
Leadership Forum: Ethics + Business Performance
A new program, limited to 15, launches in June for high potential leaders reporting to the CEO. Tailored to participants' priorities, it explores the tension at the intersection of ethical leadership and business performance, addressing the challenges, and identifying best practices for fostering ethical leadership throughout the organization.
Leadership Experiences
Many senior-level executives identify Leadership Experience programs as the next generation of professional development. The Conference Board Gettysburg, Normandy
and Waterloo Leadership Experiences immerse participants in unique learning experiences.
Gettysburg
Revisit the Battle of Gettysburg in the context of today’s management challenges, affording you the opportunity to spend quality time focused on building the leadership skills you need to succeed. more
Gettysburg: C-Level
Analyzing the achievements and failures of those in the thick of combat helps you focus on the parallels to your own business and can instruct, inspire, and better equip you to guide your people successfully through times of chaos and change. more
Normandy
D-Day, with its many leadership successes (and failures), provides a rich terrain for learning important leadership skills—skills that are invaluable when leading a team through times of business chaos, risk, or uncertainty. more
Waterloo
By studying military leadership, both in victory and in defeat, these programmes identify and explore key elements of good management and strategic decision-making that can help business executives lead their companies to success. more
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Publications
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Executive Action Reports | ||
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On the Record with J. Doug Pruitt
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How CEOs Turn Themselves (and Others) into True Leaders
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Mid-Market CEO Challenge: 2007 Edition
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The Changing Role of the COO |
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