Register for the Webinar:
Leading Your Center through the Crisis – a Year later
Wednesday, March 24th @ 12 PM ET
Almost a year ago eight university-based executive and professional development center directors shared their perspectives on how their centers, clients and industry would respond to the crisis caused by the global pandemic. During the conversation we were looking at the behaviors successful centers are demonstrating in these unprecedented times. The goal was to identify best practices for a short and long-term sustainable impact.
A year later we are going to revisit strategies and approaches discussed last April and lessons learned this last twelve months. Join this reflective session with center leaders.
Facilitator:
Courtney Walsh
Assistant Dean
Professional and Executive Development
University at Buffalo
Panelists:
Carol Turchick
Director, Xavier Leadership Center
Xavier University
Nicholas Hamilton-Archer
Executive Director
Executive Education
Tepper School of Business
Carnegie Mellon University
Ron Thomas
Executive Director
Executive Education
Kelley School of Business
Indiana University
Larry Murphy
President & COO
Executive Education and Lifelong Learning
University of Virginia Darden School Foundation
Daniel Rundhaug
Executive Director, IPEx
Davenport University
Terry Wolfe
Executive Director, Open Enrollment and Custom Programs
Executive Education, Marshall School of Business
University of Southern California
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