leadership as not merely a property or activity leaders but has relationship between leaders and a multitude of followers of many

8/15 — Warren G. Bennis

Leadership Quote / August - November 2014

An unconscious conspiracy in contemporary society prevents leaders — no matter what their original vision — from taking charge within any organization, an entrenched bureaucracy with a commitment to the status quo undermines the unwary leader. To make matters worse, certain social forces — increasing tension between individual rights and the common good, for example — discourage the emergence of leaders. The narcissistic children of the Me Decade seem unwilling to embrace any  new vision but