Warren Bennis on The Most Common (and Often Fatal) Failures of Top Leadership What will it take to lead the organization of tomorrow? We only need to look at the exemplary leaders of today and yesterday to discover the timeless competencies of effective leadership. In this program, Warren Bennis, the foremost authority on leadership in the world, will discuss the six competencies of exemplary leadership. He will also cover several of the key types of "intelligence failures" that leaders at every level need to avoid. Participants in this program will learn: the value effective leaders contribute to the organization how to identify the six competencies of exemplary leadership and the critical components of each how to read the contextual environment how to assess yourself as a leader and develop your own capabilities

Warren Bennis is the foremost authority on leadership in the world. He has advised some of the greatest business and cultural leaders of out time, and
he has analyzed their approaches to find the common traits and behaviors that
make exceptional leaders. In the process, he has earned a worldwide reputation
for his practical and brilliant insights. He is a distinguished professor and
founding chairman of The Leadership Institute at the University of Southern
California's Marshall School of Business. He has advised four U.S. Presidents
and more than 150 CEOs and is the author or co-author of more than 25 books
on leadership and change, including the best sellers On Becoming a Leader,
Organizing Genius, Learning to Lead and Geeks and Geezers.

This program will feature 60 minutes of presentation followed by 30 minutes of questions and answers.

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