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260 - Leadership Perspectives from 9/11 & Who Manages the Process of Meetings?
September 10, 2003
#260 - - - Sept 10, 2003 - - - 45,268 Readers
*** Elliott Masie's TechLearn TRENDS ***
Training, e-Learning and Collaboration Updates
Web Site: http://www.masie.com
1. Leadership Perspectives from 9/11
2. Who Manages the Process of Meetings?
3. TechLearn 2003 Case Studies Announced
4. The Shrinking Picture of Elliott
1. Leadership Perspectives from 9/11: As some of you might remember, we
reached out to a number of key management and HR experts immediately
following 9/11 and taped audio "objects" of advice to managers for dealing
with the crisis. Over 60,000 people accessed these clips in that troubled
time. I recently revisited the page and it was fascinating to listen to
the clips from people like Tom Peters, Steven Covey, Marshall Goldsmith
and others. The interviews are still active at:
http://www.masie.com/perspectives/
2. Who Manages the Process of Meetings?: While Training Managers manage
classes and e-Learning, who manages the process of meetings in our
organizations? Is the meeting process intentional in our organizations?
Do we apply models of effective group process in meetings? It is amazing
to think about how much time and resources are devoted to meetings in
large organizations, yet we rarely collect any metrics on their
effectiveness. I have been dialoging with my colleage, John Abele, who is
Founder Chairman of Boston Scientific Corporation and the Kingsbridge
Institute about this issue. We would love to hear your perspectives on
the management or non-management of meetings in your organizations. Send
me a note to emasie@masie.com We'll post a summary in a future TRENDS.
3. TechLearn 2003 Case Studies Announced: We are honored to announce 30
key case studies at TechLearn 2003. Companies such as McDonald's, HP,
Michelin, UPS and other Fortune 1000 organizations will provide honest
reports on their progress in the e-Learning arena. TechLearn 2003 will be
held in Orlando, Florida on November 3 to 5th. Information and
registration at www.techlearn.com
4. The Shrinking Picture of Elliott: I have been shrinking lately. I had
a very successful surgical procedure for weight loss several months ago.
If you want to see an updated view of me, check out my blog at
http://www.elliottmasie.com Most importantly, I am feeling very healthy!
MASIE Center Project and Services:
Now accepting a limited number of applications for our e-Learning
CONSORTIUM. Check out the details at www.masie.com
*** Elliott Masie's TechLearn TRENDS ***
Training, e-Learning and Collaboration Updates
Web Site: http://www.masie.com
1. Leadership Perspectives from 9/11
2. Who Manages the Process of Meetings?
3. TechLearn 2003 Case Studies Announced
4. The Shrinking Picture of Elliott
1. Leadership Perspectives from 9/11: As some of you might remember, we
reached out to a number of key management and HR experts immediately
following 9/11 and taped audio "objects" of advice to managers for dealing
with the crisis. Over 60,000 people accessed these clips in that troubled
time. I recently revisited the page and it was fascinating to listen to
the clips from people like Tom Peters, Steven Covey, Marshall Goldsmith
and others. The interviews are still active at:
http://www.masie.com/perspectives/
2. Who Manages the Process of Meetings?: While Training Managers manage
classes and e-Learning, who manages the process of meetings in our
organizations? Is the meeting process intentional in our organizations?
Do we apply models of effective group process in meetings? It is amazing
to think about how much time and resources are devoted to meetings in
large organizations, yet we rarely collect any metrics on their
effectiveness. I have been dialoging with my colleage, John Abele, who is
Founder Chairman of Boston Scientific Corporation and the Kingsbridge
Institute about this issue. We would love to hear your perspectives on
the management or non-management of meetings in your organizations. Send
me a note to emasie@masie.com We'll post a summary in a future TRENDS.
3. TechLearn 2003 Case Studies Announced: We are honored to announce 30
key case studies at TechLearn 2003. Companies such as McDonald's, HP,
Michelin, UPS and other Fortune 1000 organizations will provide honest
reports on their progress in the e-Learning arena. TechLearn 2003 will be
held in Orlando, Florida on November 3 to 5th. Information and
registration at www.techlearn.com
4. The Shrinking Picture of Elliott: I have been shrinking lately. I had
a very successful surgical procedure for weight loss several months ago.
If you want to see an updated view of me, check out my blog at
http://www.elliottmasie.com Most importantly, I am feeling very healthy!
MASIE Center Project and Services:
Now accepting a limited number of applications for our e-Learning
CONSORTIUM. Check out the details at www.masie.com
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