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6th
Annual MIT Sloan Leadership Conference
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Date: |
Saturday, February 12, 2005 |
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Time: |
7:30am to 6:00pm |
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Location: |
Marriott Hotel (2 Cambridge Center, Cambridge, MA 02142) |
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Dress: |
Business Casual |
Space is Limited.
Register Today!
**Due to recent events, Ricardo Semler will not be able to attend**
Conference Overview
How do individuals change organizations? Why do some leaders shine by managing crises while others guide gradual evolution? Is change a force you control or a wave you ride? These and other critical questions will be addressed by Changing Leaders, Leading Change, the MIT Sloan Leadership Conference on February 12, 2005.
Schedule
The annual MIT Sloan Leadership Conference is a day - long symposium that brings students together with professionals, industry leaders, academics, and experts in leadership training to explore the latest in leadership theory and practice. Coinciding with the launch of the MIT Leadership Center , the conference will give you opportunities to learn in different formats , ranging from panel discussions and keynote presentations to skill-building workshops and roundtable discussions.
The event creates an environment in which :
-Industry leaders share common practices, practical advice, and personal leadership philosophy,
-Academics and thought leaders communicate the most recent leadership research and theory, and
-Experts in leadership training provide skill-building workshops to enrich your learning experience.
Keynote Speakers
Ron Williams, President of Aetna
Daniel Carp, CEO of Kodak
Jim Parker, former CEO of Southwest Airlines
Renowned Thought Leaders
Peter Senge
Ed Schein
Chris Argyris
High Profile Industry Leaders
Desh Deshpande, founder and Chairman at Sycamore Networks, Inc
Alex d'Arbeloff, founder and former CEO and Chairman of Teradyne
Jeff Shames, retired Chairman of MFS Investment Management
David Fialkow, Managing Director at General Catalyst Partners
Joe Goss, President of Southeast Region for the Cement Division at Lafarge North America
Charlie Maguire, VP of Engineering at ExxonMobil Corporation
Ted Hoff, VP of Learning at IBM
Executive Coach
Marshall Goldsmith
Leadership Workshops by
FranklinCovey, Dale Carnegie, Linkage, and Marshall Goldsmith Partners
If you have any questions, contact Paul John Paredes at paredes@mit.edu
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For speaking and sponsorship opportunities, please contact Paul John Paredes at paredes@sloan.mit.edu.