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Leadership Seminar Series

The Office of Leadership Programs hosts speakers each month who discuss leadership in the professional world and how our graduates can differentiate themselves as individuals with a leadership education.  This series is offered in conjunction with the junior-level course in the Leadership Curriculum, Leadership Seminar Series (LDR 3000).

All seminars and presentations relating to leadership are updated weekly. Be sure to check the events calendar for additional opportunities for leadership development!

For questions or to RSVP for any of these events, or if you are interested in serving as a speaker in Leadership Seminar Series, email Sara Molloy, smolloy@ltu.edu.

 

Spring 2013

 

Are You a Human?

Monday, February 11th

12:00pm- 1:00pm in room M218

Reid Tatoris, Co-Founder/COO, Are You A Human, AreYouAHuman.com

How a Detroit-based company is revolutionizing the internet and how you can turn your ideas into a reality.

Are You a Human came about as a solution to a very common problem with internet security being bypassed by computer programs, or bots. CAPTCHA solutions weren’t able to consistently stop automated attacks. Reid became part of a team that came up with a better solution, something complex enough to block the bots, yet simple and fun for actual people. They decided to use little games and after a few years of tinkering, Are You a Human was born.

 

 

 

"Culture and Leadership - two sides to the same coin"

Monday, March 4th

12:30-1:30pm in room M218

Tim Kuppler Founder, The Culture Advantage

www.The-Culture-Advantage.com

 

 Tim Kuppler led multiple organizations through cultural transformations with a high level of involvement, teamwork, and rapid performance improvement. He built on this foundation as a business leader when he was President of Denison Consulting, a leader in organizational culture assessment and improvement that's worked with over 5000 organizations. Read his new eBook - Building Performance Cultures. A Guide for Leaders. Download for FREE at www.The-Culture-Advantage.com

 

Panera Cares: How to Be a Catalyst for Change Against Poverty in our Communities

Wednesday, March 20th
6:00-7:00 pm in UTLC Gallery T210

Colleen Kincaid, General Manager, Panera Cares Community Cafes
www.paneracares.org

Join us for an important seminar on how to be a catalyst for change against poverty in our communities. Colleen Kincaid, Gerneral Manager at Panera Cares Community Cafes, will be our presenter. This will be a dynamic and informative presentation about the Michigan Avenue Panera store that swirls their refreshing business model with kindness and community spirit.

 

 

Universal Truths of Leadership

Tuesday, March 26th

12:00-1:00p.m. in M218

Richard Kolpasky, Managing Director, Boyden Global Executive Search

http://www.boyden.com/

 

Rich Kolpasky, Managing Director, has over 25 years of professional experience, including senior executive roles. He has expertise in the areas of Operations, Design & Development, Human Resources, Sales & Marketing, Supply Chain Management, Restructuring, and Leadership. Prior to joining Boyden, Mr. Kolpasky was the CEO & President of North American Seating for Faurecia SA, the 6th largest automotive Tier I supplier in the world. Under his leadership, the Fluid Carrying Business built dominant market shares and world-class operational and financial performance in all regions.

 

Breaking Down Barriers in Marketing and Technology
Tuesday, April 2nd
12:30- 1:30pm in S221
Greg Evans, President and Founder
Synectics Media, Inc.
Is your marketing and technology driving your bottom line? Do you truly know what_s working and what_s not? For over 12 years, Greg Evans has answered these questions for his clients and brought a passion for creative problem solving that delivers results. His combined expertise in marketing, technology and operations engineering helps clients break down the barriers that stand between them and their clients, as well as the internal barriers that prevent organizations from operating at their best. Join us for his interesting perspective on starting your own company!
Greg Evans is the President and founder of Synectics Media, an integrated marketing agency in Royal Oak, MI. Greg pairs his logical background in Industrial and Operations Engineering with 15 years of design, marketing and technology expertise.  This unique approach helps clients break down the barriers that stand in the way of successful execution. His natural enthusiasm for his work has translated into national award-winning marketing campaigns and the growth of Synectics Media's client base to include everyone from local start-ups, to national non-profits and multi-national corporations.  Join us for this interesting perspective on starting your own company!

 

Entrepreneurship & Business Karma

Wednesday, April 10th

6:00-7:00pm in room M218

Pizza will be served!

Terry Bean, Author and Founder

Motor City Connect

http://www.motorcityconnect.com/about.html

Join Terry as he delivers an impactful seminar with big ideas on authentic communication, the power of doing it now, ways to lead whilst serving, how giving helps you receive, attracting, engaging, and enrolling others, and the planetary shift in consciousness. You will want to be a part of this conversation!

 

 

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