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As a board member, you understand the importance of expertise and fit in forming an effective and successful board for your organization. But are you aware of the common pitfalls and dangers that can occur within functional and industry expertise? Are you creating blind spots that could limit and innovation and creativity or even introduce unnecessary risks?
Our set of panelists and boardroom leadership experts will showcase the research and personal stories of how different kinds of boardroom experience can encourage more effective results, how to avoid common pitfalls and how the dangers of expertise and fit can be avoided.
Join us for an enlightening discussion and opportunity for question and answer in a live webinar with our moderator, TCU Faculty Betts Lillo and panelists TCU faculty member and Chairman of the Board of Fort Worth Opera, Ryan Krause, TCU Alumni and former accountant with PWC, Maribess Miller and partner with McDermott Will & Emery LLP, and Forbes contributor, Michael Peregrine.
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| Bets Lillo Moderator |
Ryan Krause Pannelist |
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| Maribess Miller '75 Panelist |
Michael Peregrine '77 Panelist |
April 27, 2022
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Sponsored by Northern Trust
As the world continues to move through exponential change, it’s more important than ever to ensure your message is understood by your audience. So how can your voice and presence rise above the noise in an impactful, authentic way? Join fellow alumni and a panel of communication and executive presence experts to discuss the importance of showing up both virtually and in-person during turbulent times through authenticity, purpose, connection, storytelling, and more.
Sponsored by Northern Trust
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| Jim Roach Executive Director TCU Neeley Executive Education |
Eric Harris Co-founder GatherRound |
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| Lisa Northup VP Human Resources & Employee Development Elbit Systems of America |
January 20, 2022
Join Dean Daniel Pullin in this virtual session to explore some of the exciting new initiatives on the horizon as part of the Neeley strategic plan. We’ll discuss how the Neeley School plans to grow its brand, impact the future of business and continue to add value to your degree.
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| Daniel Pullin John V. Roach Dean of the Neeley School of Business Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation |
Brenda Cline '82 Chief Financial Officer Kimball Art Foundation |
December 02, 2021
Have your team dynamics changed in the last year? Are you leading a group or working with your colleagues virtually or within a hybrid scenario? There is a complexity dynamic in today’s environment which will continue to change as we consider the future of work and its impact on teams. Leading teams in today’s evolving organizational landscape requires leaders to update their framework and skillset for maximizing workgroup and team relationships. In this Neeley Alumni Advantage webinar, TCU Faculty Experts, Jim Roach, Executive Director, TCU Neeley Executive Education and Tracey Rockett, Professor of Management Practice, discuss what has changed regarding teams, what is coming in the future and approaches to optimize team success.
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| Jim Roach Executive Director TCU Neeley Executive Education |
Tracey Rockett Professor of Management Practice TCU Neeley School of Business |
September 08, 2021
Business transformation, and digital transformation in particular, can be very challenging in high complexity, dynamic environments and unfortunately, most organizational change efforts fall short of their intended outcomes. Our experts discuss critical success factors, key challenges, typical barriers in complex environments, and why a new kind of leadership is required to set your organization up for success.
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| Brian Alink Senior Vice President Product Management Capital One |
Mary Uhl-Bien BNSF Endowed Professor of Leadership TCU Neeley School of Business |
April 19, 2021
Now, more than ever, it’s imperative to be innovative. Our faculty experts discuss the numerous, and often unexpected, sources of disruption and the overwhelming levels of change that require new paradigms for leadership, organizations and leading change. They elaborate on the key challenges and opportunities that leaders face and must overcome to fund and/or nurture new ventures while they strive to compete and succeed with their core business. The team also shares examples of successes and failures, and how you can survive disruption in this current business climate.
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| Michael Sherrod William M. Dickey Entrepreneur in Residence Instructor TCU Neeley School of Business |
Rodney D'Souza Managing Director of the TCU Neeley Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Davis Family Entrepreneur in Residence TCU Neeley School of Business |
November 18, 2020
Many of us are being called on to work remotely for the first time. There are some challenges, but virtual work has also been shown to have some distinct advantages over traditional, in-office work. This webinar will identify some of the challenges managers may face while moving to work remotely. We offer some ideas for supporting your team members, identifying and solving some common problems, and suggestions for best practices when it comes to managing teams virtually.
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| Brad Harris Associate Professor of Management TCU Neeley School of Business |
Tracey Rockett Professor of Management Practice TCU Neeley School of Business |
April 03, 2020
Dean Becker from Adativ Learning Solutions dives into the core competency of Resilience with an introduction to the basic skills around Resilience, an exercise to identify some of your personal thinking styles when face with adversity or challenging situations and a practical skill building exercise. As a bonus, Dean offers a guide to a host of additional resources on resilience and access to Adaptiv's resilience self-assessment.
Featuring: Dean Becker, Managing Director & Founder, Adaptiv Learning Systems
April 03, 2020
...everyone needs:
Good News: any leader, no matter their age or experience, can learn how to become an adaptive leader who leads skillfully in this new era.
Aim for “Financial Literacy” to Become a More Confident Manager. Are you an aspiring leader who has never had practical financial management training? If so, you should know that gaining a basic understanding of finance practices can help you lead more confidently and capably.
