Archive | August, 2007
Leadership Summit 6: Colin Powell – Leading at the Highest Level

Leadership Summit 6: Colin Powell – Leading at the Highest Level

Share From the streets of Harlem to the Oval Office, General Colin Powell has met the challenges of leadership at every stage of his remarkable life. Today, he is one of the most admired public leaders in the world. Colin Powell was the U.S. Secretary of State from 2001 to 2005 under President George W. [...]

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Leadership Summit 5: Michael E. Porter – Strategy and Leadership

Leadership Summit 5: Michael E. Porter – Strategy and Leadership

Share Michael E. Porter is one of the world’s foremost authorities on competitive strategy and an expert at relating his academic research to the areas of leader development and management theory. Michael E. Porter is the Bishop William Lawrence University Professor at Harvard Business School. He is the author of 17 books and the creator [...]

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Leadership Summit 4: Marcus Buckingham – Go Put Your Strengths to Work

Leadership Summit 4: Marcus Buckingham – Go Put Your Strengths to Work

Share A consultant, speaker, and best-selling author, Marcus Buckingham is an expert on outstanding leadership and management practices. He has invested more than 17 years in researching the world’s best managers, leaders, and workplaces. Buckingham is author of four best-selling books, including his latest release Go Put Your Strengths to Work. In his books, he [...]

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Leadership Summit 3: Rev. Floyd H. Flake – The Heat of Responsibility

Leadership Summit 3: Rev. Floyd H. Flake – The Heat of Responsibility

Share The Rev. Dr. Floyd H. Flake is the senior pastor of the Greater Allen A.M.E. Cathedral of New York in Queens and the president of Wilberforce University in Ohio. Under his leadership, Allen Cathedral has grown into a 23,000-member church with senior citizen centers, private school, and hundreds of housing units for members and [...]

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Leadership Summit 2: Carly Fiorina – Tough Choices

Leadership Summit 2: Carly Fiorina – Tough Choices

Share One of the world’s most admired business leaders, Carly Fiorina served as president and chief executive officer of Hewlett-Packard from 1999 to 2005, reinventing the firm in order to compete in a rapidly changing business landscape. Under her tenure, HP improved its cost structure and profitability, doubled its revenues, and achieved the highest rate [...]

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Leadership Summit 1: Bill Hybels – Vision to Die For

Leadership Summit 1: Bill Hybels – Vision to Die For

Share Bill Hybels is the senior pastor of Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, Illinois, and chairman of the board for the Willow Creek Association. He convened The Leadership Summit in 1995 following a God-given prompting to help develop the spiritual gift of leadership in the local church. A highly sought-after conference speaker on [...]

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Blogging Live at the WCA Leadership Summit

Blogging Live at the WCA Leadership Summit

Share Tomorrow through Saturday I’ll be participating with my church and OurChurch.Com staff in the Willow Creek Association Leadership Summit at a satelite site, Van Dyke United Methodist in Lutz, FL.  I was told by a staff member at Van Dyke that they’ll have wi-fi available, so I’m going to attempt to blog live during each [...]

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A Preview of Reveal: Where are You?

A Preview of Reveal: Where are You?

Share I recently had the opportunity to read Reveal: Where are You?, the soon-to-be released book by Willow Creek Community Church executive pastor, Greg Hawkins, and Cally Parkinson.  It’s a fascinating book that describes the results of a groundbreaking congregational survey performed by Willow Creek over the last 3 years.  The research provides valuable insight [...]

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LiveIntentionally.org Launched

LiveIntentionally.org Launched

Share Today LiveIntentionally.org is launched.  What is this new website all about?  What is the motivation behind it?  Most of us live life like a leaf drifting down a river, allowing the current of circumstances to carry us downstream without much thought as to where we’re going.  And when we do think of the current of circumstances, [...]

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