Public Invited to a Leadership Roundtable Breakfast Thursday
Five executive level, influential, insightful and intentional leaders will share their formative experiences, intentional strategies and tactics at the breakfast.
Learn what it takes to be a leader.
Thursday, May 24 Leadership MetroWest is hosting a roundtable discussion breakfast at 7:45 a.m. on the campus of Framingham State University.
Five executive level, influential, insightful and intentional leaders will share their formative experiences, intentional strategies and tactics in a highly interactive, moderated conversation, followed by Q&A and small group discussions at your table.
Panelists include Joel Barrera, deputy director, Metropolitan Area Planning Council; Jarrett Barrios, CEO, American Red Cross of Eastern Massachusetts; Beverly Edgehill, former president, The Partnership, Inc.; Dana M. Neshe, EVP & Chief Community Banking Officer, Middlesex Savings Bank; and David Shapiro, CEO, The National Mentoring Partnership.
The breakfast program consists of a moderated dialogue (no speeches, no PowerPoint), then Q&A and table discussions with the panelists. Breakfast and networking begin at 7:45 a.m.
Cost is $25 for alumni and $35 for guests. Register at www.leadershipmetrowest.org
The ongoing Leadership Roundtable Series was introduced in 2011 as part of Leadership MetroWest's 25-year celebration. The organization's mission is to move the region forward by increasing civic engagement and cross-sector collaboration.
Jim Rizoli
12:30 pm on Tuesday, May 22, 2012
The talking heads are at it again.
How many times have we heard the mantra?
"Five executive level, influential, insightful and intentional leaders will share their formative experiences, intentional strategies and tactics in a highly interactive, moderated conversation, followed by Q&A and small group discussions at your table".
Lets see what has to be done to get things right here. Town traffic, illegal aliens, jobs, the list goes on.
The good news these "answer people" have job security just talking about it, while the issues continue to smoulder.
Why solve problems when you make your living talking about it.
Jim@ccfiile.com
Susan Petroni
12:38 pm on Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Jim: You are on a roll this morning. Is it the rain? or did you miss breakfast?