2005 Executive Leadership Institute

PRESENTATIONS, MateriaLs & Handouts

Frances Hesslebein opened the 2005 Executive Leadership Institute with this inspiring poem:

Be careful of your thoughts, for your thoughts become your words;   

Be careful of your words, for your words become your deeds;   

Be careful of your deeds, for your deeds become your habits;    

Be careful of your habits, for your habits become your character;    

Be careful of your character, for your character becomes your destiny.

Author Unknown

Presenter - Keith Timko

• Leading Organizational Learning, Capturing the Knowledge (PowerPoint)
  
  

Presenter - Marla M. Capozzi

• Knowledge Management Discussion (PDF)
• Knowledge Management Comes to Philanthropy (PDF)
• What You Don't Know about Managing Nonprofits - Why It Matters (PDF)

Presenter - Tom Kern

• Knowledge Management - Leveraging What We Know (PowerPoint)

Presenter - Frank Bordonaro

• Finding Your Burro (PowerPoint)

Previous ELI Presentations

• Performance Management presented at 2003 Executive Leadership Institute (PowerPoint)
• Dynamic Nonprofit Board presented at the 2003 Executive Leadership Institute (PowerPoint)
• Implications of the New Corporate Accountability for Nonprofits presented by Grant Thorton at the 2003 Executive Leadership Institute
• Striking a New Balance –  Effective Collaboration within
  National Organizations presented by McKinsey & Company at the 2002 Executive Leadership Institute
• Promising Practices in Nonprofit Governance: A Checklist (National Human Services Assembly)
  

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