As you rise in an organization, CEOs and high-potential C-Suite executives must integrate management and leadership skills in successively more accomplished ways. The new challenges also require leadership conversation skills that few executives instinctively possess and that are only now beginning to be taught in the top MBA schools and executive training programs.
Alan will pose questions that:
Invite you to reflect on and enhance how you manage and lead today
Challenge you to develop a vision for how you will manage and lead in the future
Encourage you to assist high potentials to do the same
The “Leadership Conversations” model shows you how to engage in effective conversations that create connection, alignment and cooperation among leaders and followers.
Join us as Alan S. Berson, Learning Director at Wharton, with an exclusive sneak peek of his new book Leadership Conversations, will draw critical distinctions between management and leadership mindsets. His model will show you how to engage in effective conversations that create connection, alignment and cooperation among leaders and followers in your organization.
HOSTED BY: EisnerAmper LLC
EVENT SCHEDULE:
6 - 6:30 pm - Gathering
6:30 - 7:30 pm - Program
BIOS:
Alan Berson’s leadership experience and stories were collected over thirty years during eleven different careers in leadership, marketing, finance, and strategic planning at Fortune 500 firms including Gillette, Bausch & Lomb, Lincoln First Bank, Marriott (as a contractor), a VC-funded firm, and start-up companies. Berson has been an executive coach for twelve years and a leadership professor for the past four years. –
Berson earned his BS and MBA from Wharton, received his Certificate in Leadership Coaching (CLC) from Georgetown University, achieved the PCC certification from the International Coaching Federation, and is certified to deliver assessments of the CCL, PDI, and StrengthsQuest. He has done team and individual coaching at dozens of organizations, including NASA, NCI, KPMG, LexisNexis, Children’s Hospital Foundation, and Bearing Point.
At the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University, Berson taught and coached in the Executive Masters in Leadership and in the Georgetown/ESADE Global Executive MBA programs; he also taught change management to second-year MBAs and in Booz Allen Hamilton’s Change Management Advanced Practitioner Program (CMAP). He is a learning director at Wharton Executive Education. Berson also speaks at corporate and industry events.
Questions? Contact Lisa Carnesi, lcarnesi@ceotrust.org