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Dear ,
The last time this newsletter circulated, we shared exciting
news about our new Leadership Forum offering, a FranklinCovey-based
forum designed to help leaders further develop their ability to inspire trust and
build credibility, define a clear and compelling purpose, create
and align systems, and unleash the talents and energy of a
winning team.
The inaugural Leadership Forum was held earlier this month in
St. Cloud, and it was a great success! Given high demand
for this forum, we have added a third Leadership Forum cohort to
our 2012 Forum Calendar. The three cohorts are scheduled
for March 19-21, July
24-26, and November 27-29 in 2012. Space is limited.
Reserve your spot now!
For a summary
overview of the Leadership Forum, click
here. You can request a detailed information packet
here. For questions or to register, call Venita Wilkes
at 320.251.3215.
Best regards,
The Anderson Center Team
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How
the Best Leaders Build Trust
by Stephen M. R. Covey
I contend that
the ability to establish, grow, extend, and (where needed)
restore trust among stakeholders is the critical competency of
leadership needed today. It is needed more than any other
competency. Engendering trust is, in fact, a competency that can
be learned, applied, and understood. It is something that you
can get good at, something you can measure and improve,
something for which you can "move the needle." You cannot be an
effective leader without trust. As Warren Bennis put it,
"Leadership without mutual trust is a contradiction in terms."
How do the
best leaders build trust?
The first job of any leader is to inspire trust. Trust is
confidence born of two dimensions: character and competence.
Character includes your integrity, motive, and intent with
people. Competence includes your capabilities, skills, results,
and track record. Both dimensions are vital. Read more
here.
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Executive
Forum
The Executive Forum is ideally suited for Chief Executive Officers,
CXOs, presidents, senior VPs, and other members of organizational
leadership teams. It is designed to
increase the effectiveness of business leaders. Beginning in January,
the program consists of a 12-month education process
that will change the way you think. It is fast-paced, concentrated
and highly interactive.
Within the twelve months
there are three one-week educational sessions. Each one-week session is
a full-time commitment and will concentrate on specific business topics
related to the survival, growth and expansion stages of business.
Click
here to learn more about the Executive Forum.
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UPCOMING FORUMS: |
Speakers Forum
January 19, River's Edge, St. Cloud |
Executive Forum (Week 1)
January 22-27,
2012, Gainey Center, Owatonna |
Operations Forum
February 6-8, River's Edge,
St. Cloud |
Negotiation Forum
February 20-22,
S. Lake Lodge, Grand Rapids |
Leadership Forum
March 19-21,
S. Lake Lodge, Grand Rapids |
Speakers Forum
May 3, River's
Edge Convention Center , St. Cloud |
Finance Forum
May 7-9, S.
Lake Lodge, Grand Rapids |
Family Business Forum
May 14-16,
River's Edge, St. Cloud |
Discussion Leadership Forum
June 11-13,
St. John's University, Collegeville |
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REGISTER
FOR WINTER & SPRING FORUMS
Registrations are being accepted for the 2012
Executive Forum and more.
See the 2012 Forum Calendar, which is available
here as a
PDF.
To learn
more about the Anderson Center and our forums,
contact Venita at 320.251.3215 or
venita@anderson-center.org.
SEE WHAT
OTHERS ARE SAYING:
The Anderson Center's Executive Forum has become the
marquee Executive Education course in Greater Minnesota.
Many talented and
experienced business owners and executives have
participated in the Executive Forum.
Click here to see who has participated over the
years and to read some of their testimonials.


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