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WHITE PAPER Contents1 Executive SummaryBackground An Organizational Perspective An Individual Perspective Formal vs Informal151Dierences in Developmental Experiences Formal vs Informal. Nonpro t Executive Leadership KEY FINDINGS Inside the Executive Inside the Executive Director Job Director Job Marla Cornelius, CompassPoint Marla Cornelius, CompassPoint Working externally with pa High Potentials . (A.K.A. Top-Talent). Brian Fishel, Chief Talent Officer KeyBank. Brian_L_Fishel@keybank.com. “Define . High Potential. and . how best to develop them.”. An executive walks . into your office and asks . . John Roberto. LifelongFaith Associates. (jroberto@lifelongfaith.com). Leadership for Adult . Faith Formation. “The . leader of the future isn’t a person. It is a team. It is a group of people gifted and called by God to lead. It is a community drawn together by a sense of the possible within a congregation and committed to making God’s kingdom just a bit more real in their time and place. This fact alone changes the notions of leadership that pastors and congregations have operated under for years. It breaks down barriers between professional and lay leaders. It refocuses our attention on gifts and call as being the basis for ministry.” . 360. Charlene. . Maxey-Harris. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries. October 23, 2012 . Leadership . “.... is the art of mobilizing others to want to struggle for shared . aspirations” (. Kouzes. SSI Noncommissioned Officer Academy. Senior Leaders Course. Concrete Experience. 2. What do you see – an Old Woman or Young Lady?. 3. ACTION:. Examine the . Situational Leadership Theory. CONDITIONS: . SSI Noncommissioned Officer Academy. Senior Leaders Course. Concrete Experience. 2. What do you see – an Old Woman or Young Lady?. 3. ACTION:. Examine the . Situational Leadership Theory. CONDITIONS: . Listening. Loving. Learning. Sherry . Nilles. First Vice National Regent. Rose . Holschlag. National Director. Presenters. Non-Verbal Communication. Looking Good. Entry Into A Room. Can this be learned?. Does . Your Organization Know What it Takes to Develop Them?. Kim Ramsey. President, The Executive Edge®, Inc.. 6. Explore the definition of a high . potential and why it’s an . important designation. SUCCESSION PLANNING - Are you ready for this? . 50 Million! . Why Increased Retirements:. SUCCESSION PLANNING - Are you ready for this? . 70% of companies say they do some form of succession planning, yet. Jennifer . Barton, SPHR. Chief Operating Officer | Willis Human Capital Practice. As COO of the Human Capital Practice for Willis North America, Jennifer has responsibility for 48 offices throughout the US and Canada representing just over $330 million in revenue. In this capacity she is responsible for defining, creating and deploying best-in-class client deliverables designed to address human capital risk. Under her leadership, the consulting practice has grown to consultant with over 3,000 clients across the United States in areas such as Human Resources, Communication, Compliance, Health Outcomes and Reporting and Analytics. . Slide SL-. 1. Situational Leadership. OBJECTIVES. The students will:. Identify two basic leader behaviors.. Identify four leadership styles.. Identify four development levels of followers.. Describe the relationship between development level and leadership style.. High Potential. Low Performance. New Hire/New Role. Box 3. High Potential. Med Performance. Future Growth In . Current/New Role. Box 2. Low Medium High. High Potential. High Performance. A Successor To Bigger . 38 PEOPLE + STRATEGY Are Your HiPos Overrated? A talent” 20 years ago, HR departments began to focus on ways to attract, develop, and retain star fought in the leadership space. This makes se Supporting your leadership development at UCL. Learning hours. c. 60 hours over 7 months. . Includes a mixture of self-paced learning, Online and face-to-face workshops, with an option to undertake a 360-degree feedback exercise. .