AIC's 47th Annual Meeting

“Leadership is the art of getting someone else to do something you want done because he/she wants to do it.” … Dwight Eisenhower.  

It is never too early in your career to cultivate the skills needed to be an astute and effective leader. Regardless of job title or institution, there are leadership and management tenets that you can apply in every situation. The “New Leadership Normal” is to lead by being collaborative, compassionate, connected, and caring in the “communities” where we work, operate, and live. To be successful today as a leader, you need to be able to use your personal strengths to be authentic, embracing change through the ability to influence and effectively communicate to achieve sustained results in a meaningful way.  “Leading with the Art of Diplomacy" will provide you with essential skills you will need to be an effective leader in work environments where you might think you do not have the authority to make change happen. Emerging conservation professionals need to fully understand the power of serving others by applying influencing skills, and knowing when to use situational leadership techniques for success.

This half-day seminar will be led by noted leadership lecturer and facilitator Bob Norris. The content of this session will be geared towards early-career professionals who have completed their graduate studies and have experience working in professional settings. This is a pilot seminar and participation will be limited to 24 individuals. Sponsorship generously provided by the Getty Conservation Institute and ANAGPiC.  

Cost: $25